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    In China, dog and cat weddings soar as govt struggles to encourage human marriages

    Pet weddings are gaining popularity in China as government policies struggle to encourage human marriages amid a declining population and low birth rates. In 2023, spending on pets rose to 279.3 billion yuan ($38.41 billion). Owners are splurging on lavish ceremonies, with professionals catering to the trend. Many young Chinese, delaying their own marriages, celebrate their pets instead.

    Letter from Ruskin Bond: On turning 90, and (not) chasing happiness

    The beloved author shares tips and tricks to lead a fulfilling life

    Ruskin Bond advocates for audiobooks to cultivate reading habits in children

    Renowned author Ruskin Bond, celebrating his 90th birthday, highlights the importance of audiobooks in nurturing children's reading interests. Bond, in collaboration with Audible, presents "All Time Favourites for Children," a collection of 25 curated stories narrated by Anuj Datta. He believes audiobooks act as stimuli, fostering a love for reading by making stories accessible and engaging.

    Best Dog Brushes in India for Clean and Shiny Coat (2024)

    Are you looking for a great dog brush for your fur baby? If so, then continue reading this article to learn about the best dog brushes in India to ensure that your dog enjoys a tangle free coat that is full of lustre. All of these options are readily available on Amazon and you can place your order using the buying links shared in the article below.

    A9 Finsight, Vivriti Asset among top 11 AIF Funds that rose 10-20% in April 2024

    A9 Finsight and Vivriti Asset were top performers among AIF Funds in April 2024, outperforming the Nifty50. Several other funds, including Income Builder Fund, also showed impressive growth.

    Bianca Censori loves Kanye West’s new titanium teeth. Here is what she has done

    The new dentures of rapper Kanye West are The teeth are made of palladium and platinum materials and were seemingly inspired by the James Bond villain 'Jaws', who had a mouth of metal.

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