Meet Mieko Catlett: Japanese woman who travelled to Uttarakhand years after her husband’s death to fulfil his last wish of immersing his ashes in the sacred Saryu River |

Mieko Catlett (Instagram) Some journeys are planned. And some begin with a promise. For Mieko Catlett, the journey from Japan to Bageshwar in Uttarakhand was about keeping a promise she had made to her late husband, Robert Catlett. After his death, she came back to the Himalayan town carrying his ashes. To fulfill his final…

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Mother-Daughter Workplace Visit: She took her mother to her workplace at Meta, and the moment is winning hearts: Why a workplace visit with parents means so much to children

Photo courtesy: Instagram/@sheel.sanghvi For many parents, a child’s success is not really about the designation on their visiting card or the name of the company they work for. It is about seeing the child they once worried over, encouraged and perhaps quietly sacrificed for, find their feet in the world.A similar mother-daughter moment is winning…

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Videos capture the moment a 7.4-magnitude earthquake strikes Colombia

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Unmanned Chinese rocket explodes moments after liftoff 00:47 Deadly earthquake hits Colombia 02:02 Death toll in earthquake surpasses 100, Colombian president says 02:18 Now Playing Watch: Videos capture the moment a 7.4-magnitude earthquake strikes Colombia 01:37 UP NEXT Search for…

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Age Children Should Start Social Media: Children using social media at younger age perform worse in school tests, study says: What Indian parents need to know

The study assessed more than 5,000 Italian school children. For many parents, the transition to secondary school comes with a familiar request from their child: “Everyone in my class is on Instagram. Why can’t I have an account?”It can be difficult to say no when classmates are sharing reels, chatting in groups and following the…

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Jake Whisenant, record-setting speed climber, dies at 30 in climbing accident

A climber known for setting speed records in Yosemite National Park has died in a climbing accident in California. Jake Whisenant, 30, of Mammoth Lakes, California, died Aug. 3, according to the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office Coroner Unit. The sheriff’s office website lists the cause of death as “accident,” and officials have not released additional…

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