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  In the ever-connected digital world, social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube have transformed into virtual scrapbooks where proud parents showcase their children's lives. This phenomenon, known as "sharenting," has witnessed an explosive surge in popularity. While it offers an avenue for parents to celebrate their child's milestones, it also opens a Pandora's box of concerns regarding the security and privacy of these little digital natives. Child psychiatrists and law enforcement agencies resoundingly underscore the pivotal role parents play in preserving their child's digital legacy. Overzealous sharing, they caution, may lead to unforeseen consequences. It's not merely a matter of being aware of what is shared; it's a call to refrain from reducing a child's experiences to mere "content." The potential hazards of sharenting are increasingly coming to light. In an era where digital threats loom large, a deli

India embarked on an extraordinary mission to explore the moon. This mission was called Chandrayaan, and it marked India's glorious entry into the elite group of nations venturing into lunar exploration. Let us take a closer look at Chandrayaan-3, the latest chapter in India's lunar odyssey, and its predecessors, Chandrayaan-2 and Chandrayaan-1. Chandrayaan-1, the trailblazer, set off on its celestial journey on October 22, 2008. With indigenously developed technology, it aimed to create a detailed map of the moon's surface and study its chemical and mineral composition. Chandrayaan-1 circled the moon more than 3,400 times, capturing its beauty and mysteries from afar. However, after a successful mission of 312 days, contact with the spacecraft was lost on August 29, 2009. Nevertheless, Chandrayaan-1 made groundbreaking discoveries, including the detection of water and ice on the moon's surface. India's pride soared high as the country marked its place in lunar expl

In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, Threads and Twitter stand out as platforms that share notable similarities and offer intriguing possibilities. While Threads is closely tied to Instagram, it exhibits a user interface that resembles Twitter . Both platforms emphasize real-time, public conversations and provide users with interactive features to engage with content. This article delves into the similarities between Threads and Twitter, highlighting their shared focus on simplicity and exploring the possibilities they present for users. Real-Time, Public Conversations: Meta , the parent company of both Instagram and Threads, positions the latter as a space for real-time, public conversations. Similarly, Twitter has long been known for its instantaneous nature and the ability to engage in discussions on a public stage. The parallel emphasis on real-time conversations fosters an environment where users can engage in dynamic exchanges, share opinions, and join ongoing dialogu

  The rain had always been a witness to our love, a tender embrace from the heavens that nurtured our connection. Our small village nestled on the banks of the Periyar. The air crackled with anticipation as the first drops fell, and it was amidst this refreshing downpour that our love blossomed. I was a simple boy from the fisherman community, and she, a girl from a wealthy family, lived just a stone's throw away. Our worlds were vastly different, separated by social status and expectations. But the rain, oh how it erased those barriers. It brought us together, drenched in its enchanting allure. We longed to be with each other, to share our dreams and fears, but our families forbade our love. So, we devised a way to communicate, to steal moments of togetherness amidst the chaos. We wrote letters, pouring our hearts onto paper, and carefully wrapped them in plastic to protect them from the rain's touch. Each letter became a paper boat, carrying our desires and whispered promises

In uniform neat, I wait by the window's sill, To school, my heart beats. Pitter-patter rain, Why must you come today? I long for the lane. Child: "Raindrop, oh raindrop, Please don't make me late for school, I'm dressed and ready." Rain: "Little one, fear not, I'll sprinkle joy on your day, Let's dance and play." Child: "But rain, dear rain, I want to learn and explore, With friends, I'll gain." Rain: "In every drop, child, There's knowledge and adventure, I'll nourish your dreams." Child: "Oh rain, I see now, Together, we'll embrace school, Let's go, rain, let's go!" With giggles and cheer, They journeyed through the downpour, School awaited near.

  Once upon a time in the lively city of Thiruvananthapuram, a family found themselves embroiled in the chaotic whirlwind of planning their daughter's wedding. Mrs. Shobha, the mother of the bride, was a self-proclaimed connoisseur of gold and expensive sarees. She always had a way of making everything about her love for luxury. One day, she dramatically exclaimed, "Oh, my dear husband, this wedding needs to be bigger and shinier than the sun itself! Let's make sure people need sunglasses to attend!" Uncle Ramesh, known for his knack for persuading others to spend more, chimed in, "Absolutely, brother! This is an occasion of a lifetime. Let's make sure the bride arrives in a chariot made of pure gold, pulled by unicorns. Nothing less will do!" His exaggerated suggestions always left everyone in splits, but somehow, they also seemed to inspire Mr. Achuthan As the family sat around a table, brainstorming wedding ideas, Uncle Ramesh enthusiastically propose

  "Reading is not just a hobby; it's a passport to endless adventures and a roadmap to discovering our true passions." Once upon a time in a small town, there were three best friends named Rahul, Maya, and Aryan. They were typical teenagers, always engrossed in their social media accounts, scrolling through endless posts and stories. School was just a means to get through the day, and they hadn't given much thought to their future. One day, their school announced Reading Day, a special occasion dedicated to promoting the joy of reading. The announcement intrigued Rahul, Maya, and Aryan, but they couldn't fathom why reading would be important in their lives. However, they decided to give it a chance, thinking it might be a welcome break from their monotonous routines. The trio made their way to the school library, where they were met with rows of shelves adorned with books of various genres. With a hint of skepticism, they picked up a few books each and settled dow