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27/04/2026

They shaped you before you knew it.
Now it's your turn to understand why.

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26/04/2026

Feeling your motivation fade as fast as it comes? Your Moon energy might be influencing your mood, but here’s the secret; motivation alone won’t help.

Start building systems that actually work.

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25/04/2026

Top Marwari Baniya Surnames & Their Legacy

Surnames like Agarwal, Khandelwal, Maheshwari, Oswal and Bansal aren’t just names they trace back to powerful trading communities, ancient towns and centuries-old business traditions rooted in Rajasthan.

Examples:
Agarwal → Linked to Agroha and the legacy of Maharaja Agrasen
Khandelwal → Derived from Khandela, a key mercantile region
Maheshwari → Followers of Lord Shiva, with deep Marwari roots
Oswal → Originating from Osian, with a rich Jain heritage
Bansal → A prominent Agarwal gotra with widespread presence

Note: These surnames have remained largely unchanged, preserving their original identity while carrying forward a legacy of business and community values.

22/04/2026

When you stop showing up daily, progress starts to fade.
Because real growth is built through discipline and consistency.

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21/04/2026

Numbers on the jersey, energy in the personality.
Ever wondered what your favourite cricketer’s jersey number says about them?

From Dhoni to Kohli, Sachin and Rohit, every number carries a unique meaning.

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20/04/2026

Hiring Alert!
Do you want to be part of a global Astrology app?
We’re looking for skilled astrologers fluent in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi or Gujarati.
Apply now by submitting your form and join our team of expert astrologers.

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Become an iMeUsWe verified astrologer. Use the Astrologer app to manage consultations, respond to queries and expand your client base.

19/04/2026

Spotting a house lizard on Akshaya Tritiya? Sounds strange, right?
But it's believed to bring a wave of good luck during this powerful waxing moon phase.

Did you know about this?

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18/04/2026

That blurry photo in front of Qutub Minar. Someone always blinking, Dadi insisting, “Bas, ho gaya.” And everyone laughing anyway.

It’s never just a picture, it's your family’s story.
This World Heritage Day, don’t just keep memories. Preserve them.

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18/04/2026

Top Bengali Surnames & The Origin of “-jee”

Surnames such as Chatterjee, Banerjee and Mukherjee reflect a linguistic shift shaped during the rule of the British East India Company.
Long Sanskrit surnames were often difficult for British officials to pronounce.

As a result, they were shortened and anglicised, frequently adopting the “-jee” ending.

Examples:
Chattopadhyay → Chatterjee (teacher/scholarly lineage)
Bandyopadhyay → Banerjee (priestly roots)
Mukhopadhyay → Mukherjee (head priest/learned scholar)

Note: “-jee” is not an honourific, but a linguistic adaptation that became standard over time.

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16/04/2026

Top Bengali Surnames & The Origin of “-jee”

Surnames such as Chatterjee, Banerjee and Mukherjee reflect a linguistic shift shaped during the rule of the British East India Company.
Long Sanskrit surnames were often difficult for British officials to pronounce.

As a result, they were shortened and anglicised, frequently adopting the “-jee” ending.

Examples:
Chattopadhyay → Chatterjee (teacher/scholarly lineage)
Bandyopadhyay → Banerjee (priestly roots)
Mukhopadhyay → Mukherjee (head priest/learned scholar)

Note: “-jee” is not an honourific, but a linguistic adaptation that became standard over time.

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15/04/2026

Touching wood after good news isn’t random, it’s a mix of old beliefs, protection rituals and grounding energy.

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14/04/2026

What if your zodiac sign connects you to some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs?
Find out who shares your cosmic business energy.

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