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Word of the day: Pococurante

The word pococurante is a rare English word that describes a person who does not care much about things. It can be used for someone who feels indifferent or uninterested. The word was created by writer Voltaire in Candide. It comes from Italian roots meaning “little caring” and today appears mostly in literature and word discussions.

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Are you ready for your refund? IRS issues new update before April 15 deadline

IRS tax deadline 2026: About 55 million Americans have already filed taxes in 2026, but many still risk missing the IRS tax deadline April 15. If you miss it, the IRS may charge late filing penalties, interest, and possible failure-to-pay fees. You can request an IRS tax extension until October 15, but taxes owed must still be paid by April 15. Filing early protects your IRS tax refund, avoids penalties, and keeps your 2026 tax return processing smooth and faster.

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Secret giving

Across various faith traditions, the act of fasting during this month encourages profound kindness and a sense of connection. Anonymous acts of charity lie at the heart of religions such as Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, and Sikhism. These selfless deeds uphold dignity while nurturing humility in a world that yearns for help.

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IPL 2026: Gujarat Titans name Vijay Dahiya as Assistant Coach

Gujarat Titans have appointed Vijay Dahiya as Assistant Coach for the upcoming IPL 2026 season. This move strengthens their coaching staff. Dahiya brings extensive experience from his playing and coaching careers. The IPL 2026 season will begin on March 28, 2026. The first phase schedule has been announced by the BCCI.

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BCCI ethics officer clears MS Dhoni of conflict of interest allegations

In a recent ruling, the BCCI Ethics Officer cleared former Indian cricket captain MS Dhoni of any conflict of interest regarding his involvement in the IPL. It was determined that Dhoni's cricket academies were established prior to the BCCI's guidelines, and there was no proof of bias or favoritism. Consequently, the complaint has been officially dismissed.

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Meet up with a new flame: LPG crisis shows why India must scale ethanol for cooking

Restaurants are running out of cooking gas. This crisis reveals a deeper vulnerability in cooking fuel. Domestic ethanol production offers a viable, clean alternative. Ethanol can be used for cooking, reducing import dependence. Policy changes are needed to integrate ethanol into cooking fuel programs. This domestic solution addresses a critical national need.

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Centre, Gulf nations helping Indians amid West Asia conflict: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured that India is working with Gulf nations to help citizens stranded in West Asia. He highlighted the government's commitment to citizen welfare and stressed the importance of self-reliance. Modi also criticized the Congress for making irresponsible statements regarding the ongoing conflict, accusing them of playing politics for personal gain and spreading fear.

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Revolut gets full UK banking licence after years-long wait

Revolut has received regulatory approval to launch a British bank, allowing it to compete head-to-head with high street lenders in areas such as current accounts and consumer lending. Revolut ​said in a statement on Wednesday that the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority had allowed it to end its "mobilisation" phase, which had lasted for longer than the usual 12-month limit.

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Pothole thickens with a modern Lazarus

In a remarkable twist of fate, a woman who was declared brain-dead in Bareilly found herself revived after her ambulance struck a massive pothole on the highway. This sudden jolt triggered her breathing once again, showcasing the bizarrely life-affirming potential of neglected road conditions.