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Dec 13, 2024 | dnyuz.com | Asma Rafat

Bhopal, India – Triveni Sonani starts her working day at 9am when she opens the gates of Oriya Basti school and welcomes the children of the neighbourhood into the classroom for another day of learning. On this sunny December morning, she begins by settling the children into their spots, instructing them to open their books as she prepares to teach them multiplication. The sole classroom is a simple space – a badly weathered tin roof and walls that are half-painted and partly unplastered.

Nov 5, 2024 | dnyuz.com | Agatha Christie

A notebook is a record of both solitude and connection. It’s a place for making real the quiet, flickering thoughts that otherwise might pass unnoticed, where words and sketches can stumble and fail. In a notebook, failure is less consequential because it’s not failure at all; it’s a necessary part of the messiness of exploration, of letting the unknown and the uncertain find form.

Nov 5, 2024 | dnyuz.com | Agatha Christie

Follow live updates on the 2024 presidential election and get the latest Harris-Trump results. Speaker Mike Johnson was taking in former President Donald J. Trump’s grievance-fueled closing rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday afternoon when the main actor onstage turned to him and drew him into the drama. “I think with our little secret we’re going to do really well with the House, right?” Mr. Trump said, addressing Mr. Johnson directly. “Our little secret is having a big impact.

Nov 5, 2024 | dnyuz.com | Agatha Christie

Miniatures painting has its roots in historical wargaming, and you’ll be happy to know that there is still a large contingent of fans out there fussing and fighting over the proper color of Prussian overcoats. Meanwhile, the more mainstream elements of the hobby, including those who collect miniatures from games like Infinity and Warhammer 40,000, are more into customization.

Nov 5, 2024 | dnyuz.com | Agatha Christie

Election Day is here, and tens of millions of Americans are now heading to the polls across the country. Their votes will be the deciding factor in 22 toss-up House races that will determine whether Republicans or Democrats control the chamber for the next two years. Beneath the surface, the battle for the gavel is getting more expensive. House candidates have spent more than $3 billion on their races so far, concentrated in roughly 40 battleground districts.