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The psychology of making a change to your life – and sticking with it
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Why drones are surveying Indian villages
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Virat Bhagini, a snake catcher, was dressed to attend a wedding when she was called to catch a snake in a home. She did it without any special equipment with perfect poise in a saree. pic.twitter.com/uSQEhtqIbA
— Dr. Ajayita (@DoctorAjayita) September 12, 2020
