We all live until we keep breathing, which is why the phrase "till the last breath" is often used in our day-to-day lives. However, we tend to forget the very important fact that the body remains alive only as long as the soul resides in it. The presence of the soul automatically sustains the functioning of the body, so much so that the breathing process continues even while the person is in deep sleep. Therefore, in the truest sense, it is the soul that performs all activities through the body. The body and its organs are merely instruments or instruments to carry out the soul's directives. It is not the mouth that speaks on its own, but the soul that speaks through the mouth, using the body as a tool. The soul sees, hears, speaks, feels and acts through the body. These actions are performed via the senses of sight, sound, speech, smell and touch. These senses operate through their respective organs in the body by receiving and conveying messages to and from the brain.
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Madhugiri DySP Caught in Compromising Act at Office, Sent to Judicial Custody
FIFTY-EIGHT-year-old Ramachandrappa, deputy superintendent of police (DySP), Madhugiri sub-division in Karnataka, who was arrested after a video in which he is seen in a compromising position with a woman at his office went viral, was remanded in judicial custody on Saturday.
In a first, life sprouts in space on ISRO's mission
MARKING a first for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), seeds of the popular 'alasande kalu' (or cowpea) have sprouted in microgravity conditions in space in just four days on board the space agency's PS4-Orbital Experiment Module (POEM-4) platform, which is part of the Space Docking Experiment (SpaDeX) mission launched on December 30 from Sriharikota.
A Facelift: Kerala's First-Ever Parklet to Come Up on Ayyankali Hall Road
The busy one-way stretch linking Ayyankali Hall and the Palayam Underpass Road is set for a vibrant transformation with the introduction of the state's first-ever parklet.
HC Clears Doctor Accused of Foetal Gender Disclosure, Cites Lack of Proof
The High Court has dismissed charges against a doctor accused of illegally revealing a foetus's gender, ruling that there was insufficient evidence to support the claims.
IGI Airport: 19 Flights Diverted, 200 Flights Delayed Due to Dense Fog
As many as 19 flights were diverted at the Delhi airport early Saturday morning, and over 200 flights were delayed as low visibility due to dense fog impacted operations.
23-yr-old cyber con nabbed for duping hundreds of women on dating apps
A 23-year-old man identified as Tushar Bisht was arrested in Delhi's Shakarpur area for duping hundreds of women via dating apps by impersonating a US-based freelance model, the police revealed on Saturday.
Cops Cancel CM's Event for No Prior Permission
The Delhi Police on Saturday disallowed Chief Minister Atishi to hold a musical event in her constituency for allegedly not taking requisite permission from them.
Student stabbed to death, seven held
A 14-year-old student died after he was beaten and stabbed outside Government Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya in Shakarpur by seven people, including five juveniles, as an act of revenge over a petty issue, police said on Saturday.
UAPA Tribunal Upholds Centre's 5-Year Ban on SFJ
Investigation reveals Pannun-led outfit's links with Khalistanis
Pant strikes, Bumrah injury scare as Test goes to the wire
FIFTEEN wickets fell. India took four-run lead. The pitch is still assisting seamers. The match is evenly poised, may be tilting towards India, but the day was dominated by two players, one on the field and the other off it. The Sydney crowd for the fifth and final Test couldn't have expected such a gripping day. And the third day would be as thrilling with the match and series poised for a photo finish.
