A nobel woman who lived for Others

 

Mother Teresa was a Roman Catholic saint and whenever her name comes up, one is reminded of unconditional love, compassion and selfless service to those in need. Born as Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu in 1910, she developed strong religious inclinations at the young age of 18. She came to India in 1929 and spent a good number of years teaching history and geography at a convent school in Calcutta.

On a train journey in 1946, she saw poverty and suffering and this is what evoked a realization in her that she wants to live among those in need in slums and help them. She eventually went on to found the Missionaries of Charity and her motto in life became to care for the hungry, homeless, cripples and all those people who felt unwanted, unloved and uncared for.

Mother Teresa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for alleviating suffering from the lives of many people. She became a symbol of peace and humanitarianism. Her words continue to inspire many and shall always do. Once she said, “If you judge people, you have no time to love them.”

Her popular quote : 

"If you judge people, you have no..."

  What does the quote mean?

The quote serves a reminder to people that judgements on people do no good to anyone. Instead of finding flaws in a person, one should simply appreciate the goodness in everyone and love them for who they are. Most of us will agree that in this day and age, judgement, scrutinty and finding flaws in others has become a second nature of many people.

Lessons from the quote

•  When you choose to criticize someone, you automatically close the door to forming a good bond with them.
• Giving labels to people and putting them in a box is a bad habit that one should get rid of.
• In this day and age of social media where everyone is scrutinising everyone's move, constant judgment can trigger many mental health struggles. It can erode one's peace of mind and start an undercurrent of negativity.
• Always remember that everyone is fighting a quiet battle you know nothing about.
• Expecting others to be flawless ensures you will always find a reason to distance yourself from them.
• You cannot truly love a person if you spend your initial moments calculating their faults.

A Courageous Woman Who had the Power to Shake the Throne

 

Emotionally, but structurally—has reignited public skepticism.

The Palace has maintained a strict “no comment” policy, but behind closed doors, emergency summits are reportedly underway. The leaked dossier forces a reckoning with a uncomfortable question: How far will an ancient institution go to protect its survival?

Diana’s legacy has always been defined by her vulnerability and her warmth. However, these newly uncovered truths reveal a different side of the People’s Princess—a strategic, courageous woman who possessed the power to shake the throne to its very foundations, even decades after her departure. The secret is out, and the Windsor family must now face the music.

No Royal Duties for Sussex's

 King Charles sent a clear message following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s return to Britain: they remain private citizens and will not undertake official royal duties. Their return to the country does not mean a return to the Royal Family as working royals.

At the King’s direction, the Lord Chamberlain sent an official letter to selected senior figures across government, the military and the Lord Lieutenancies, confirming that there has been no change to the current status of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The official letter reiterates that, since January 2020, the couple have ceased carrying out official duties on behalf of the Sovereign and are not working members of the Royal Family.

Their HRH styles remain in abeyance and are not used. Their charitable activities are considered private and are carried out solely in their personal capacity.

Harry and Meghan’s office will continue to operate separately from the Royal Household, while any matters relating to their security should be directed to the relevant authorities.

The letter was sent following the couple’s return to Britain for an extended stay, after a number of requests for clarification regarding their status.

While the letter confirms that there has been no change to their official status, Prince Harry was also seen publicly in London following his return, visiting Tower Bridge Studios in central London.

Do you believe there is a reason why the King decided to send this letter now?

Do you think the King was right to do so, in order to avoid any confusion and prevent their public appearances and charitable activities from being seen as royal duties?

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Meghan Markle marks ‘new chapter to celebrate’ with As Ever launch Just one week after relocating to the UK, the Duchess of Sussex has launched a new

 

Just one week after relocating to the UK, the Duchess of Sussex has launched a new product to celebrate the new chapter of their lives
Meghan Markle has celebrated a new chapter of her life with the launch of a brand new As Ever product.
The Duchess of Sussex shared the news of the product release on her brand’s Instagram account, just one week after arriving in the UK for an ‘extended period’.

Harry and Meghan, who touched down in Birmingham Airport last week with their children Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, in tow, are believed to be settling in the Cotswolds after living in California for six years. While the Duchess of Sussex is believed to be ‘in talks’ for a new acting role, she is also continuing to work on her lifestyle brand As Ever.

To celebrate the new chapter of their lives, Meghan announced that her brand would be selling a new sparkling win within a matter of days. The Duchess shared two photos of the new tipple in a bucket of ice alongside a caption about the new bubbly.

She wrote: “A new chapter to celebrate. Introducing our Reserve Brut. Crafted in the traditional Méthode Champenoise and sourced from Napa Valley, this elegant sparkling wine was made for gathering, toasting, and savouring life’s beautiful moments. Available 9/3.”

The Reserve Brut marks the latest addition to As Ever’s drinks line-up, with Meghan’s brand previously launching a Napa Valley rosé that reportedly sold out within an hour in the US.

It is believed that while she is now based in the UK, the sparkling wine - like her other As Ever products - won’t be available for a UK audience to buy, as the brand only ships to the United States.

Duke and Duchess are planning to remain in Britain for an ‘extended stay’, with rumours swirling that the Sussex family are settling in the Cotswolds, with Archie and Lilibet enrolled in UK schools to start the new year this week.

After leaving the UK in 2020 and relocating to the US to chase personal and financial freedom from the Firm, Harry and Meghan levelled a series of accusations against the Royal Family, in which they claim they faced pressure from behind Palace walls following their 2018 wedding.

A friend of Meghan’s has now spoken candidly about how the Sussex’s time in Britain will be ‘different’ this time around for the Duchess, as she returns to the UK outside the constraints of the Royal Family.
Meghan’s friend told People magazine: “She has been vocal about how she felt about it before, but that doesn’t mean things are going to be exactly the same again. It doesn’t mean it can’t be different and can’t change.” Another source says Meghan’s network is better prepared for what lies ahead and “stronger now than it ever was to protect her — to protect them.

Speaking of their arrival in Britain, a source told the Telegraph: “How long will they stay? I don’t know, but it will be for an extended period. Whether that’s six months, a year, two years… who  knows.

Harry & Meghan arrive BACK in UK on private jet as kids prepare for school

THE couple are understood to have flown privately into Birmingham from California at lunchtimeThey will stay for “an extended period”, with kids  Archie  7,and, Lilibet 5, enrolling at school here.

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Last month it was said they were planning a return at the end of the month, but the family will be arriving today, with The Telegraph adding they landed at Birmingham Airport at lunchtime.

The Sussexes, who had a  reunion with King Charles  last month, are said to have already          found a new home in the UK. 

Harry was already due to visit the UK in mid-September for his patronages, including a WellChild Awards bash, and would have been offered a Buckingham Palace room.Agreement.— dubbed “ Megxit"

Their relocation raises questions over the  future of the 2020 Sandringham However, it is understood the 77-year-old King is welcoming the opportunity to see more of the family in a private capacity.

hey are expected to remain in Britain while Archieand Lilibet are in education. And they will retain their 11 million home in Montecito California and Portugal  bolthole.

The return comes six years after Megxit, when  Harry and Megan stepped down as working  royals, slamming Britain on their way out.

It also raises questions over the January 2020 Sandringham Agreement which ruled the couple could not juggle being working royals while earning private sector money.

It is understood Harry and Meghan will not receive any money from the public purse while back in the UK, and that he will not undertake any official royal duties.

Sources say if there are discussions on any future role for Harry it would need to take place between him and his father.

Both Archie and Lilibet can start in UK education in September. He is at Prep School age, and she is eligible for Year One.

Sussex sources would not reveal where they will be enrolled, nor where the family will be living, citing privacy and security reasons.

However The Sun understands the family’s new accommodation is not a royal property

It is unclear if they have bought their UK home or will rent.

Harry has previously claimed it was unsafe to bring his family back home. He has fought a multi-million pound legal campaign to force the Government to return his 24-hour armed guards.

After a devastating court loss  18 months ago  he said: “I can’t see a world in which I would bring my wife and children back to the UK at this point.”

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King Charles 'blindsided' by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's bombshell UK return

 Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning an extended move back to the United Kingdom from the United States, six years after stepping down from royal duties. Their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are enrolled in British schools for the term starting in September, and the family will live in a private residence outside London. 

The   King and entire Royal Family has been blindsided by Prince Harry  and Meghan’s bombshell plans to move back to the UK - with Charles only told about them three days ago, royal sources have said.

The Sussexes are returning to the UK later this month – making their home in a non-royal residence outside of London – and have already enrolled Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet in British schools. It is understood Harry and Meghan's plans would have been months in the making, however the King, who has had a rocky relationship with his younger son, was only made aware of the move on Sunday.

They are expected to remain financially independent and continue their commercial and charitable work, while Harry is not expected to undertake official royal duties. They are retaining their home in Montecito, California as well as their holiday home in Portugal.

The King, who is still living with cancer, was first made aware of the move on Sunday, only three days before it was made public, but is understood to welcome the opportunity to see more of the family both in a private and personal capacity.

Gossips that never ends - king Charles's Summer holiday

 

Queen Camilla makes surprise change to her plans with King Charles during summer holiday

 Queen is set to complete a solo engagement as she takes a brief break from her summer holiday with King Charles next week.  

Camilla, 79, who is the patron of York Racecourse, will attend the first dKing Charles, meanwhile, is expected to remain in Scotland. The monarch, 77, has been staying in the Castle of Mey, but will soon be making his way to 

Balmoral

 Castle for the rest of the summer. ay of the Ebor Festival on Wednesday, 19 August, according to the royal diary.

She is expected to meet "unsung heroes" at the racecourse, including St John's Ambulance volunteers and jockey Joe Fanning, as well as representatives from local charities.  

She will present the trophy to the winning owner of the feature race, the Juddmonte International Stakes, the new engagement revealed.King Charles, meanwhile, is expected to remain in Scotland. The monarch, 77, has been staying in the Castle of Mey, but will soon be making his way to  Balmoral Castle for the rest of the summer. 

Balmoral Castle prepares for King Charles's arrival

The King is expected to head to Balmoral any day now, and preparations for his arrival are well underway.

The Castle doors have now closed to members of the public, the residence announced on Monday, though the gift shop and cafe will remain open during certain hours.

The grounds are expected to reopen for autumn from early October.

Balmoral has been a beloved residence for the royal family for generations, and it's where the late Queen Elizabeth II spent her final days. 

Prince Albert first purchased the estate, which is nestled within the Cairngorms National Park, for Queen Victoria in 1852. 

It now serves as a private sanctuary for the royals to spend their summer in the Scottish Highlands each year.    

King Charles and Queen Camilla's summer holiday

It was confirmed at the start of August that the King had left England and would slowly be making his way to Balmoral. 

He began with a trip to the Mey Highland Games, where he got into the spirit by enjoying a dram of whisky. He also visited Caithness in the Scottish Highlands. 

The King was most recently seen in public in Dingwall in the Scottish Highlands last Friday, meeting locals while wearing a traditional Scottish kilt. 

Every year, the King and Queen retreat to the 50,000-acre estate Balmoral in Aberdeenshire. Typically, other members of the royal family will come to visit, including the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children. 

The King and Queen usually stay at Birkhall, an 18th-century home in the grounds, so that the main castle can be used for larger family gatherings.

The Prime Minister also tends to visit the monarch for a weekend retreat in the late summer, meaning Andy Burnham may stay there for the first time in his new role.

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