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Remarriage, once taboo, is now embraced, exemplified by children advocating for their parents’ happiness. These Valentine’s Day tales of love underscore the timeless strength of love and the need for companionship at all ages.

Skip the fleeting bouquets this Valentine's Day — plant these romantic perennials instead and watch your love bloom year after year.

Love knows no distance! This Valentine’s Day, celebrate with heartfelt gifts that cherish both your partner and the planet.

Remarriage, once taboo, is now embraced, exemplified by children advocating for their parents’ happiness.

Meanka Handu from Noida runs a YouTube channel, Asvun Koshur, wherein she talks about various aspects of Kashmiri culture and garners millions of views. She does this by donning various characters to discuss pertinent issues in the Valley through humour.

From saving lakhs in Operation Airlift to braving an earthquake to save people, they have truly dedicated their lives for the love of their country.

In 1955, Sukla Bhattacharjya waited for her husband Shiv to recover from an illness to marry him despite his insistence that she find other suitors. Four decades later, when she began losing her memory, he took care of her like few ever could. #CoupleGoals

"They (freedom fighters Madhu and Pramila Dandavate) loved each other because they loved freedom. Their love also enriched and extended the meaning of freedom."

“Even before I learnt to write the alphabet, I was drawing and sketching. I don’t even remember how old I was when I started.”

These stories prove that it’s never too late to find love again. All you need to do is take a chance!