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In a triumph for hidden wonders and unexplored beauty, Lolab Valley in Kashmir has been crowned the “Best Offbeat Destination.” This accolade recognizes Lolab as a gem waiting to be discovered, away from the mainstream tourist circuits. Lolab Valley’s recognition as the Best Offbeat Destination is a testament to its unique charm and untouched allure. Tucked away from the bustling crowds, this Kashmiri jewel has captured the hearts of those seeking a genuine, off-the-beaten-path experience. The accolade of Lolab as the best offbeat destination conjures up a couplet by the poet Iqbal in my thoughts. Allama Iqbal, widely known for penning the patriotic anthem 'Saare jahan se achha Hindostan humara,' doesn't perceive Lolab merely as a physical landscape. To him, it is a manifestation of divine grace, encapsulated in the verse "Paani teri chesmun ka tadapta huwa seemab" (The water of your spring is a restless sea). The verses "Murgan sahar teri fa

"Who Will Cry When You Die" by Robin Sharma is a book that offers practical advice and insights on living a fulfilling and meaningful life. Drawing from various spiritual and philosophical traditions, the book emphasizes the importance of personal growth, self-discovery, and embracing a purpose-driven life. 1. Embrace a Life of Purpose: Sharma highlights the importance of living a purpose-driven life and aligning one's actions with personal values and aspirations. He encourages readers to identify their true passions and work towards meaningful goals that contribute to their overall well-being and fulfillment. 2. Practice Gratitude and Appreciation: Te book emphasizes the significance of cultivating gratitude and appreciation for the present moment and the blessings in one's life. Sharma suggests that by practicing gratitude, individuals can cultivate a positive mindset and foster a greater sense of contentment and joy. 3. Prioritize Self-Care and