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Forbes
01-08-2025
- General
- Forbes
Happy Relationships Have These 4 Ingredients — By A Psychologist
New research reveals how relationship satisfaction is closely tied to four distinct qualities in relationships. Here's what helps couples go the distance. getty A lot goes into laying the foundation of a satisfying, long-lasting relationship. However, many of us are left scratching our heads, wondering if we've really got it all. What are the core ingredients of love that keep couples happy as years pass by? Is there really a simple blueprint to help them through it all? A new July 2025 study published in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that there is. Researchers surveyed over 500 women and 300 men to learn what truly created the conditions for a satisfying relationship. Here are the four qualities researchers found were most strongly connected to relationship satisfaction, according to the 2025 study. First, researchers found that the more insecure a partner's attachment style is, the lower their relationship satisfaction tends to be. Partners with avoidant and anxious attachment styles tend to fear rejection and abandonment, but react to this fear in different ways. An anxious attachment style often shows up as a higher need for reassurance and lower self-esteem in relationships, while an avoidant attachment style is reflected in behaviors that create emotional distance, including avoiding emotional intimacy, being hyper-independent and struggling to be vulnerable with one's partner. However, no one is limited by these labels. Attachment styles are simply ways to understand one's tendencies in a relationship. These approaches to romantic connection are malleable , rather than fixed personality traits. Cultivating attachment security involves being trusting, vulnerable and open to emotional intimacy. It's reflected in a comfort with closeness, open communication and independence in relationships. Securely attached partners tend to strike a healthy balance between self-reliance and intimate connection with their partners, and this is a skill that can be learned with time. Partners leaning toward insecure attachment may need time to learn that they're safe in their relationships. This requires a fair amount of self-awareness, learning to regulate and soothe one's emotions as well as reassurance from their partners through consistent positive action. Such partners may also need more evidence than most that their relationship is right for them and that they will be treated well, but when they do receive it, it's absolutely possible for them to experience the joy and stability of a more secure connection. 2. Creating A Foundation Of Trust Experiencing trust in a relationship refers to feeling like you can count on your partner, no matter what. It means knowing they'll be there when you need them, believing that they will be faithful and loyal to you and accepting their need for space and individuality without fearing abandonment. In happy relationships, individuals trust that their partners are being authentic and truthful about their behavior and intent. They also trust that their partners will show up, day in and day out, to make their relationship work and that they love them for who they are. Additionally, such individuals also trust their partner not to demean them, control them or completely 'switch up' on them — this means finding safety and stability in their thoughts, emotions and behavior. Researchers found that higher levels of trust are clearly tied to relationship satisfaction, as a trusting relationship is one you can relax in, feel assured about and believe in. This foundation sets couples up for success and longevity. 3. Knowing That Both Partners Pull Their Weight Believing in your relationship often begins with believing in yourself. When partners have faith in their own ability to be 'good' partners and contribute positively and meaningfully to the trajectory of their relationship, they experience higher ' relationship self-efficacy .' This involves being confident in one's ability to communicate effectively, overcome challenges and enhance the quality of the relationship. Self-efficacy in relationships is a core aspect of the trait of 'mutuality,' which researchers of the 2025 study found is strongly tied to relationship satisfaction. Mutuality refers to thinking of each other as a unit and engaging in mutually beneficial behavior in the relationship. When there is mutuality, it means both partners prioritize cooperation, commitment, support and true reciprocity in their connection. The higher the perceived mutuality in the relationship, the more satisfied couples feel. This is because they know that they are capable of both caring and being deeply cared for in their relationship. 'Individuals with a conviction of being able to mutually provide and receive emotional support within a romantic relationship are concurrently more satisfied with it,' the researchers affirm. This sense of mutuality ties back into trust and attachment security — knowing that your partner is reliable, present and truly in it with you. 4. Having A Satisfying Sex Life On the surface, it might seem obvious that higher sexual satisfaction is associated with higher relationship satisfaction. But when we look deeper at why that is, the answer is a lot more emotional than it is physical. Your sexual relationship is often an indicator of the levels of attraction and passion between you, but it's also an indicator of emotional closeness and intimacy. A 2023 study published in Scientific Reports shows that even affectionate touch, by itself, is associated with enhanced feelings of love. In fact, research from a nationally representative survey also shows that emotional connection is the most highly valued aspect of partnered sex for Americans, over and above physical pleasure. While a fulfilling sex life looks different for different couples, when they find what works for them, it can unlock deeper connection. Through their sexual relationship, partners can feel loved, wanted and cared for. So, it appears that the key to satisfying relationships may be deceptively simple in theory, but essential to commit to in practice. Happy couples focus on staying close, remaining a unit through life's ups and downs and creating an unshakeable sense of warmth, trust and security that carries them through years to come. Are you satisfied in your relationship or left longing for something more? Take this science-backed test to find out: Relationship Satisfaction Scale
Associated Press
01-08-2025
- Associated Press
Take Your DJI OSMO 360 to the Next Level with TELESIN's All-New Accessories
Shenzhen, China, August 1, 2025 -- As the DJI OSMO 360 panoramic camera makes waves in the creative community, vloggers and immersive content creators are now exploring how to unlock its full potential. In response, TELESIN has rolled out a full suite of accessories tailored to enhance the shooting experience—offering better stability, comfort, and creative flexibility for DJI OSMO 360 users. Ergonomic Neck Mount: Field-Tested for Stability and Comfort One standout is the ergonomic neck mount, engineered with a lightweight ABS+PC shell, a reinforced aluminum alloy frame, and soft silicone padding. Designed for extended use, this neck mount ensures a secure and comfortable fit—making it ideal for walk-and-shoot vlogs, action scenes, and travel content. Real-world tests show that this neck mount significantly reduces camera shake compared to traditional handheld shooting methods. With a quick-swap magnetic interface that's fully compatible with the OSMO 360, users can seamlessly switch between first-person and follow-cam perspectives. Early testers praised how naturally the 360° shooting experience flows with this mount—making it a popular pick among seasoned creators. A Complete Panoramic Filmmaking Kit for Creators Beyond individual accessories, TELESIN offers a complete modular solution aimed at streamlining 360° content production. Key components include: Each accessory is custom-engineered and extensively tested to deliver seamless compatibility with the DJI OSMO 360, ensuring secure attachment and reliable stability in varied conditions. The line has also earned favorable reviews from third-party testers, with some tech reviewers naming TELESIN's solutions as editor picks for their performance and affordability. Now Available Worldwide The TELESIN DJI OSMO 360 accessory line is now available via the brand's official website and major global e-commerce platforms. As demand for immersive content continues to grow, creators are looking for tools that balance flexibility, usability, and reliability. TELESIN's latest offering is designed to support that evolution—whether users are filming on the move, capturing scenic landscapes, or diving into experimental storytelling. To learn more or purchase, visit: Contact Info: Name: Rita Luo Email: Send Email Organization: TELESIN Website: Release ID: 89166228 Should any errors, concerns, or inconsistencies arise from the content provided in this press release that require attention or if a press release needs to be taken down, we kindly request that you immediately contact us at [email protected] (it is important to note that this email is the authorized channel for such matters, sending multiple emails to multiple addresses does not necessarily help expedite your request). Our efficient team will be at your disposal for timely assistance within 8 hours – taking necessary measures to rectify identified issues or providing guidance on the removal process. We prioritize delivering accurate and reliable information.
Time of India
21-07-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
2015 Bharuch double murder: Court orders NIA to attach 1.92 sq m property of accused
Ahmedabad: Nearly 10 years after the murder of two BJP workers in Bharuch, a special court has ordered the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to attach the share of one of the accused in his ancestral properties — a total measuring less than 2 sq m. Mohammed Yunus, alias Manjro, was among those arrested on charges of criminal conspiracy and the murder of BJP workers Shirish Bengali and Pragnesh Mistry. The killings took place in Nov 2015, and the investigation was later handed over to the NIA. The accused were charged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). In Dec 2024, the NIA filed an application in the special court seeking permission to attach Manjro's properties under the provisions of Section 33(1) of the UAPA. You Can Also Check: Ahmedabad AQI | Weather in Ahmedabad | Bank Holidays in Ahmedabad | Public Holidays in Ahmedabad Manjro's share lies in two ancestral houses in Bharuch town — one measuring 143.96 sq m owned by 20 family members, and another measuring 29.59 sq m, also with 20 co-owners. His share in the two properties was calculated at 1.59 sq m and 0.33 sq m respectively, totalling just 1.92 sq m. The NIA submitted that these properties were liable to be seized for forfeiture proceedings in the case. Manjro's lawyer objected to the application, questioning the agency's move nearly a decade after the case began. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This Could Be the Best Time to Trade Gold in 5 Years IC Markets Learn More Undo He argued that the 2013 amendment to the UAPA allows attachment only of properties intended to be used for terrorism-related activities. He opposed the seizure of what he described as a "very minimal" share in the ancestral properties. After hearing arguments, Special Judge M P Purohit rejected the defence's objections and stated in the order, "It is ordered that the share in the immovable properties of the accused Mohammad Yunus @ Manjro (A-4) — (i) Residential House, Ward No. 3, City Survey No. 3614, Bharuch City, having a total area of 143.96 sq m, and (ii) Residential House, Ward No. 3, City Survey No. 3615, Bharuch City, having a total area of 29.59 sq m — is hereby ordered to be attached till the final disposal of this case under the provisions of Section 33(1) of the UA(P) Act, 1967. " The court further directed: "The accused Mohammad Yunus @ Manjro shall not transfer his share in these properties to anyone by sale, mortgage, gift, or in any other manner until the trial is completed."
Sydney Morning Herald
19-07-2025
- Sport
- Sydney Morning Herald
The special Ponga father-son bond at the heart of an unusual league family
'It is because of these tribulations that we are a very emotional and close-knit family. It is also because of these tribulations that I have worked to keeping this family surrounded by positive people, family, friends and living life with simplicity.' Andre admitted at the time that he would struggle to let Kalyn go and be managed by someone else, such is their bond. It turned out he couldn't in the long term, and has managed the latter part of his son's career. 'I can honestly say that I have learnt a lot about myself as a father through Kalyn's athletic prowesses over the past 12 months through the NRL, rugby and AFL club interests and yourselves as player agents,' he wrote. 'The emotional attachment with my son is stronger than I have realised through our tribulations and that besides family and friends I am finding it very difficult to entrust other people with him especially in a future possible long term arrangement.' Andre set down the following ground rules: Dad will officially assist Kalyn with any decision making up to the age of 21 or when dad and Kalyn feels comfortable that Kalyn is comfortable on his own. The agent chosen will embark on a 2 year agreement for the duration of his 1st agreement. Andre's openness about his bond with Kalyn is eye-opening. 'I hope that you will appreciate for our family it is not about Kalyn as an athlete but Kalyn our son being a good person in life and most importantly upholding the PONGA name steadfast,' Andre wrote. And here is the snap quiz that Andre had for the agents. Kalyn holds a national title and has made 2 national teams in the past 3 years. What sport and teams? And what year did he make these? How long has Kalyn been playing rugby league? What's Kalyn's nickname? What foot does Kalyn favour to kick with in footy? Name 5 attributes that you see in Kalyn as an athlete. Name 5 attributes that you see in Kalyn as a person. What league club is Kalyn currently playing for? What NRL club [does] Kalyn [have an] agreement with? What school is Kalyn currently attending and where did he attend before that? What is Kalyn's brother name? What is Kalyn's birthdate? Where was Kalyn born? State and town? What is Kalyn's favoured stepping foot? Having met Kalyn, what do you think his priority is at the moment as a 15-year-old? Knowing you have observed Kalyn in a rugby league environment, what are your thoughts of Kalyn playing rugby union because of his schooling commitments? Are you an accredited manager? How can you guide Kalyn sourcing an apprenticeship or university after Kalyn finishes school especially if Kalyn is taken on by a club after school? E.g. through to end of Holden Cup. List in a ladder form [with the] best club first and so on which you think [provides] the best opportunities [for] a young footballer moving forward? Then Kalyn chimes in with his own questions. What position do you see me playing in the future? How long have you been managing for? Where are you based? Did you play footy? If so, who for? How long? What position? How did you get into management? What sports do you manage? Why do you manage? Who are some of your players you manage and what sport? When had you first noticed me, where? Why do you want me? Then it's over to mum, Adine. What do you see in my son? What is your philosophy of being a player agent? What is your philosophy of a player under your management? How will you help my son with rugby league? What is your role as a manager? Andre's final message to the agents didn't age well, given he is still Kalyn's manager: 'If I wanted someone to build me a house I would not get a butcher to build it, therefore I would not manage Kalyn's affairs, that's what a player manager is for.' Bulldogs already had Hayward lined up to replace Sexton Cameron Ciraldo knows that if he wants the rain that Lachie Galvin can bring, he has to be prepared for the mud as well. If he doesn't know that he can be sure that his general manager, Phil Gould, will remind him, because it's one of his favourite sayings. Galvin was brought in to be the Bulldogs' No.7, but even if he wasn't there now there is a good chance that Bailey Hayward would have replaced Toby Sexton for yesterday's clash with the Dragons. The run to the finals started after Origin III, and with the Bulldogs' attack spluttering, the club was always looking at this moment to make a change. Galvin is not a natural or traditional No.7, but he is a threat. Twenty-year-olds don't always make the correct decision, but Canterbury are looking for some spark and unpredictability. It's a risk, but the Bulldogs are only considered a puncher's chance of claiming the NRL title this year, so they may as well throw a few haymakers. What has been fun to watch are the Sexton supporters in the media who have gone quiet after statistics emerged showing his shortcomings. But those stats have been available for weeks, and they have been ignored because it didn't suit the anti-Galvin, anti- Isaac Moses (Galvin's manager), anti-Gould narrative. It was far more click-friendly to cheer for Sexton and criticise Galvin. That will bubble forth again the moment Galvin or the Bulldogs stumble. A right Royal mistake Who at the NRL thought letting Mike Tindall mix with the best Origin players was a good idea? English rugby great Tindall and his royal wife, Zara Tindall, were sitting next to Nicole Slater, the wife of Queensland Origin coach Billy, at the decider in Sydney. Tindall is heavily involved with R360, the Saudi-funded rugby union competition that is being painted as a threat to the 15-man and 13-man codes. We know they have an interest in a range of league players, including Ryan Papenhuyzen. Yet, Tindall was treated like royalty (I know) and was mingling with players on the field and in the Maroons dressing room after the match. It was odd to stay the least. Storm's real star power If you want an insight into why the Melbourne Storm are such a great club, take a look at this photo (below) taken after the Origin decider in Sydney. Yes, it's dripping with star players and an all-time great coach and football manager. But the story behind the picture says even more. They made a pre-Origin pact that no matter the result all the Storm representatives would meet in the tunnel between the NSW and Queensland dressing rooms after the series to have a beer. They were true to their word, and it was a sign they are focused on the next task at hand, winning the NRL title. What this photo doesn't show is that one of the club's former great leaders, Cameron Smith, was also having a celebratory catch-up with his old club mates. Wrestle mania Dolphins utility Jake Averillo is not the only member of his family making a sporting splash. His sister, Mel, who is 190cm tall, is making her mark with Pro Wrestling Australia. She is hugely popular with those who follow the sport. Act of Todd Todd Payten's problems at the Cowboys stem back to a hardline stance he took on Jason Taumalolo. He had board backing at the time, but it led to ructions in the playing group after Payten benched the giant forward. It is worth noting that Taumalolo's management group is the same one that is pitching Sharks assistant coach Josh Hannay to rival NRL clubs as a buy-now-or-risk-missing-out commodity.
The Age
19-07-2025
- Sport
- The Age
The special Ponga father-son bond at the heart of an unusual league family
'It is because of these tribulations that we are a very emotional and close-knit family. It is also because of these tribulations that I have worked to keeping this family surrounded by positive people, family, friends and living life with simplicity.' Andre admitted at the time that he would struggle to let Kalyn go and be managed by someone else, such is their bond. It turned out he couldn't in the long term, and has managed the latter part of his son's career. 'I can honestly say that I have learnt a lot about myself as a father through Kalyn's athletic prowesses over the past 12 months through the NRL, rugby and AFL club interests and yourselves as player agents,' he wrote. 'The emotional attachment with my son is stronger than I have realised through our tribulations and that besides family and friends I am finding it very difficult to entrust other people with him especially in a future possible long term arrangement.' Andre set down the following ground rules: Dad will officially assist Kalyn with any decision making up to the age of 21 or when dad and Kalyn feels comfortable that Kalyn is comfortable on his own. The agent chosen will embark on a 2 year agreement for the duration of his 1st agreement. Andre's openness about his bond with Kalyn is eye-opening. 'I hope that you will appreciate for our family it is not about Kalyn as an athlete but Kalyn our son being a good person in life and most importantly upholding the PONGA name steadfast,' Andre wrote. And here is the snap quiz that Andre had for the agents. Kalyn holds a national title and has made 2 national teams in the past 3 years. What sport and teams? And what year did he make these? How long has Kalyn been playing rugby league? What's Kalyn's nickname? What foot does Kalyn favour to kick with in footy? Name 5 attributes that you see in Kalyn as an athlete. Name 5 attributes that you see in Kalyn as a person. What league club is Kalyn currently playing for? What NRL club [does] Kalyn [have an] agreement with? What school is Kalyn currently attending and where did he attend before that? What is Kalyn's brother name? What is Kalyn's birthdate? Where was Kalyn born? State and town? What is Kalyn's favoured stepping foot? Having met Kalyn, what do you think his priority is at the moment as a 15-year-old? Knowing you have observed Kalyn in a rugby league environment, what are your thoughts of Kalyn playing rugby union because of his schooling commitments? Are you an accredited manager? How can you guide Kalyn sourcing an apprenticeship or university after Kalyn finishes school especially if Kalyn is taken on by a club after school? E.g. through to end of Holden Cup. List in a ladder form [with the] best club first and so on which you think [provides] the best opportunities [for] a young footballer moving forward? Then Kalyn chimes in with his own questions. What position do you see me playing in the future? How long have you been managing for? Where are you based? Did you play footy? If so, who for? How long? What position? How did you get into management? What sports do you manage? Why do you manage? Who are some of your players you manage and what sport? When had you first noticed me, where? Why do you want me? Then it's over to mum, Adine. What do you see in my son? What is your philosophy of being a player agent? What is your philosophy of a player under your management? How will you help my son with rugby league? What is your role as a manager? Andre's final message to the agents didn't age well, given he is still Kalyn's manager: 'If I wanted someone to build me a house I would not get a butcher to build it, therefore I would not manage Kalyn's affairs, that's what a player manager is for.' Bulldogs already had Hayward lined up to replace Sexton Cameron Ciraldo knows that if he wants the rain that Lachie Galvin can bring, he has to be prepared for the mud as well. If he doesn't know that he can be sure that his general manager, Phil Gould, will remind him, because it's one of his favourite sayings. Galvin was brought in to be the Bulldogs' No.7, but even if he wasn't there now there is a good chance that Bailey Hayward would have replaced Toby Sexton for yesterday's clash with the Dragons. The run to the finals started after Origin III, and with the Bulldogs' attack spluttering, the club was always looking at this moment to make a change. Galvin is not a natural or traditional No.7, but he is a threat. Twenty-year-olds don't always make the correct decision, but Canterbury are looking for some spark and unpredictability. It's a risk, but the Bulldogs are only considered a puncher's chance of claiming the NRL title this year, so they may as well throw a few haymakers. What has been fun to watch are the Sexton supporters in the media who have gone quiet after statistics emerged showing his shortcomings. But those stats have been available for weeks, and they have been ignored because it didn't suit the anti-Galvin, anti- Isaac Moses (Galvin's manager), anti-Gould narrative. It was far more click-friendly to cheer for Sexton and criticise Galvin. That will bubble forth again the moment Galvin or the Bulldogs stumble. A right Royal mistake Who at the NRL thought letting Mike Tindall mix with the best Origin players was a good idea? English rugby great Tindall and his royal wife, Zara Tindall, were sitting next to Nicole Slater, the wife of Queensland Origin coach Billy, at the decider in Sydney. Tindall is heavily involved with R360, the Saudi-funded rugby union competition that is being painted as a threat to the 15-man and 13-man codes. We know they have an interest in a range of league players, including Ryan Papenhuyzen. Yet, Tindall was treated like royalty (I know) and was mingling with players on the field and in the Maroons dressing room after the match. It was odd to stay the least. Storm's real star power If you want an insight into why the Melbourne Storm are such a great club, take a look at this photo (below) taken after the Origin decider in Sydney. Yes, it's dripping with star players and an all-time great coach and football manager. But the story behind the picture says even more. They made a pre-Origin pact that no matter the result all the Storm representatives would meet in the tunnel between the NSW and Queensland dressing rooms after the series to have a beer. They were true to their word, and it was a sign they are focused on the next task at hand, winning the NRL title. What this photo doesn't show is that one of the club's former great leaders, Cameron Smith, was also having a celebratory catch-up with his old club mates. Wrestle mania Dolphins utility Jake Averillo is not the only member of his family making a sporting splash. His sister, Mel, who is 190cm tall, is making her mark with Pro Wrestling Australia. She is hugely popular with those who follow the sport. Act of Todd Todd Payten's problems at the Cowboys stem back to a hardline stance he took on Jason Taumalolo. He had board backing at the time, but it led to ructions in the playing group after Payten benched the giant forward. It is worth noting that Taumalolo's management group is the same one that is pitching Sharks assistant coach Josh Hannay to rival NRL clubs as a buy-now-or-risk-missing-out commodity.
