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💡Benefits of PRUNE

Small Fruit, Big Benefits!

✅AIDS DIGESTION
High in fiber and sorbitol to promote regularity.
✅ SUPPORTS BONE HEALTH
Rich in calcium, boron and vitamin K for stronger bones.
✅HEART HEALTHY
Helps reduce blood pressure and supports heart health.
✅BOOSTS IMMUNITY
Packed with antioxidants that help protect your body.
✅NATURAL ENERGY
A great source of natural sugars and iron.

💖 Beautiful Moments 📸
✨Memories made, hearts connected, and the Alpha spirit shining bright.💫

💫Some places don't just teach, they shape who we become.

✨Whether you walked these halls years ago or are walking them today, you will always be part of the Alpha family.

👉ONCE ALPHA, ALWAYS ALPHA.👈

International Albinism Awareness Day – June 13, 2026

International Albinism Awareness Day is observed around the world on June 13 every year. The holiday is organized by the United Nations to battle the discrimination against those diagnosed with albinism and to create a society that is aware. Every year, the United Nations picks a unique theme to highlight the achievements of people with albinism around the world, to show that albinism cannot prevent a person from living their best life, and to encourage others to be accommodating of the needs of those with albinism. International Albinism Awareness Day also focuses on other health issues that are brought about by albinism.

5 Interesting Facts About Albinism

A very rare disorder
One in 20,000 people has albinism.

It has other names too
Albinism is also known as hypo-pigmentation.

It is a completely genetic condition
You cannot contract albinism as it is genetic.

Diagnosis isn’t difficult
It is diagnosed by the child’s skin, hair, and eye color.

The severity is constant
It does not get worse or better with medical help.

Why International Albinism Awareness Day is Important

It raises awareness
International Albinism Awareness Day raises awareness about albinism. It educates about its causes and effects, and what can be done to manage the condition to the best of one’s abilities.

It makes the world a better place
People with albinism often face discrimination on the grounds of skin color and disability. However, International Albinism Awareness Day is committed to preventing such discrimination and making it a more equal society for all.

It saves lives
Albinism may result in skin cancer that can potentially be fatal to the individual. Awareness programs organized on International Albinism Awareness Day help find ways to prevent and treat skin cancer.

Red roses have universal appeal
Whatever your cultural context, the red rose unites us all with its universal symbolism for love, romance, passion, and intrigue. Weddings the world over continue to use red roses in decorations, bouquets, and wedding attire — they complement many a blushing bride. To this day, giving someone a red rose is an unspoken confession of love, no matter where in the world you are.

Roses contribute to awareness
Complete with a heartwarming anecdote, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Australia celebrates its own National Red Rose Day (sometime in May), thanks to the mispronunciation of a four year old suffering from the same condition. In 1965, Mary Weiss volunteered for the Cystic Fibrosis US Foundation, knowing her three sons had it. Her son Richard told his mom that she worked for “65 roses,” and thus the day of awareness was born — ‘65 roses for Cystic Fibrosis,’ with the foundation’s logo including a rose.

Red roses have many uses
To quote Shakespeare, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet”, yet we’re glad the name stuck. To think of a red rose is to think of its heady fragrance; so it’s no wonder that rose essence is a popular perfume ingredient. Roses also have medicinal value and are used in cooking and beverages too (hello cocktails!).

⚽🌍 THE WORLD CUP 2026 BEGINS TODAY! 🌍⚽

Football's greatest celebration is finally here!

Today, 11 June 2026, marks the kickoff of the FIFA World Cup 2026, hosted across three nations: the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This historic edition is the biggest World Cup ever, bringing together 48 national teams from around the globe competing in 104 matches for football's most prestigious trophy.

The tournament will run from 11 June to 19 July 2026, culminating in the World Cup Final on 19 July 2026 at the New York/New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium) in the United States.

🏆 48 Nations
⚽ 104 Matches
🌎 3 Host Countries
👥 Millions of Fans
⭐ One World Champion

Over the coming weeks, the world's best players and nations will battle for glory, creating unforgettable moments, inspiring future generations, and uniting billions of football fans worldwide.

Who are you supporting in World Cup 2026? Let us know in the comments! ⚽🏆🌍

Quote of the day :- "No sun outlasts its sunset, but will rise again and bring the dawn." - Maya Angelou

Motivational Quote :- “Life is like a mirror, if you face it with a smile, life will smile back at you”

Motivational Quote :- "Small progress every day leads to bigger success and meaningful growth in the future."

World Oceans Day – June 8, 2026

The Ocean Project has coordinated the June 8 World Oceans Day for the past 17 years. It’s a crucial environmental issue. We get both foods and medicines from the deep blue, and it helps to keep the climate in check. Oh, and there’s this thing about water being the “lungs of the earth” — as it turns out, the majority of oxygen we breathe comes from the ocean. We always felt that the waves breathed some life into us. (Alright, once or twice it was the lifeguard, but that doesn’t diminish the worth of one our most valuable resources.) However, if we don’t take the steps to conserve it, we’ll lose a lot more than a spot for a weekend getaway. So dive in and do your part to keep big blue going strong.

Why World Oceans Day is Important

Perspective
For many people, the beach spells fun in the sun. While taking a dip feels great, we sometimes don't think about what that water really means to us. It's essential to the biosphere and we want to make sure that future generations get to enjoy it. Chances are, the creatures that live there will also appreciate it (there are over 1 million of them!). And when you look out into the distance and see ships going to who knows where, it's a strong reminder that we're all connected.

Motivation
So much of our waste isn't biodegradable, and the ocean is left cleaning up our mess. Dumping recyclables into the proper bin is a good first step, but we have to carry that habit back home. Even if you don't live near the coast, let your friends and family know how recycling puts a big smile on the ocean's face.

Majesty
We never need an excuse to go to the beach, but we'll gladly take one. At times, we just have to pinch ourselves at how gorgeous the place can be; a sunset reflected on the water is like something out of a painting. Most importantly, the ocean gives us the perfect opportunity to empty our heads and relax. Some moments speak for themselves so we don't have to. It's not like the squawking seagulls would let us get a word in anyway.