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5 amazing cheetah facts that most people don't know
But strip away the headlines calling it the world's fastest land animal, and you'll find an animal that's full of surprises. Some of its most remarkable traits have nothing to do with speed at all. -
5 viral money affirmations people are repeating to attract wealth and abundance
Here are five affirmations that are simple, meaningful, and easy to remember. -
From the nightingale to the canary: 5 birds with the world's most beautiful songs
Across the world, a few species have earned a reputation for voices that are as remarkable as their appearance. -
Microsoft engineer earning Rs 1.9 crore recalls the Rs 15,000 college fee his family couldn't afford: 'My father sold my mother's jewellery'
Manu Agrawal shared a story about his father selling jewelry for college fees. He recalled his mother quietly giving up her gold bangles for his education. Years later, Agrawal earned a high package and offered to buy his mother jewelry. His mother's response highlighted the true value of his presence. The post resonated with many, emphasizing parental sacrifices beyond finances. -
116-year-old grandma climbed Tirumala on foot; reminds millions that dream and devotion never grow old
An extraordinary 116-year-old woman named Navaneethamma completed a challenging pilgrimage to Tirumala. She walked the entire distance to seek blessings from Lord Venkateswara Swamy. Her family provided unwavering support throughout the demanding spiritual journey. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams arranged a special VIP darshan for her. Navaneethamma's story highlights faith and the fulfillment of lifelong dreams. -
Expensive birthday party or a holiday with kids? This family chose the latter and explains why it became the best parenting formula
Some parents now choose travel over extravagant birthday parties for children. This approach emphasizes experiences and education through firsthand exploration. Children gain empathy and adaptability by encountering new places and people. Travel fosters cultural awareness and resilience, building essential life skills. These family journeys create lasting memories and strengthen bonds before childhood ends. -
Kids can ‘drown’ in sleep hours after their swimming lesson: Australian mom shares warning every parent should know
A mother's frightening experience highlights hidden dangers after swimming lessons.She warns parents about delayed breathing issues hours after water exposure.Children may appear fine initially but develop complications later.Parents must watch for symptoms like fatigue and breathing difficulties.Prompt medical attention is crucial for any concerning signs after water incidents. -
Psychology says people who take spiritual journeys instead of only beach holidays often experience deeper and longer-lasting stress relief
Spiritual journeys provide deeper emotional changes and a stronger sense of purpose. Beach holidays offer passive restoration, reducing stress temporarily for travellers. Spiritual travel activates meaning-focused coping, encouraging reflection on personal values. Rituals and physical activity in spiritual journeys calm the brain and enhance wellbeing. Psychology suggests pilgrimages offer more meaningful benefits for emotional exhaustion. -
'This is true love, brother': Man finds water-soaked diary on roadside; what he discovers inside leaves internet emotional
A water-soaked diary discovered on a roadside is now circulating on social media.The Instagram user who found it shared a video appealing for help.Its pages reveal handwritten messages, song lyrics, and colorful sketches.Social media users are reacting to the diary's contents and its possible abandonment.The discovery highlights the value of memories over monetary worth. -
'She couldn't walk, so he carried her': Maharashtra cop's flood rescue of a 72-year-old woman is winning hearts
A police officer carried a 72-year-old woman through floodwaters in Raigad district.This act of kindness occurred after heavy monsoon rains caused river overflow.Eight passengers were rescued from a stranded bus on a flooded road.The incident highlights the vulnerability of the elderly during natural disasters.Such moments demonstrate duty mixed with compassion during difficult times. -
Meet Lhakpa Sherpa: The 'Mountain Queen' who climbed Mount Everest 11 times; says she wants to climb 'until I'm 80'
Lhakpa Sherpa achieved her eleventh Mount Everest summit, a new record for women. She stated her intention to continue climbing the mountain until she reaches eighty years old. Sherpa taught herself mountaineering and climbed Everest even while pregnant, taking a fifteen-year break. She worked various jobs in the US while raising her daughters and pursuing her passion. Sherpa's journey began in a remote Nepalese village, inspiring many with her resilience. -
10 weird fruit trees you won’t believe actually exist
If someone said that there’s a fruit that tastes like vanilla ice cream or there’s a fruit that looks like Earth’s core being exploded, you would think of a dreamy fantasy novel or a killer sci-fi film. Nature has a way of surprising us with unique creations of structures and growth processes. From Ice Cream Bean Tree to Hala Tree, there are weird fruit trees you won’t believe actually exist. Let’s take a look at the 10 remarkable trees that tend to surprise the onl -
British footballer Jordan Henderson suffers terrible wrist injury after falling during victory celebrations in FIFA match: Here's how serious it is
England midfielder Jordan Henderson sustained a severe wrist injury during a post-match celebration at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Falling awkwardly from advertising hoardings after a win against Mexico, the 36-year-old was taken to hospital. Manager Thomas Tuchel described the injury as 'really bad' and 'quite serious'. Henderson will remain in Mexico for treatment, missing the team's travel back. -
“My father saved a year’s salary to send me to America”: Sundar Pichai on the cost of success and a what it takes for parents who send their child abroad
Sending children abroad for higher education involves significant parental sacrifice, as highlighted by Google CEO Sundar Pichai's father's year's salary for his flight. Beyond tuition, parents must plan for living costs, accommodation, and initial expenses. Encouraging children to pursue their passions, researching universities beyond rankings, and fostering open communication are crucial for a successful transition. -
10 baby names which mean blessing in different languages
A baby's name is often the first gift parents give their child, carrying hopes, values and meaningful symbolism. Many cultures have names that represent a blessing, a gift from God or good fortune. Whether inspired by ancient traditions or modern preferences, these names reflect gratitude and the joy of welcoming a new life. Here are 10 beautiful baby names from different languages that convey the meaning of "blessing." -
Ancient bees, 20,000 years ago, built nests inside the tooth sockets of fossilized animal jaws: Scientists discover first known case of bees using bone as a nursery
Remarkable fossil evidence reveals ancient bees, 20,000 years old, nested within empty tooth sockets of fossilized animal jaws in a Hispaniola cave.Researchers discovered these unique nests, classified as a new trace fossil, indicating solitary bees ingeniously repurposed bone cavities for their eggs. This unexpected behavior highlights the adaptability of bees and suggests similar discoveries may await in existing fossil collections. -
How to clean cutting boards and remove stains and smells
Your kitchen's trusty cutting board needs diligent care to prevent bacteria and stains. Regular washing after each use, coupled with weekly deep cleans using vinegar or baking soda, keeps it hygienic. For wooden boards, oiling is crucial. Replace boards with deep scratches or persistent odors to ensure food safety and longevity. -
Parenting lesson from an IIT Bombay graduate: Why a parent's faith and attitude can matter more than early judgments
A mother's unwavering faith in her son, despite a nursery teacher's harsh assessment of him as 'stupid,' is highlighted in a viral video.The IIT Bombay alumnus credits his mother's belief for overcoming early doubts and achieving success. This story underscores the profound impact of parental expectations, demonstrating how trust can empower children and shape their future, proving early judgments don't define potential. -
Why did Jersey's Wildlife Conservation Trust release pygmy hogs in India?
A remarkable conservation success story unfolds as 15 critically endangered pygmy hogs, the world's smallest wild pigs, have been released back into their native habitat in India's Manas National Park. After decades of dedicated efforts by the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, these rare animals, once on the brink of extinction, are now thriving in the Kuribeel grasslands. -
Sundar Pichai’s leadership style: Why Google’s CEO is known for calm decision-making
When people think of influential tech leaders, they often imagine outspoken personalities making bold announcements. However, Sundar Pichai has made a name for himself by being more understated in hisapproach. Having served as the CEO of Google since 2015, and subsequently the leader of Alphabet from 2019 onwards, Pichai has been characterized by his composed nature and careful approach to communicating and decision-making. Unlike his counterparts, Pichai does not make knee-jerk decisions but is -
Watch: Truck carrying mangoes overturns, crowd rushes to grab fruit; netizens say, ‘Humanity is dead’
A viral video capturing a truck overturned with mangoes scattered on the road has ignited a heated online discussion. Instead of focusing on the accident, social media users are debating the crowd's swift action to collect the fallen fruit. This incident has brought to light concerns about civic responsibility and the significant financial repercussions faced by truck owners in such unfortunate events. -
Psychology says people who eat very fast tend to have these personality traits
However, psychologists have found that eating speed can sometimes reflect broader behavioural tendencies. While no single habit can define a person's personality, research has identified interesting links between the pace at which people eat and certain psychological traits. Here's what the studies suggest. Scroll down to read more... -
How princes and princesses were raised in ancient India: A childhood shaped by duty, not privilege
Ancient treatises such as Arthashastra describe in detail how a crown prince should be educated in governance, ethics, economics, military strategy and self-discipline before assuming power, suggesting that leadership was viewed as something that had to be cultivated rather than inherited. -
“I ate a raw, still-pumping snake heart”: This hidden snake village near Hanoi offers one of Vietnam's wildest travel experiences
Daredevils are flocking to Vietnam's Le Mat Snake Village, near Hanoi, for extreme culinary adventures. A viral video showcased a traveler swallowing a still-beating snake heart, a practice rooted in local tradition and believed to have medicinal benefits. While the village offers a unique glimpse into rural heritage and snake-based dishes, this visceral experience is certainly not for the faint of heart. -
IIT Advanced: How Gunjan Kumar's mother helped him crack IIT- Delhi when he was bed ridden with a lung disease just days before the exam
A mother's unwavering dedication saw her become her son's classmate, attending online lectures and taking notes while he battled a collapsed lung. Gunjan Kumar, despite significant vision loss, achieved a remarkable JEE Advanced rank, securing a Computer Science seat at IIT Delhi. His mother's support proved invaluable, transforming her into a vital part of his journey to success. -
How to remove stubborn sweat stains from white shirts: 6 Simple methods that really work
White shirts are a necessary part of everyone's wardrobe. Unfortunately, they are the first clothes to get yellow stains in the armpits from sweat. As time goes by, sweat combines with oils, deodorants, and antiperspirants, causing tough stains that are not easy to wash off. Fortunately, there are various ways to clean those stains at home without using special products that are not always available. Let us look at how to treat these problems yourself and preserve your favourite shirts. -
Maharashtra FDA issues warning against 3 cosmetic products due to high mercury and lead content
Maharashtra's Food and Drug Administration has issued a stern public warning against three popular beauty creams: Goree Beauty Cream, Face Fresh Gold, and Golden Star Beauty Cream. These products were found to contain dangerously high levels of mercury and lead, posing severe health risks including kidney failure and nervous system damage. Consumers are urged to immediately cease using and distributing these items, as they also lack essential product information. -
Why this simple shopping video of South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung and First Lady Kim Hye-kyung is giving couples major relationship goals
A simple, unscripted moment between South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and First Lady Kim Hye-kyung at a market has captivated global audiences. The President's swift, instinctual act of reaching for his wallet to pay for an item his wife inquired about, before she finished asking, highlighted a deep, effortless partnership. -
Earth could have over 20 million insect species, leaving most still unknown to science
A groundbreaking study suggests Earth may host up to 20.3 million insect species, significantly more than the previously estimated 6 million. Researchers conducted extensive surveys in Costa Rica, scaling findings to a global level. This revelation highlights the vast unknown biodiversity and underscores the urgent need for insect conservation amidst alarming population declines due to human activities. -
Real-life action sequence: Vande Bharat train slices and splashes through flooded railway tracks; netizens call it the 'spirit of Mumbai'
Mumbai's monsoon has delivered a dramatic spectacle as a Vande Bharat Express was captured smoothly navigating flooded tracks, evoking scenes from an action film. This viral footage highlights the city's annual struggle with heavy rains, which have caused significant disruptions and waterlogging. Social media users have reacted with awe and amusement to the train's impressive passage through the deluge, showcasing Mumbai's resilient spirit amidst the downpour. -
“Saving ₹5,000 a month will not change your life”: Why Ranveer Allahbadia’s money advice for people earning under ₹50,000 hits different for women
If you earn less than ₹50,000 a month, should your biggest financial goal be finding the perfect mutual fund? Or should you focus on increasing your income first?That question has sparked a lively conversation online after YouTuber and podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia shared his thoughts on money, savings and wealth building.In a post on X, Allahbadia argued that people earning under ₹50,000 a month should stop spending so much time worrying about where to invest their money. Instead, he -
World's oldest scientifically dated banyan tree is in Bihar: How travellers can visit this remarkable 700-year-old living landmark
For centuries, India's ancient banyan trees were shrouded in myth, but a recent discovery in Bihar has scientifically confirmed the age of a Munger banyan at approximately 700 years. This makes it the world's oldest accurately dated banyan, predating even nearby historic structures. Researchers used AMS radiocarbon dating to verify its age, offering a compelling reason for travellers to explore this lesser-known heritage destination. -
How to maintain goldfish in aqaurium and bowls: A beginner's step-by-step guide to keeping goldfish in healthy condition for several years
Goldfish are one of the most beloved pets around the globe and are chosen for being easy to raise. In reality, taking care of the fish is quite an involved process, which requires not just keeping it in the bowl and feeding it regularly. Clean water, space, nutrients, and proper care are needed for a goldfish to stay healthy. Provided with good conditions, the lifespan of the goldfish varies between 10 and 20 years. If you are going to have your first goldfish, here are seven tips that will help -
Inside 'Click': This photographer turned his 30-year passion for photography into a stunning camera-themed home
A Karnataka photographer has transformed his home, aptly named 'Click,' into a stunning tribute to his lifelong passion.From camera-shaped windows and film roll-inspired railings to children named Canon, Nikon, and Epson, every detail celebrates his profession.This unique residence, designed by the family themselves after facing engineering rejections, showcases an ingenious blend of architecture and photography, leaving viewers amazed. -
Wildest nightmare come true? King cobra found peeking out of a toilet pot, after a guest mistook it for an unflushed toilet
A terrifying holiday turned nightmarish for five friends in the Philippines when a juvenile king cobra emerged from their toilet bowl. Initially mistaken for a harmless snake, the venomous reptile was later identified, causing shock and prompting warnings. The viral video captures the tense moment the four-foot-long cobra slithered out, leaving visitors understandably unnerved and questioning bathroom safety. -
Why parenting today feels more difficult than ever, and what parents can do about it
Modern parenting faces unprecedented challenges, from overscheduling children to navigating the gentle vs. strict discipline debate. Parents are urged to prioritize quality over quantity in activities, foster independence through age-appropriate responsibilities, and find a balanced approach to discipline. Recognizing the emotional toll and loneliness of raising children, seeking support is crucial. Ultimately, being present and providing a secure base is more impactful than striving for perfect -
Japan confirms ₹500 visa fee for Indians even after massive global fee hike; here's how Indians can apply and who is eligible
Indian travellers rejoice as Japan maintains its low visa fees at ₹500 for single and multiple entries, despite a global hike effective July 2026. This move makes Japan an even more appealing destination for Indians, with transit visas now discontinued.The Embassy of Japan in India has clarified this concessional arrangement, ensuring affordability for Indian citizens planning their trips. -
Man shares 7 ways even a common person is living a 'VIP lifestyle' in India as compared to US
An Indian senior citizen's viral post highlights the stark price difference in medicines between India and the US, sparking a global debate. He detailed a personal experience where Indian-manufactured medication cost him significantly more in Seattle. The post further lauded India's affordable data, swift deliveries, accessible healthcare, and strong social support systems, presenting them as 'VIP lifestyle' conveniences often overlooked. -
Does gentle parenting spoil children? Here's what experts say
Gentle parenting, often misunderstood as permissive, actually blends empathy with firm, consistent boundaries. Experts clarify it's not about avoiding 'no' but validating feelings while enforcing age-appropriate limits. This approach, akin to authoritative parenting, fosters emotional security and resilience by teaching children to manage difficult emotions and understand consequences, ultimately nurturing well-adjusted individuals. -
Psychology says keeping your childhood books isn't just nostalgia; Here are 5 reasons why
Most of us have at least one book from childhood that we simply can't throw away. Maybe it's a storybook with torn pages, a novel with a cracked spine, or a paperback with your name written inside in messy handwriting. You may not have opened it in years. It sits quietly on a shelf, surviving house moves, decluttering sessions, and changing tastes. So why do we keep it? It may seem like simple nostalgia, but psychology suggests there's often something much deeper happening. -
The 10-minute daily cleaning routine that keeps your home guest-ready
Maintaining a spotless home doesn't require marathon cleaning sessions. Professionals advocate for a consistent 10-minute daily ritual to prevent clutter buildup. This routine includes making beds, tidying visible messes, wiping down high-contact surfaces, refreshing the bathroom, a quick kitchen clean-up, and a brief floor sweep.Embracing small, daily efforts ensures a perpetually presentable living space, reducing stress and the need for frantic pre-guest tidying. -
What do red, yellow, purple, green, and double flags mean at the beach? Why every traveller should be aware of these beach rules
Beach flags are vital for holidaymakers, offering a universal language for sea safety. Red flags signal danger and advise staying out, while double red flags mean the water is completely closed. Yellow flags urge caution due to moderate hazards, and green flags indicate generally safe swimming conditions. A purple flag warns of dangerous marine life, urging vigilance. Understanding these signals can prevent emergencies and ensure a safe seaside experience. -
Snakes that shine like rainbows: 7 iridescent snakes from around the world you need to see to believe
Snakes are frightening slithering reptiles, and one wouldn’t even dream of encountering them in their wildest dreams. These revered kings of mythological creatures come in all shapes, sizes, and colours that mostly range around browns, greys, and blacks.And while snakes don't usually get appreciated for their beauty in the way birds or butterflies do, a small, surprising number of them completely upend that idea.Some species carry scales that reflect light the way oil does on water, throwi -
Man quits $200K Microsoft job in Switzerland to create content: Career mistakes he admits to and the lessons they teach
Christian Harms, a former Microsoft employee, left a lucrative $200,000 salary to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams in Australia, a journey he documented as a "Museum of Failures."He candidly shares his mistakes, fears, and lessons learned, emphasizing that courage doesn't erase self-doubt and that true satisfaction lies beyond mere stability. Harms advocates for embracing setbacks as essential steps in evolution. -
What is mom guilt? Psychologists explain the silent feeling millions of mothers experience every day
They linger, quietly replaying in the mind long after everyone else has moved on. Psychologists call this mom guilt: A deeply personal yet remarkably common emotional experience that affects mothers across cultures, careers and parenting styles. It isn't a medical diagnosis, but experts say it has become one of the most widespread emotional challenges of modern motherhood. Here's what psychologists want people to understand about it. -
Indian manager in Canada shares how one interview question cost him a job: As the LinkedIn post goes viral, here's what Karan Gogna went through and what you can learn from his experience
An Indian product manager's interview blunder in Canada, where a single question cost him a job offer, has sparked widespread online debate.His experience highlights the critical importance of preparing thoughtful questions for interviewers, as they reveal a candidate's thinking process.The incident underscores how a lack of preparedness for unexpected questions can significantly impact hiring decisions, prompting professionals to re-evaluate interview strategies. -
Himani Shivpuri's home ‘Shail Shikhar' is a typical mountain retreat with a calm and soothing colour palette: Art inspirations to steal
Veteran actress Himani Shivpuri has unveiled her serene Mussoorie home, 'Shail Shikhar,' a haven of simple living and artistic touches.The abode embraces a calming grey and white palette, allowing curated furniture and art to shine.From a vibrant orange room featuring a cow canvas to playful floral accents and elegantly lined sofas, Shivpuri's home offers a warm, grounded, and quietly artistic retreat, a stark contrast to typical celebrity glamour. -
Gut-wrecking E. coli contamination in water bottles: Vomiting and diarrhoea outbreak reported in an Indian village; safety tips to follow when buying 20-litre drinking water cans
A severe E.coli outbreak in an Indian village, causing vomiting and diarrhea, has been traced to illegally sold 20-litre water cans from an unlicensed purification unit. Officials have sealed the unit and assured that government water supplies remain safe. This incident highlights the recurring danger of unregulated water sources, especially during monsoon season. Residents are urged to buy water only from authorized suppliers and report any suspicious operations. -
5 beautiful relationship lessons we can learn from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's love story
Of course, none of us really knows what happens behind closed doors. Every relationship has its own ups and downs, and only the people in it know the full story. But from what they've chosen to share publicly over the past few years, there are a few lessons that stand out. -
Snake scare at Courtallam falls leaves tourists stunned, visitors seen running around pushing each other as snake slithers nearby; rescue video goes viral
Panic erupted at Courtallam Main Falls as a snake plunged near tourists, prompting a swift evacuation. Fortunately, forest and rescue personnel arrived promptly, safely apprehending the reptile without casualties. The incident, captured in a viral video, highlights the need for caution and respect for wildlife in popular tourist spots, especially during the monsoon season. Authorities emphasize remaining calm and informing them during such encounters.

