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5 powerful spiritual practices that can strengthen your soul from within
It is something that is built through everyday choices. And often, those choices are far less dramatic than people imagine. Here are five practices that have stood the test of time. -
There's only one U.S. state that starts with the letter 'G' and it's hosting FIFA World Cup matches; here's why you should visit
Georgia, the only US state starting with G, is hosting FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium will see a high-profile Argentina versus Egypt game. This event draws thousands of football fans and travelers to the state. Georgia offers a blend of urban attractions and natural beauty for visitors. Popular destinations include Atlanta, Savannah, and the Blue Ridge Mountains. -
The psychology of luck: Why some people seem to get lucky more often
Psychologist Richard Wiseman's research suggests luck is not random fate.Lucky people actively create and spot opportunities around them.They trust their intuition and maintain optimistic expectations for good outcomes.These individuals also learn from setbacks, turning bad luck into valuable lessons.Wiseman's "Luck School" demonstrated that these habits can indeed be taught. -
Video: Bengaluru couple reveals how they invest ₹1.7 lakh every month; internet has plenty of questions
A Bengaluru couple's monthly investment of ₹1.7 lakh has gained significant online attention. They shared details of their diverse financial instruments and investment habits on social media. The couple explained their systematic investment plan and other investment avenues. Their post generated mixed reactions, with some seeking more information and others questioning its feasibility. Many users also commented on the relevance of such financial goals for different income levels. -
Meet Hindumbi Kaurom Kakkada, the nurse who delivered babies by candlelight, crossed stormy seas to save lives, and became Lakshadweep's silent hero
Hindumbi Kaurom Kakkada served Lakshadweep's remote islands for decades. She faced challenges like emergency deliveries under candlelight and dangerous sea journeys. Kakkada's commitment ensured patient care with limited resources. She received the 2023 Florence Nightingale Award for her quiet service. This honour recognized her unwavering dedication to healthcare in difficult settings. -
'Salary gets debited before it even arrives': Gurgaon woman's work-life video strikes a chord online
Many working professionals express feeling trapped in a repetitive daily cycle. Their weeks are consumed by work, chores, and sleep, leaving no time for relaxation. Expenses and bills consume salaries, preventing any luxury or leisure activities. This sentiment is widely shared online by individuals experiencing similar struggles. The feeling of being stuck in a loop resonates deeply with many employees today. -
Fighter by day, security guard by night: Meet Vicky Singh Tomkyal, MMA fighter who chases his dreams with bare minimum
Vicky Singh Tomkyal trains rigorously for MMA while working as a security guard. He dedicates his earnings to family and skill improvement, not luxuries. Tomkyal shares his journey and training methods on social media with many followers. He expresses happiness and commitment to pursuing his dreams in India. Tomkyal urges public support for all sports and athletes in the country. -
When he was being mocked for his 2014 World Cup haircut, Cristiano Ronaldo was actually honouring a baby's fight for life
Cristiano Ronaldo's 2014 World Cup haircut featured a zig-zag design. This hairstyle reportedly symbolized a young boy's recovery from a serious brain condition. Ronaldo allegedly covered the child's extensive medical treatment costs. The gesture provided significant financial relief to the struggling family. This act of kindness continues to inspire many fans globally. -
Virat Kohli lookalike walks into mall with bodyguards; shoppers rush for selfies before realising the truth
A social media creator resembling Virat Kohli visited a mall, causing significant shopper confusion.Many people gathered, mistaking him for the famous cricketer and seeking selfies.The creator, Kartik Sharma, had meticulously replicated Kohli's distinctive hairstyle and tattoos.This prank sparked online debate, with some finding it entertaining and others concerning.Concerns were raised about potential safety hazards and misleading fans with the elaborate deception. -
From kala tika to nazar battu: 7 traditions believed to protect against the evil eye
Many people follow traditions to protect themselves from nazar, which is believed to invite negative energy. Applying a kala tika and performing nazar utarna rituals are common protective measures. Keeping nazar protection symbols and beginning the day with prayer offer spiritual defense. Maintaining a clean home and staying humble also help ward off ill will. Surrounding oneself with positive people strengthens well-being and peace of mind. -
10 baby boy names that mean "Gift of God"
Welcoming a baby into the family is often seen as one of life's greatest blessings, and many parents choose names that reflect this special feeling. Across cultures and languages, several timeless names carry meanings such as "gift of God," "God has given," or "divine blessing." These meaningful names not only sound beautiful but also symbolise gratitude, faith and hope for a child's future. Here are 10 baby boy names from around the world that celebrate the joy of a precious gift. -
How a Delhi artist turned a Kanjivaram saree into a contemporary artwork for San Francisco's Asian Art Museum
An Indian artist created a unique artwork on a Kanjivaram silk saree in San Francisco. This project explores themes of migration, memory, and cultural identity for viewers. The museum used a traditional textile as a canvas for contemporary artistic expression. Sehgal's work visualizes a shared human experience connecting diverse cultures and people. This initiative reflects a global trend of reinterpreting heritage through modern art. -
How to visit 3 countries in one trip: These unique places let travellers cross international borders on foot
Stories of travellers exploring three countries in one trip are going viral these days on social media. And most of you are wondering how they are doing it? Imagine standing in one spot and taking just a few steps and boom, you have entered a new country. -
Teacher shares Gen Z student's leave application for 'Mama Ki Shaadi'; The internet can't get enough of his hilarious explanation
A student named Badal's leave application has gone viral online.His unique mix of Hindi and English amused many readers.The letter explained his uncle's wedding with genuine childhood logic.This honest and funny note reminded people of their own school days.The application brought smiles and celebrated children's natural creativity. -
Inside India's oldest libraries that survived the Mughal era and the British rule
Ancient libraries in India are more than just places to store books; they are living repositories of the country's history, culture and scholarship. The ancient libraries have preserved precious manuscripts, books, and archives since the days of their royal archives, colonial era libraries, and national research institutions. Here are 10 of India's oldest surviving libraries. -
Bengaluru corporate employee reveals ₹45,000 monthly expense breakdown; internet can't agree if she's overspending
A Bengaluru corporate employee shared her monthly expenses totaling approximately forty-five thousand rupees. Her budget includes rent, groceries, travel, and personal spending categories. This detailed breakdown revealed significant costs associated with city living. Social media users offered varied perspectives on her spending habits. The post highlights the financial realities faced by young professionals in large cities. -
Realistic potty training guide: A 3-day kick-start to help your toddler learn
Potty training toddlers involves introducing the seat and recognizing body signals.Building a consistent routine at home aids children's confidence and control.Practicing outside the home transfers new skills into everyday life.Occasional reminders are better than constant questioning during outings.Parents should focus on building this lifelong habit at their child's pace. -
"She made me not leave Google": How Sundar Pichai on his beautiful love story and how wife Anjali helped him become the Google CEO
Sundar Pichai and Anjali Haryani met at IIT Kharagpur, forming a friendship and later a relationship. Their bond endured distance and lack of modern communication methods after college. Anjali encouraged Sundar to remain at Google, influencing his career trajectory significantly. She has also built her own professional career while maintaining privacy. Their story highlights companionship and belief during uncertain times. -
Psychology says parents who let children struggle before stepping in aren't being unsupportive; they're giving them the chance to build problem-solving confidence
Allowing children to navigate challenges, with timely parental support, fosters crucial developmental skills. This 'productive struggle' approach, rooted in Vygotsky's theories, builds self-confidence and resilience, unlike constant intervention which can hinder persistence. Experts advocate for guided exposure to difficulty, emphasizing that supportive struggle is distinct from neglect, ultimately preparing children for future independence and success. -
14-year-old Hindi-medium student cracks JEE Advanced: What parents can do differently to nurture a child's talent
A 14-year-old achieved a remarkable feat by clearing the JEE Advanced exam.He prepared for one year through an online Hindi-medium batch.This young achiever skipped two grades, requiring special permission for his education.His success underscores the importance of encouraging curiosity and individual learning paces.Parents can foster growth by supporting emotional well-being and celebrating effort. -
Her husband locked her inside a windowless house for 15 years: Meet Sonabai Rajwar, who turned her prison into a museum and pioneered clay art in Chhattisgarh
Sonabai Rajwar pioneered a unique clay art form from her isolated home. Her creations, initially for her son, gained international acclaim and recognition. Researchers discovered her talent, leading to exhibitions and prestigious art awards. She received the Tulsi Samman and the National Award for Master Craftsperson. Her artistic legacy continues to inspire the Rajwar community in Chhattisgarh. -
PlayStation 6 will cost 1.3 lakh rupees? Here's what reports say about price hike in raw materials and AI
PlayStation's next-generation console, the PS6, may see a significant price increase. Manufacturing costs for essential hardware components are reportedly rising sharply. These components are now in high demand for AI data centers, affecting production. This trend has already impacted PlayStation 5 sales and console availability. The PS6 is anticipated to launch in late 2027 with higher retail prices. -
This Gujarat couple is building cement-free homes in just 15 days using industrial waste and they cost only ₹7 lakhs
A Gujarat-based startup is building homes without using cement. Co2ncrete transforms industrial waste into sustainable building blocks for construction. This innovative approach allows homes to be completed rapidly within fifteen to thirty days. These eco-friendly houses are also affordable, costing approximately seven lakh rupees. The company recycles hundreds of kilograms of waste daily, building over 450 homes. -
Hummingbirds are pineapples' best friends: Tiny birds who helped 'speed up' the fruit's family evolution
Hummingbirds play a crucial role in accelerating the evolution of bromeliads, leading to a faster emergence of new species. This vibrant bird species serves as pollinators for a staggering three out of four studied bromeliad types. Furthermore, geographical factors have contributed significantly to the diversification of these plants over time. -
900 snakes escape from South China's village farm after devastating floods: Residents panic as snakebites reported
Heavy floods in South China's Guangxi region have caused widespread fear among residents. Approximately nine hundred snakes, including venomous cobras, escaped from a farm after it was destroyed. Local media reports indicate that several villagers have already been bitten by the escaped reptiles. Residents are facing a shortage of medical supplies for snakebite treatment. A snake-catching team has been formed by unaffected neighbors to assist in capturing the creatures. -
How birds know when a storm is coming: 6 Fascinating ways nature gives them an early warning
Birds possess keen senses to detect environmental changes before storms arrive. They feel barometric pressure drops and hear low-frequency sounds from distant weather. Many species feed more intensively and seek shelter as storms approach. Wind patterns provide crucial information, influencing flight and migration routes. These natural abilities help birds survive harsh weather conditions effectively. -
Most expensive houses in India: Inside the country's costliest residential properties
India's luxury residential market has witnessed a significant growth in the last decade. As per leading real estate consultants, demand for ultra-luxury homes priced above ₹100 crore has surged in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. -
Why people don’t intervene during emergencies: The psychology of the bystander effect
Consider a situation in which somebody falls down in the middle of a busy street. There are plenty of people around, but none seems willing to lend a hand. What would appear to be an instance of apathy or indifference turns out to be much more complicated than that according to psychologists, as the reason behind such behavior is the phenomenon referred to as the bystander effect.Discovered and described in the late 1960s by social psychologists Bibb Latane and John Darley, the bys -
When your child says “I can’t do it,” avoid saying “You can”; Psychologist explains what to say instead
Parents often say 'You can do it' to encourage children facing challenges. Psychologist Annie Simpson suggests this phrase can dismiss a child's feelings and create conflict. Instead, phrases like 'Not yet' and 'What's the first tiny piece' foster a growth mindset. These responses acknowledge emotions and guide children toward manageable actions. This approach helps build lasting resilience and confidence in young learners. -
National parks you can visit using Vande Bharat trains without taking a flight: India’s best wildlife getaways by rail
It is a fact that Vande Bharat trains have transformed rail travel by connecting major cities faster than ever before. These semi-high-speed trains are benefitting not only business travellers but are also making wildlife holidays more easy and accessible. -
5 simple ways to make meditation a daily habit
Most people who try meditation do not quit because it is too hard. They quit because they start it the same way they start every other resolution, by being too ambitious, too rigid, without any plan for the day, and simply without being motivated.You sit down once or twice, decide it "doesn't work" for you, and go back to your phone at 11 pm.Sounds familiar?But this pattern can be changed, if we change the way we look at things.Actually, meditation has quite less to do with finding the perfect p -
Should fruits be eaten before or after meals? Here's what research actually says
For most healthy people, the best time to eat fruit is simply the time you're most likely to eat it regularly. However, there are a few situations where eating fruit before or after a meal may offer specific benefits. -
5 shocking things late Princess Diana wrote and said before her tragic death
Here's a look at five of the most talked-about things she wrote or said. -
How to Identify Animal Paw Prints While Trekking
Forest never gives away all its secrets at once, often keeping the dangerous or adorable creatures hidden. Sometimes, they may be beneath your boots while trekking through the adventure. While animals lurk behind bushes looking for prey and preparing to attack, humans can usually witness fascinating footprints on the ground. From tiny paw prints to massive tracks, learning to identify them will help you understand information that might keep you safe in the wilderness. A set of paw prints can te -
How to maintain Angelfish in an aquarium: A step-by-step beginner's guide
Angelfish are among the most elegant freshwater aquarium fish, admired for their graceful swimming, triangular fins, and striking patterns. Native to the slow-moving rivers and floodplains of the Amazon Basin, these fish can thrive in home aquariums when provided with the right environment. Although they are often recommended for beginners with some fishkeeping experience, angelfish require stable water conditions, a suitable tank, and proper nutrition to remain healthy. If you're planning to ke -
Hidden cameras in hotel rooms: How real is the risk, and ways travellers can protect their privacy
Travellers are increasingly checking hotel rooms for hidden cameras.Tiny spy cameras are easily available and can be hidden in everyday objects.Security experts suggest simple visual and flashlight checks for suspicious devices.Incidents of hidden cameras in hotels have occurred in various countries.A quick privacy inspection offers peace of mind for travellers. -
Meet Chirag Maru, a '16 mala' practitioner and silver medalist at IIT, who beautifully aces his academics by embracing spirituality
At IIT Kharagpur, Chirag Maru, affectionately known as IIT wale prabhu, demonstrates that spirituality and academia can thrive together. His remarkable accomplishments led him to earn a prestigious medal at his convocation ceremony. Maru believes that it’s not faith that limits academic potential, but rather ineffective time management. His compelling story motivates students to harmoniously blend spiritual disciplines with their studies. -
5 fascinating facts about the historic UNESCO site
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will pay a visit to the historically significant Prambanan Temple Complex located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, together with President of Indonesia, Mr. Prabowo Subianto. This visit comes amid the centuries-long civilizational and cultural relations shared by both nations. In addition, the Indian government is likely to express its intention to support the restoration efforts at the historic site, which is also listed as one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites -
A coral bride and a champagne groom: Decoding Anshula Kapoor and Rohan Thakkar's wedding looks
As she married longtime partner Rohan Thakkar in an intimate ceremony with family and close friends, she reminded everyone that an Indian bride doesn't have to wear muted shades to look elegant. Instead, she embraced colour, traditional craftsmanship and heirloom-style jewellery—and the result felt timeless rather than trendy.There wasn't a single dramatic fashion moment designed to go viral. Instead, every detail looked personal. And that's exactly what made her bridal style so memorable. -
Relationship coach explains why some husbands prioritise their mothers over their wives—and what couples can do about it
A viral reel highlights husbands prioritizing mothers over wives due to childhood conditioning.Emotional enmeshment often causes husbands to feel responsible for parental well-being.Conflict avoidance leads some husbands to ask wives to yield to their mothers.Wives may feel exhausted and doubt their own concerns in such marriages.Establishing marital boundaries and calm communication are key to resolving these issues. -
How these 6 countries teach children kindness before academics
Developmental psychologists have long argued that social and emotional skills form the foundation for learning. A child who feels safe, respected and connected is often better able to concentrate, solve problems and build confidence. Rather than treating kindness as a lesson reserved for home, these countries have made it part of everyday school life. Here is how six nations are raising children who learn to care before they compete. -
8 Indian dinners with over 30g protein that don't require protein powder
People who exercise regularly, are older, or are trying to build muscle may need more. A dinner that delivers over 30g of protein can therefore make a significant contribution to your daily requirement. Here are eight Indian dinner ideas that are filling, naturally protein-rich and easy to recreate at home. -
Walker Kessler gets engaged to Miss America 2025: Who is his fiancée?
Walker Kessler recently got engaged to Abbie Stockard over the holiday weekend. This engagement follows his significant trade to the Los Angeles Lakers. Stockard, who was crowned Miss America a year ago, accepted his proposal. Kessler's career and personal life have seen major changes this week. He is now planning a wedding while settling into his new team. -
Places where gravity doesn’t seem to work: 7 destinations that will leave you questioning physics
Gravity is one of the few forces that we experience in our lives every single second. However, there are certain spots all over the world where cars seem to roll up hills, waterfalls go up rather than down, and even people seem to be standing at strange angles. However, even though these places seem to break all laws of physics, most of them are just an illusion for the human eye. -
Newton's apple tree, 'Flower of Kent' is 350 years old and still growing: What is this 'rare' variety, and where can it be found in the world?
The popular tale of Isaac Newton's gravity discovery is rooted in a real event.A specific apple tree at Woolsthorpe Manor inspired his groundbreaking scientific thoughts.This 'Flower of Kent' variety tree, though old, has descendants planted worldwide.Its legacy continues through grafted cuttings at various institutions and universities.Seeds from this historic tree were even sent into space for an experiment. -
Brain teaser of the day: Only 1 in 10 people solve this on the first try
A popular brain teaser challenges logic by focusing on word letters.This riddle asks what appears once in minute and twice in moment.The solution involves observing letters within words, not their meanings.Artificial intelligence now generates new variations of these classic puzzles.Brain teasers offer entertainment and educational value for all ages. -
Psychologists reveal the 7 parenting habits that quietly build lifelong confidence
Research in developmental psychology suggests that children build lasting confidence not through constant praise or perfect parenting, but through consistent emotional support, opportunities to solve problems and relationships that make them feel secure. Here are seven parenting habits psychologists say quietly nurture confidence that can last a lifetime. -
5 alternatives to Spironolactone to reverse hair loss
If you've spoken to a dermatologist, you've probably heard of spironolactone. It's one of the most commonly prescribed medicines for women with hormone-related hair loss because it helps reduce the effect of androgens, hormones that can shrink hair follicles over time.Some people experience side effects like dizziness, irregular periods or breast tenderness. Others can't take it because they're planning a pregnancy or have certain health conditions. Then there are those who simply want to try so -
Actor Celina Jaitly advises women to get a prenup before marriage; shares her gut-wrenching story to keep her children's joint custody
Celina Jaitly recommends prenuptial agreements for women with personal assets. She shared her painful divorce experience where her sons delivered the notice. Jaitly stressed the importance of financial independence even in loving relationships. Disagreements can escalate into disputes over property and assets. She advised women to safeguard their wealth and protect their families. -
Why Louis Vuitton took a tea brand to court and walked away with a ₹12 crore victory
A Chinese court ordered Molly Tea to pay Louis Vuitton nearly twelve crore rupees. The luxury brand claimed Molly Tea's logo infringed its famous floral monogram. This ruling has ignited widespread online discussion and debate among internet users. Molly Tea plans to appeal the decision and has updated its branding. The case highlights ongoing discussions about design ownership and imitation.

