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Your child always says "I'm fine," but is he really? This webinar will help you learn how to keep your children safe offline and online
Times of India Parenting hosts a webinar on child safety and rights.The session will help adults recognize warning signs of abuse and exploitation.It will also explain children's legal rights in simple terms.Practical advice for keeping children safe in the digital world is provided.Participants will learn how to respond confidently if a child is at risk. -
You have seen this mirror in almost every hotel bathroom, but do you know its real purpose?
Hotel bathrooms often feature small magnifying mirrors for practical grooming tasks. These mirrors assist guests with limited eyesight and improve personal care routines. Adjustable arms allow for comfortable use by people of varying heights. Such details signal a hotel's commitment to guest comfort and thoughtful amenities. While not in every room, they enhance the overall guest experience. -
He rescued one abandoned baby; today, 35 daughters call him "Baba"
In 2004, Hare Ram Pandey took it upon himself to rescue an abandoned infant girl, and this act of kindness became a lifelong mission. Together with his wife, he has nurtured thirty-five baby girls, focusing on their education and healthcare despite ongoing financial hurdles. Thanks to the generosity of local supporters and donations, their home continues to thrive, aiming to provide brighter futures for these vulnerable children. -
What happens if an airplane runs out of fuel in the sky? Here's what every traveller should know
Commercial airplanes carry extra fuel and possess robust safety features.Aircraft wings generate lift, allowing glides even without engine power.Pilots train for engine failure and utilize backup systems like the Ram Air Turbine.Past incidents show successful emergency landings after losing engine power.These safety measures ensure passenger well-being during rare fuel exhaustion events. -
Bengaluru techie spends ₹74,000 a month without partying or eating out; internet reacts
A software engineer's monthly expenses in Bengaluru have gone viral online. Ayush Thakur shared his ₹74,000 spending breakdown, highlighting rent and investments. He spends ₹18,000 on rent and ₹30,000 on investments monthly. His company covers travel and meals, reducing other costs significantly. Many social media users are comparing these figures with their own budgets. -
'Why do people like this city so much?' Woman’s ₹1.31 lakh Mumbai expense breakdown goes viral
A corporate employee's ₹1.31 lakh monthly expense in Mumbai has sparked widespread discussion. Nandini Sethi, an IIM graduate, shared her detailed spending breakdown online. Her expenses included rent, furniture, and household help for her new apartment. Many internet users shared their own experiences and opinions on Mumbai's high cost. The post highlighted the significant financial demands of living in the city. -
In 1914, the passenger pigeon disappeared after once filling North American skies, becoming one of history’s greatest wildlife losses
The passenger pigeon, once North America's most abundant bird, faced extinction rapidly. Industrial hunting and habitat destruction led to its demise. The last pigeon, Martha, died in 1914, marking a significant loss. This event highlighted the dangers of assuming endless natural resources. Its story remains a crucial lesson for modern wildlife protection efforts. -
10 gender-neutral baby names that are growing in popularity around the world
Choosing a baby name is one of the most meaningful decisions for parents. In recent years, gender-neutral names have become increasingly popular as families embrace names that are versatile, timeless and meaningful. Many of these names are inspired by nature, culture or positive qualities, making them suitable for children regardless of gender. Here are 10 gender-neutral baby names gaining popularity around the world: -
‘I earn ₹4 lakh a month in India, but I still want to leave’: 26-year-old remote worker reveals why he’s moving to Australia
A young professional earning ₹4 lakh monthly plans to move to Australia. He currently works remotely and saves a significant portion of his income. This decision stems from his concerns about India's future and his children's prospects. Financial coach Anshuman Sharma noted similar sentiments among many young Indians. These concerns are driving a trend of young people seeking opportunities abroad. -
Inner stillness and human connection are emerging as the next big wellness trends, says expert
Wellness now encompasses mental well-being and emotional health. Inner stillness and real human interaction are vital drivers of well-being. Constant digital connection often leads to detachment from oneself and others. True human relationships are crucial for emotional health and personal growth. The future of wellness involves balance, mindfulness, and genuine human connection. -
5 most dangerous birds of prey that rule the skies with deadly precision
Here are five of the most formidable birds of prey in the world, admired for their strength, speed, and remarkable survival instincts. -
There’s a train in China that runs through a residential building apartment and it is one of the world's most incredible travel experiences
Chongqing's Liziba Station features a monorail passing through a residential building. This unique engineering marvel was opened in 2005 and has become an iconic attraction. Planners designed the station and building together to overcome geographical challenges in the mountainous city. Modern systems ensure the trains operate with minimal noise and vibration for residents. Curious travelers and photographers gather daily to witness this innovative urban travel experience. -
Think your home is clean? These 7 overlooked spots probably need more attention
Cleaning floors, wiping kitchen countertops, and cleaning bathrooms are things that most households do. However, there are many places that are touched daily that are hardly ever cleaned. Dust, grease, bacteria, and allergens can accumulate on such surfaces and make hygiene suffer as well as affect the comfort of staying in the house. Devoting a bit more time to those places does not take hours of work, but the result will be noticeable. Here are seven household places that need some extra clean -
By age 18, parents may have already spent 93% of their total time with their child
After turning eighteen, the amount of time children spend with their parents drastically reduces. Educator Shekhar Dutt emphasizes this significant shift, noting that by the age of eighteen, children have spent about ninety-three percent of their lifetime with their parents. This statistic underscores the fleeting nature of family togetherness as adulthood approaches, urging parents to savor these invaluable moments while they last. -
People who talk to their pets like they are humans have these 7 unique psychological strengths
People communicate with pets using specific tones and words, which animals often recognize.Effective pet parenting involves adapting messages and observing nonverbal feedback from animals.Sustained attention without verbal rewards demonstrates patience and a strong connection.Understanding pets involves anthropomorphism, driven by curiosity and a desire for social connection.This bond reflects empathy and a willingness to invest in care through daily rituals. -
'She is so lucky': Indian grandparents meet their Indo-Polish granddaughter for the first time and their reaction melts hearts
A heartwarming video shows Indian grandparents meeting their new Indo-Polish granddaughter. They express immense joy and affection while holding the baby gently. The grandparents' loving interactions highlight the simple beauty of family connections. This special bond transcends cultural differences, focusing on pure love. The shared moments create lasting memories for the growing family. -
"I don't just pack my bags and go...": Priyanka Chopra's honest words about motherhood are what every working woman needs to hear
Priyanka Chopra now prioritizes family over extensive film projects. She has become highly selective about her work commitments and travel. Motherhood has profoundly reshaped her professional outlook and decision-making. Experts note this shift reflects a universal redefinition of ambition for parents. Chopra's choices illustrate a wise reshaping of her career around core values. -
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla explains why only 3 Indian foods were approved by NASA for space
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla brought a piece of his culture to the International Space Station by ensuring that three authentic Indian dishes were certified through rigorous testing for the mission. Although he couldn't enjoy them himself, his international crew savored these culinary delights. After returning to Earth, Shukla's craving for the salty and spicy flavors inspired future developments in Indian space cuisine for the Gaganyaan program. -
How Pixxel CEO Awais Ahmed's parents nurtured a future space entrepreneur
Awais Ahmed's startup Pixxel secured a NASA contract for Earth-observation data.His parents nurtured his curiosity with books, which sparked his interest in space.He pursued engineering at BITS Pilani and met his co-founder there.Together, they founded Pixxel to build a constellation of hyperspectral satellites.This journey highlights the impact of early curiosity and parental investment. -
Meet Prakshal Jain: Indian-origin engineer who walked away from Rs 2.89 crore salary to build AI startup
After leaving his prosperous role at Meta, Prakshal Jain has embarked on an ambitious journey in the realm of AI. Known for his work on Meta Quest and various Meta AI initiatives, Jain envisions a future where smart AI agents streamline our online experiences. His venture, Mitosis Labs, has introduced three state-of-the-art AI solutions and is excitedly preparing for an upcoming public showcase of their technology. -
Think leftovers attract cockroaches? These everyday kitchen items may be the real culprits
Cockroaches invade kitchens attracted by more than just food scraps. Dirty sponges and grease around the stove provide hidden food sources for pests. Cardboard boxes and pet food bowls left overnight also draw these unwelcome visitors. Empty beverage containers and leaking pipes offer water and shelter for infestations. Regular cleaning and maintenance deter cockroaches by removing their essential attractants. -
Tony Parker’s 53-acre Texas estate once asked $20 million, but the former Spurs star’s mansion with a private water park is now listed for $11 million
Tony Parker's Texas mansion has seen another significant price reduction. The sprawling estate is now listed for eleven million dollars after several adjustments. This luxurious property features an enormous private water park and extensive sports facilities. Despite extensive publicity and a past peak price of twenty million dollars, it remains unsold. The highly customized luxury estate continues its search for a new owner. -
“We are part of kids' lives, kids are not part of ours”: Riteish Deshmukh on one parenting mistake many parents don't realize they're making
Riteish Deshmukh shared a parenting insight about children not fitting into parents' busy lives. He emphasized parents should actively join their children's world and activities. Children's lives and social circles hold significant importance for them. Parents must value the limited years children actively seek their presence. This precious time with children should be cherished and appreciated. -
There’s a temple in Rajasthan built with 40,000 kg of ghee and locals say it still seeps butter in peak summer
Bhandasar Jain Temple in Bikaner is a 550-year-old architectural marvel.This temple was constructed using approximately 40,000 kg of ghee instead of water.Local beliefs suggest ghee traces appear on the floor during extreme summer heat.The three-storeyed structure displays exquisite Jain artistry and Rajasthani craftsmanship.This ASI-protected monument attracts many visitors interested in history and folklore. -
A woman met a beagle and could not stop thinking about her, so she went on a “manhunt” to find the dog again and finally adopt her
While volunteering for a substantial beagle rescue, Stephanie Stern encountered Marshmallow, a sweet older beagle undergoing medical evaluations. After her work was done, Stern felt compelled to track down Marshmallow, who deserved a second chance. A rescue organization helped confirm the connection, ultimately leading Stern to adopt Marshmallow, ensuring she spent her golden years in a nurturing environment. -
The surprising reason supermarket eggs are always stored outside in India but refrigerated in many Western countries
The answer lies not in the eggs themselves, but in what happens to them long before they reach supermarket shelves. Surprisingly, the way eggs are cleaned, handled and regulated differs dramatically from one country to another, making refrigeration essential in some places and far less critical in others. -
National Vanilla Ice Cream Day: Why the world's favourite frozen dessert deserves a celebration
National Vanilla Ice Cream Day occurs annually on July twenty-third for enthusiasts.Vanilla's popularity stems from its rich history and unique floral scent.This versatile flavor complements nearly all desserts and is loved globally.Genuine vanilla ice cream uses beans from orchids, often seen as black specks.Generations have enjoyed vanilla, making it a consistently best-selling ice cream choice. -
Why do bananas have those annoying stringy fibres? The surprising reason behind the tiny white threads
Those stringy fibres are not random leftovers from the peel, nor are they a manufacturing defect. They are a natural part of the fruit's anatomy, acting as an internal transport system that helps the banana develop from a tiny flower into the sweet, creamy fruit found in kitchens around the world. -
5 things you should never share with your partner, even in the healthiest relationships
Healthy relationships require thoughtful communication and clear boundaries.Oversharing can cause unnecessary insecurity and resentment between partners.Experts suggest avoiding every negative thought and past relationship detail.Respecting others' privacy and personal boundaries strengthens trust within relationships.Sharing personal information should stem from comfort, not fear of commitment. -
National Broadcasting Day: History, significance and why it continues to shape public life
National Broadcasting Day honors India's organized broadcasting history starting July 23, 1927.The Indian Broadcasting Company launched early radio services, which later became All India Radio.Broadcasting has served as a trusted source for information and cultural preservation.Modern broadcasting includes FM, satellite, and internet platforms for widespread access.This day recognizes broadcasters' vital role in informing and connecting society. -
High cholesterol doesn’t always stay silent: 7 warning signs that could appear on your eyes, skin, and legs
High cholesterol is also referred to as the “silent disease” since there are rarely any noticeable signs of the problem. In accordance with the American Heart Association (AHA), a test is the only way of discovering whether a person has a high level of cholesterol. Nevertheless, according to the information provided by Harvard Health Publishing, some individuals, especially those with lifelong high cholesterol, can experience visible signs in the eyes, skin, and tendons. The a

