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Japanese ambassador ONO Keiichi takes three dips in Ganga; his post wins hearts online
During the Janmashtami weekend, Japan's Ambassador to India, Ono Keiichi, delighted followers with his recent visit to Rishikesh. Sharing his experience online, he described taking three dips in the holy Ganga river, which allowed him to feel a deep spiritual connection and appreciate the beauty of ancient customs. His heartfelt post inspired Indian netizens, who recommended local delicacies and activities, sparking enthusiastic engagement. -
India’s richest village Madhapar and the surprising story behind its extraordinary wealth
With a staggering Rs 7,000 crore in fixed deposits and 17 bank branches, Madhapar village stands out as a beacon of financial vitality. Many locals boast relatives abroad, sending money back home, which has been a vital source of support for generations. This long-established migration pattern has led to remarkable infrastructure growth, transforming the village into a well-equipped community mirroring the amenities found in urban areas. -
Bengaluru founder says ₹20-30 lakh savings can reduce stress: ‘Nothing calms your nervous system more’
Simridhi Makhija posits that having a steady cash flow can significantly soothe the nervous system. She advises accumulating between twenty to thirty lakh rupees to establish a financial safety net, which can be invaluable during job loss or medical emergencies. Makhija emphasizes that achieving financial stability directly reduces stress levels, and many founders in Bengaluru report improved life quality due to consistent income. -
Inside Mukti Bhawan, the unique death hotel of Varanasi where people check in to die
Mukti Bhawan, situated in the heart of Varanasi, serves as a haven for those approaching the end of their journey. This serene retreat encourages individuals to accept their final days with spiritual grace. Guests are permitted to stay for a strict fifteen-day period, during which their ultimate aim is to attain liberation through death in this revered city. Recognized globally, the establishment's mission is truly unique. -
Psychology Says Parents Who Put Kids’ Medals On The Fridge May Be Saying More Than Pride
Showcasing children's drawings and achievements brings about numerous psychological rewards. It conveys to youngsters that their contributions are important. This recognition nurtures a sense of capability and belonging. Praising effort instead of natural talent encourages a development-focused mindset. Furthermore, these displays transform into lasting family mementos that can be cherished for generations. -
10 baby names inspired by the first light of dawn
The first light of dawn has long been associated with hope, renewal and new beginnings. For parents looking for a meaningful baby name, names inspired by sunrise, daylight and the morning sky can offer a beautiful connection to the start of something new. Here are 10 such baby names: -
Was Amitabh Bachchan banned in Egypt? The Indian superstar whose arrival caused a ‘national crisis’
In the 1980s, Indian cinema faced restrictions in Egypt as its popularity surged. Amitabh Bachchan's films, particularly Mard, gained remarkable acclaim among Egyptian fans. His visit to Cairo in 1991 sparked a frenzy that was likened to a national emergency. Bachchan's songs and films captivated audiences, transcending the language barrier. This extraordinary admiration culminated in him being honored with the Actor of the Century award in 2001. -
In 2007, Dr Shankar Lal Garg bought 22 acres of rocky land near Indore, today it has 40,000 trees
A devoted doctor revitalized a barren hill near Mhow, turning it into a vibrant forest filled with thousands of trees from over five hundred species. The initiative arose when he faced financial challenges with his educational institution. Even after unfortunate accidental fires threatened the project, his unwavering commitment to restoring the land prevailed. Today, this reforested area stands as an inspiring example of perseverance and ecological restoration. -
From Common Krait to Stiletto Snakes: 5 snakes that bite without leaving a trace
Snakes are scary slitherers for their venomous reputation, and spotting one of these reptiles sends a chill down a person’s spine.Their fangs inject potent venom, which can be life-threatening and leave behind the famous double-dotted marks when they bite.But do all snakes leave the same marks, or is there more to it?Most of us assume a snakebite would be impossible to miss. With intense pain, an obvious puncture wound, maybe even the sight of the snake itself slithering away, that is what -
₹1.5 crore flat, muddy entrance: Woman’s video from high-rise society sparks debate over facilities
A recent video exposes the deplorable entry conditions at a luxury high-rise residential complex where residents have invested crores for their apartments. The footage reveals a muddy and waterlogged entrance, drawing attention to the stark contrast between the hefty home prices and lackluster facilities. Many viewers on social media expressed outrage, highlighting that this issue is not isolated, but rather a widespread problem in urban housing developments. -
“Men Would Never Face This”: Keyaa Lifted 140kg At 45.7kg, Won Silver, Faced Sexism
Keyaa Banerji, a remarkable Indian powerlifter, clinched a silver medal at the World Championships with an impressive 140 kg deadlift, greater than three times her body weight. Despite experiencing sexism and online harassment following her achievement, Banerji remains proud. Her sights are set on winning a World Championship gold for India, showcasing her resilience and determination. -
“Know what your child is watching”: Shilpa Shetty’s advice to modern parents
Shilpa Shetty emphasizes the importance of discussing children's online habits rather than imposing restrictions. She believes that parents should be aware of what their children are engaging with online and foster open dialogues. Monitoring children's digital lives until they reach sixteen is a form of care, promoting trust instead of control. While parental controls are beneficial, they should supplement rather than replace active parenting. -
They bought 35 acres of barren land near Ranthambore, years later, it became a refuge for Tigers and wildlife
Aditya and Poonam Singh took a bold step by purchasing degraded farmland adjacent to the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve. Through their dedicated efforts, they allowed over thirty-five acres of land to flourish naturally, transforming it into a thriving sanctuary. This revival drew both prey and the apex predators like tigers, thanks to the support from local villagers who helped in safeguarding the ecosystem and ensuring a steady water supply. -
Neelakurinji Bloom Explained: Rare 12-year flowers carpet Munnar hills; species now vulnerable
The Neelakurinji flowers are making a stunning appearance across Munnar's hills after a rare twelve-year cycle. Regions like Chokramudi and Mattupetty are currently awash in blooms, while Eravikulam will not see them again until 2030. This unique synchronization creates an extraordinary experience for onlookers. However, with the Neelakurinji being vulnerable, it's crucial to prioritize its habitat protection amid growing environmental challenges. -
AIIMS Delhi displays live population count of India: How does it get data on newly born babies?
A captivating viral population clock at AIIMS Delhi presents ongoing estimates of India's population growth. This digital display utilizes demographic data and projections to provide insights. However, it's important to note that it doesn't track births in real-time. While official records manage statistics on births and deaths, the clock primarily serves as an educational tool for demographic awareness, illustrating statistical trends over time. -
Kids Urged To Pursue Dreams: Disney quote urges courage; kids turn big hopes into small goals
Children can realize their dreams by fostering self-belief and embracing their ambitions. Courage plays a critical role in chasing those dreams, no matter the fear of stumbling along the way. By breaking down lofty ambitions into smaller, achievable tasks, the journey becomes feasible. Each mistake provides a lesson, reinforcing the importance of resilience and patience, as every individual’s journey is distinct. -
Born Without Arms, She Never Held a Bow at 15. Today, She’s World No. 1 Archer
Born without arms, Sheetal Devi has become a beacon of inspiration in the world of archery. With numerous accolades including medals at the 2022 Asian Para Games and a groundbreaking gold at the 2025 World Championship, she has captivated audiences worldwide. Recognized as the Para Archer of the Year and recipient of the prestigious Arjuna Award, Sheetal now ventures into able-bodied competitions, continually motivating others through her extraordinary journey. -
Booking a hotel? 7 little-known tricks that can help you get a better deal
Here are seven hotel-booking tricks worth knowing before you hit “confirm.” -
Zero Waste, Zero Bills: How a 75-Year-Old Padma Shri Winner Powers 50 Homes
In an inspiring initiative, Janak Palta McGilligan has revolutionized her home into a zero-waste sanctuary, powered by a windmill that energizes her dwelling and nearly fifty neighboring residences. Emphasizing organic farming and the creation of natural home products, she has shared her expertise with over 150,000 learners at her center. Janak's impactful work has garnered national recognition, motivating countless individuals to embrace sustainable living practices. -
This Himalayan village has no public dustbins yet is one of the cleanest in India
In Phadamchen village, a group of seventeen determined women took on the pressing issue of waste management. They empowered over 300 families with knowledge on waste segregation and composting, leading to the village's recognition as the cleanest in Sikkim. Their commitment fostered efficient plastic waste recycling and established a sustainable model for managing waste, paving the way for a cleaner environment. -
From $7 To Top Earner: Dwayne Johnson turns football heartbreak into WWE stardom; Hollywood riches follow
After Dwayne Johnson's football career came to an abrupt end, he found himself returning home with just seven dollars. Seizing the moment, he ventured into wrestling, embracing the legacy of his family. Transforming into The Rock, he not only captivated the WWE audience but also laid the foundation for his remarkable career in Hollywood, eventually achieving unprecedented success. -
Giant Pumpkin Nears Competition: Ben White raises 1,200lb Gladys for charity; at RHS Malvern Autumn Show
An Essex gardener has grown an extraordinary 1,200-pound pumpkin named Gladys.This giant vegetable has become a significant horticultural experiment for its dedicated grower.The pumpkin experienced rapid growth, gaining over forty pounds in a single night.This impressive vegetable is also being used to raise funds for a local air ambulance charity.The gardener hopes Gladys will perform well at an upcoming autumn show competition. -
From half an acre to 40: How a Moga woman turned mockery into an Rs 80 lakh farming enterprise
Mandeep Kaur Khaira has turned ridicule into remarkable success in Moga, Punjab. Starting with just half an acre, she has developed a farming enterprise that now spans an impressive forty acres. With an annual revenue estimated at eighty lakh rupees, Khaira has also invested in substantial farm machinery valued at the same amount. Her inspiring journey underscores the vital role of women in large-scale agriculture. -
In 1997, he was a janitor in the US; years later, Sharran Srivatsaa built businesses worth billions
Sharran Srivatsaa arrived in America as a freshman working as a janitor. He overcame his accent and financial struggles through self-education and hard work. Srivatsaa later joined Goldman Sachs and built two billion-dollar companies. He then became CEO of Acquisition.com in 2026. His story shows a remarkable career transformation from humble beginnings. -
Bengaluru Airport may soon pick up your luggage from home
Bengaluru Airport is set to enhance the travel experience by introducing a convenient home check-in service. This innovative feature will enable passengers to have their luggage collected right from their homes, ensuring seamless assistance throughout their journey. As part of the existing Care by BLR initiative, which already includes premium chauffeur-driven transfers, the exact launch date for this exciting service has yet to be confirmed. -
DIY: 5 clever ways to repurpose corn husks in under 10 minutes and give everyday items a creative makeover
Every time you shuck a few ears of corn for dinner, those papery husks often go straight into the bin without a second thought, even though they are one of the most versatile, completely free craft materials sitting right there in your kitchen waste. Corn husks have been used for everything from dolls to woven baskets for centuries, but you don't need hours or any real craft skill to put them to good use. With just a handful of dried or softened husks and a few spare minutes, you can give some g -
Indoor Plants In Johnson’s Home: Dakota Johnson’s ‘anchor’ turns jungly-vintage; readers get decor cues
Dakota Johnson's Los Angeles home is a mid-century retreat filled with plants. Delicate ferns and button ferns adorn her kitchen space. Burgundy rubber trees and mimosa plants add character to her living room. Romantic peonies and Persian buttercups decorate the entrance area. Butterfly ranunculus and anemones are featured in her wood-paneled office. -
Ronaldo On Talent And Hard Work: Quote teaches kids discipline; hard work beats talent
Achieving championship status requires more than just talent; Cristiano Ronaldo highlights the importance of relentless hard work and discipline in the journey to success. It is crucial for children to recognize that dedication and practice are fundamental to honing their skills. Embracing failures as educational experiences can lead individuals toward eventual victory, underscoring that success demands persistent effort and ongoing improvement. -
Meet Suneel Lodhi: The viral voice behind 'Maine Tere Hi Bharose' in Hanuman Ansh
Suneel Lodhi, a visually impaired folk singer from Bundelkhand, captured the nation's heart with his mesmerizing voice. For years, he enchanted audiences with bhajans and folk songs on village streets and local trains. His performance of "Maine Tere Hi Bharose" skyrocketed to fame after appearing in the film Hanuman Ansh, propelling him into a broader audience. His journey underscores the themes of unwavering faith and resilience before attaining fame. -
DIY: Stop throwing away dryer lint; 7 surprising ways to put it to good use at home
Dryer lint poses a fire hazard, making regular trap cleaning essential for safety. Additionally, this natural fiber is versatile and can serve as fire-starting material, or be composted. It can also be effectively used in making draft stoppers, stuffing craft cushions, adding texture to homemade paper, and lining plant pots. Moreover, it can protect tool handles and function as a weed barrier in gardens. -
Twinkle's Diy Produce Wash? Baking soda isn’t just for cakes; study finds least pesticide residue
Twinkle Khanna shared a simple kitchen hack for cleaning produce.She uses baking soda, vinegar, and water to wash off pesticide residues.This effective solution is made with common household ingredients.Research supports baking soda's ability to remove pesticide traces.The method involves soaking produce for several minutes before rinsing. -
White vinegar for laundry: How this simple home hack can help keep clothes fresh, clean and odour-free
White vinegar serves as an eco-friendly remedy for typical laundry issues, efficiently softening fabrics by breaking down detergent residue. This versatile ingredient revitalizes faded textiles and maintains vibrant colors, while also tackling static cling and preventing lint from sticking to clothes. Additionally, vinegar acts as a powerful deodorizer, effectively neutralizing odors from perspired or musty garments. -
Atal Pension Yojna: Know who is eligible for this post-retirement pension scheme and how much you need to contribute
The Atal Pension Yojana offers guaranteed monthly pensions after age sixty.New account openings are restricted for income-tax payers since October 2022.Contributions vary based on entry age and chosen pension amount.Early enrollment significantly reduces monthly contribution requirements for subscribers.APY provides lifetime pension benefits and nominee payouts after subscriber death. -
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: Make eco friendly Ganesha idol at home; visarjan in a bucket
With Ganesh Chaturthi just around the corner, a popular influencer shares a creative DIY method for crafting eco-friendly idols. This unique technique utilizes everyday kitchen items like turmeric, flour, and sugar, allowing you to knead and mold a beautiful idol using common household tools. These sustainable idols can be easily dissolved at home, promoting a pollution-free immersion experience and a greener way to cherish the festival. -
How to spot a fake Longchamp tote bag: 7 things to check before you buy
If you're buying a Longchamp tote from a reseller, marketplace or second-hand seller, don't rely on the logo alone to tell you whether it's genuine. Fakes have become much better at copying the obvious details. The giveaway is often in the smaller things. -
He was asked to leave school as he couldn’t pay the fees; years later, he built his own school
Uddeshya Sachan established Gurukulam in Kanpur after personally encountering the financial challenges of school fees. Today, this remarkable initiative provides hundreds of underprivileged children with free education, focusing on both academics and essential life skills. With aspirations to grow further, Sachan is dedicated to empowering students toward self-sufficiency and broader educational opportunities. -
From late replies to secretive phone habits: What your partner’s online behaviour says
The temptation is to investigate every like, follow, and last-seen status. But the internet rarely gives you the full picture. Some online habits can point to a change in the relationship, while others mean almost nothing on their own. Here’s where the line lies. -
Edison On Not Giving Up: Quote turns failure into feedback; readers adopt one-more-try rule
Thomas Edison's life teaches us that success comes from relentless effort. He became famous not for immediate wins but for refusing to quit after failures. Edison's quote emphasizes that trying again is the surest path to achieving goals. This idea remains relevant today as people face pressure for quick success. Real progress often requires one more iteration, pitch, or practice session. -
Quote Of The Day: Ram Dass explains why chasing power backfires; offers ways to live the paradox
According to Ram Dass, genuine strength comes from surrendering the need for control, a lesson that offers solace from the relentless modern hustle. Leaders can attain greater accomplishments by placing trust in their teams rather than micromanaging every detail. True influence develops through integrity and a heartfelt commitment to others. Accepting such a paradox requires engaging in meaningful work and defining success by the extent of our contributions.

