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'I was like, ‘Where’s my partner, someone that I can share this with?’: Nicole Kidman reveals she felt terribly lonely after winning her first Oscar
Nicole Kidman has opened up about a surprisingly lonely moment in her life - the night she won her first Oscar. -
Harsh Goenka shares mehendi machine video, says 'some more jobs gone'
A video of a mehendi applying machine sparked debate about automation's job impact.Some users believe human artists offer irreplaceable skill and personal touch.Others suggest new engineering jobs will emerge from such technological advancements.The experience of getting mehendi applied is often a social interaction.Automation's complex implications for traditional crafts continue to generate curiosity and unease. -
Tired of scrolling? 5 digital detox ideas that actually work
Here are five simple ideas that can actually feel good. -
Quote of the Day by Marcus Aurelius, "Think of yourself as dead, you have lived your life, now take..."
Marcus Aurelius, renowned as the philosopher king of Rome, dedicated his life to the pursuit of virtue. His insightful work, Meditations, serves as a timeless manual on mastering self-discipline. By emphasizing reason amidst turmoil and advocating for intentional living, his teachings resonate powerfully, guiding us through today’s complexities and mental distractions. -
Why are car tyres always black? The surprising reason has nothing to do with colour
No matter what shade the car is, its tyres are almost always black. It is one of those everyday details we see so often that we rarely stop to question it. -
Indian woman finds brother’s car in US missing all 4 wheels
A woman of Indian descent living in the United States captured a startling moment on video when her brother's car was discovered missing all four tires. Parked near an apartment complex, the vehicle fell victim to theft over the weekend. Notably, thieves left a note outlining a concerning trend of similar thefts nearby. -
Two 14-year-old Kerala girls built a robot that digitises ancient palm-leaf manuscripts
Two innovative schoolgirls from Kerala have designed an impressive robotic system named Smriti 1.0 to digitize and safeguard fragile palm-leaf manuscripts. Their project clinched the top spot at the World Robot Olympiad India Nationals, paving the way for them to represent India at the upcoming international championship in Puerto Rico. -
Optical illusion personality test: What you spot first reveals a hidden secret about how you approach work and take success
Optical illusion personality tests often trick us into believing what we see first in images with many layered objects.It is, in fact, interesting to notice that while observing a single image from one perspective, you and your friend might surprisingly notice different objects, probably due to different mindsets. These interesting images also claim to reveal some hidden details about our personalities, which is what also makes these tests and brain tricks often go viral, and people keep coming -
10 baby boy names inspired by Mythology
Choosing a baby boy name inspired by mythology can give it a sense of history, character and timeless appeal. Myths offer many distinctive names connected with heroes, kings, gods and legendary figures. For parents looking beyond common choices, these mythological names combine unusual sounds with fascinating stories and meanings that have endured across generations. -
BRICS Summit 2026: Is Delhi closed on September 11? What’s open, what’s shut
On September 11, Delhi will observe a public holiday in honor of the BRICS Summit. All government offices and schools will be closed to facilitate security measures. Visitors are encouraged to verify the operation status of local attractions and anticipate traffic changes. Using the Delhi Metro is highly recommended for transportation, and travelers should allocate additional time for journeys to airports and railway stations. -
Greater Noida man orders Rs 1,999 Android device online, gets a shocking parcel instead; details inside
In a bewildering turn of events, a Greater Noida resident ordered an Android device online, paying ₹1,999 through a digital transaction. Anticipating the arrival of his gadget, he was taken aback to discover that his package contained cow dung instead. This prompted him to contact law enforcement, who are currently probing the fraudulent delivery and associated courier activities. -
Meet Girish Bharadwaj: A mechanical engineer of Karnataka who became the ‘Bridge Man of India’
Known as the 'Bridge Man of India', Girish Bharadwaj has made remarkable strides in rural connectivity by building over 140 low-cost suspension footbridges. His efforts have significantly improved access to education and healthcare for numerous remote villages. Honored with the Padma Shri in 2017, Bharadwaj's innovative designs, adjusted to local contexts, have created a meaningful legacy that continues to uplift underserved communities across India. -
Long before Old Monk became India’s iconic rum, there was a rum that sparked a rebellion in Australia
In early Australia, Bengal rum served as more than just a drink; it became a vital currency. Imported by British traders from Calcutta, this potent spirit was a key player in the socio-economic landscape. Governor William Bligh’s efforts to suppress the rum trade culminated in his arrest during the anarchy of the 1808 Rum Rebellion, linking Indian rum's legacy to this pivotal moment in Australian history. -
Samantha Ruth Prabhu to Sai Pallavi: Fans use AI to imagine South Indian actresses as '80s college students; here’s the prompt to create your own retro image
In a captivating fusion of nostalgia and technology, Instagram users are reimagining their contemporary photos as charming 80s college memories. South Indian cinema enthusiasts are particularly delighted, featuring beloved actresses like Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Trisha in stunning retro transformations. This trend not only presents vibrant campus life but also evokes warm memories of vintage fashion, making social media a delightful trip down memory lane. -
SC seeks clear food warnings: Pushes front-of-pack labels; bench flags risk to children
The Supreme Court has urged stakeholders to consider front-of-pack warning labels for packaged foods high in salt, sugar, and fat, emphasizing the health of children. This comes as the court reviews a plea for mandatory warning labels, with the FSSAI having already proposed a system of prominent red hexagonal labels. The court aims to ensure clearer information for consumers, especially parents, to make informed choices about unhealthy and ultra-processed foods. -
Jose Flores may be the world's oldest living man at 119: What his life in Costa Rica's blue zone says about living Longer
Jose Flores, who may be 119 years old, resides in the Nicoya Peninsula of Costa Rica. This area boasts exceptional longevity among its elderly population, attributed to a nutrient-rich diet, active lifestyles, and close family ties. Additionally, low-stress living and biological health factors play significant roles in their extended life spans. Flores exemplifies how a nurturing community and simple joy contribute to a long, fulfilling life. -
Elon Musk's ex Ashley St. Clair drops Venice bomb - He fires back with two words that change everything
Elon Musk and Ashley St. Clair find themselves in a public drama that has captivated many. St. Clair asserts that she turned down a hefty forty million dollar NDA from Musk, a claim he vehemently disputes as false. Adding to the tumult, she has initiated a paternity suit concerning their son, Romulus. This incident underscores the intricate dynamics surrounding celebrity relationships and legal battles. -
Mira Rajput On Kids' Nutrition: Actor shares three non-negotiables; treats still have a place
Mira Rajput shares her balanced approach to feeding her children nutritious meals.She prioritizes consistency and variety, incorporating wholesome foods daily.Hydration remains a completely non-negotiable aspect of their diet.Treats are included as part of a balanced lifestyle, not as everyday expectations.Her goal is for children to develop good judgment around food choices. -
Bihar Class 10 Boy Builds Rs 1 Lakh Wi-Fi Device Claiming 300 Mbps Without SIM Or Recharge
In a remarkable feat, a Class 10 student in Bihar has created a groundbreaking technology project featuring a satellite-based Wi-Fi device. This innovative gadget claims to provide high-speed internet access without the need for a SIM card or recharge, at a modest cost of one lakh rupees. Designed for areas lacking robust mobile network coverage, the project has generated considerable buzz and curiosity on the internet. -
How Jaykumar Vaidya went from an 8x10 room in Kurla to working on Mars and Moon missions at NASA
Jaykumar Vaidya's journey from the streets of Kurla, Mumbai, where he battled severe poverty and pursued education under streetlights, exemplifies resilience. Achieving a degree in electronics engineering with scholarships, he gained prominence through research at TIFR and earned a Master’s from the University of Virginia. Vaidya's remarkable career took him to NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, where he plays an integral role in developing equipment for Mars and Moon missions. -
‘Are you single, engaged or married?’ Mother’s LinkedIn message seeking bride for PhD son goes viral
A mother's LinkedIn outreach to find a bride for her son triggered diverse reactions online. She kindly asked potential candidates about their marital status and their interest in connecting with her family. While some users deemed this approach as unprofessional for a professional platform, others perceived her actions as a heartfelt and innocent gesture. The decision to share this private conversation sparked conversations around ethics among commenters. -
Mom Turns Founder Journey: ex-defence technologist starts Little Cherry Mom; brand serves over 70,000
Jyoti Srivastava, an engineer designing rockets, found her career path altered by motherhood. She launched Little Cherry Mom in 2022, creating trusted millet-based baby food. Srivastava pursued certifications and studied Ayurvedic texts to enhance her product development. Her entrepreneurial journey faced funding challenges but now serves many customers. She also appeared on Shark Tank India, sharing her inspiring business story. -
What if you checked into a hotel in 1985? AI recreates the forgotten world of vintage travel
AI chatbots are reviving the charm of vintage hotel travel through imaginative imagery rooted in bygone eras. By utilizing specially crafted prompts, individuals can recreate enchanting experiences in nostalgic settings reminiscent of yesteryears. These visually striking outputs reflect the unique aesthetics of hotels from past decades, enticing not just the general public but also celebrities and influencers to engage in this fascinating journey of visual storytelling and historical reminiscenc -
He brought home 22 international medals for India and now drives a cab to support his family
In the bustling city of Mumbai, Parag Patil drives a cab by day but lives as a hero in the sporting world. As an international Masters athlete, he has proudly brought home twenty-two medals for India, including four stunning golds. Balancing financial struggles and injuries, he remains fueled by the unwavering support of his wife, who even mortgaged her mangalsutra to help him compete. -
2,977 drones light up New York harbor in stunning 9/11 tribute: Watch the Twin Towers reappear
On Wednesday night, a breathtaking spectacle unfolded at New York Harbor as nearly three thousand drones illuminated the sky. This poignant tribute paid homage to all who perished on September eleventh. The drones artistically crafted the silhouette of the Twin Towers, culminating in a heartfelt moment. Organizers emphasized the event as a time for both remembrance and reflection, powerfully honoring the twenty-five-year legacy of loss. -
$20 Million Gift To UNT: couple funds new AI and analytics college; immigrant journey inspires philanthropy
Anuradha and Vikas Sinha have made a remarkable donation of twenty million dollars to the University of North Texas. This generous contribution is intended to create a new college dedicated to artificial intelligence and advanced analytics. Drawing inspiration from their own experiences in India, they hope to provide future students with enhanced educational opportunities through scholarships, professorships, and ongoing research funding. -
How to clean switchboards without risk: Easy ways to remove dust, dirt and grime without harsh chemicals
Switchboards are notorious for collecting dirt and dust due to regular handling and airborne particles. Start by using a dry cloth or brush to eliminate loose dust before engaging in damp cleaning. A mixture of vinegar and water can effectively tackle oily spots when applied to a cloth. For tougher blemishes, a gentle baking soda paste works wonders without damaging surfaces. Consistent light cleaning preserves both cleanliness and electrical safety. -
Your child’s tantrum may be saying more than you think: Psychologist shares 5 things good parents do to build emotional intelligence
Tantrums, angry outbursts, and difficult behaviour are a normal part of growing up. A toddler may scream when told "no," a school-age child may storm away when upset, while a teenager may slam a door or refuse to talk. For parents, these moments can be exhausting. It can be tempting to immediately stop the behaviour, argue with the child, or lose your temper. But according to psychologist Juli Fraga, there may be a better way to respond. Fraga, a psychologist and co-author of 'Parents Have Feeli -
September 2026 New Moon Night: Sadhguru says Amavasya is powerful presence; offers simple inward practices
Amavasya, often referred to as the New Moon day, carries profound spiritual meaning despite its obscured appearance. Sadhguru highlights how this void magnifies the moon's influence. On this day, the earth's energy encourages deep introspection and tranquility, making it a perfect time for meditation and self-reflection, enabling spiritual seekers to observe their thoughts in stillness without impulsive reactions. -
Fashion quote of the day by Gianni Versace: 'Don't be into trends. Don't make fashion own you, but you decide what you are, what you want to express...'
Fashion designer Gianni Versace championed the idea of individuality in fashion. He believed that clothing is a personal canvas for self-expression. While trends may come and go, true style is a timeless reflection of one's essence. Dressing up provides a unique opportunity to showcase your identity, where comfort and confidence are essential components of a genuine personal aesthetic. -
Why two influencers in Kerala landed in legal trouble after posing with flowers for a photo
Legal repercussions loom for two individuals after they were caught picking Neelakurinji flowers in Munnar, an act that has gone viral on social media. The Forest Department has officially filed a case against them as these flowers are protected under the Wildlife Protection Act. This incident underscores the importance of preserving delicate ecosystems and respecting nature's protected species. -
Ganpati decoration ideas 2026: Create a beautiful bappa mandap at home
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 will be observed on Monday, September 14, marking the start of the ten-day Ganeshotsav that ends with the grand visarjan on Anant Chaturdashi, September 25. For most households, the days leading up to the festival aren't just about arranging the puja samagri, they're also about getting the mandap right, the little corner of the house where Bappa will sit for the next several days, surrounded by flowers, lights and whatever theme the family has settled on that year. Whether -
5 common relationship mistakes people make in their 20s without realizing it
Here are five common relationship mistakes people tend to make in their 20s. -
The students of this country are among the naughtiest in the world and know where India stands
In Australian classrooms, students face significant challenges such as loud environments and frequent disruptions, largely fueled by digital device distractions. Bullying further complicates their educational experience, impacting their overall well-being. Meanwhile, India opted out of the latest PISA assessment, leaving it without a recent ranking. These behavioral issues and distractions play a crucial role in shaping student learning outcomes, extending well beyond mere academics. -
5 Hyderabad eateries face FSSAI licence suspension - cockroach infestation, expired food, fungal contamination found
In a recent crackdown, food safety officials in Hyderabad have suspended five FSSAI licenses due to serious hygiene violations. Inspections uncovered pest infestations and contaminated food across various establishments. A hostel operating without the necessary license was shut down, while several others received notices to improve and will undergo re-inspections. Additionally, food courts and restaurants will soon receive show-cause notices in light of potential penalties. -
Neverland Ranch’s Rise And Sale: Jackson built a fantasy estate; dream home is now Sycamore Valley Ranch
Michael Jackson transformed a California ranch into Neverland, a private fantasy world.This estate featured an amusement park and a zoo, reflecting his childhood fascinations.Authorities searched the property in 2003, and Jackson never lived there again.After his death, the ranch faced financial issues and its rides were sold.Billionaire Ron Burkle eventually purchased the property, reverting it to its original name. -
Why people buy iPhones they can't comfortably afford: The psychology of status, social comparison and wanting to feel successful
The excitement surrounding new iPhone launches often triggers upgrades among consumers due to various psychological influences. High-priced gadgets are perceived as symbols of success and social belonging, which heavily steer purchasing decisions. Additionally, factors like social comparison and the fresh-start effect play pivotal roles in shaping consumer behavior, intertwining brand loyalty and personal identity with emotional connections to these devices. -
Tabu brings understated glamour to Drishyam: The Conclusion trailer launch
The highly anticipated trailer launch of the Drishyam franchise took place in Panjim, featuring the star-studded presence of Ajay Devgn and Tabu. Dressed in a chic strapless dress paired with a cropped jacket from Chorus, Tabu radiated elegance. Her statement hoops and sleek hairstyle added to the excitement, marking a celebration of the thrilling conclusion to this beloved series. -
Aussie High commissioner rides Shatabdi Train: Philip Green swaps convoy for Delhi–Chandigarh rail; social media hails trip
Australian High Commissioner Philip Green embarked on a train journey across India, soaking in the vibrant essence of everyday life and engaging with its people. In a nod to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's 1991 adventure, this diplomatic mission aims to enhance India-Australia relations. Social media widely appreciated Green's sincere endeavor to comprehend the Indian spirit. -
Apple finally launches foldable iPhone, and Samsung's savage response is brutal
Apple has officially introduced its revolutionary foldable device, the iPhone Duo, during a highly anticipated event. In a cheeky response, Samsung took to social media to note that Apple is trailing behind in the foldable market. The iPhone Duo boasts a stunning 7.6-inch inner screen alongside a compact 5.4-inch outer display. Pre-orders kick off on October 16, with the official launch scheduled for October 23. -
Banker Turns Yogi: Snigdha leaves SBI; shows desk workers small changes matter
Snigdha made a bold decision to leave her steady State Bank of India position in pursuit of a healthier lifestyle. As a certified Yoga and Pranayam Instructor, she created her own wellness brand. Her inspiring journey demonstrates that you can effectively manage the stresses of a desk job without resigning. -
Don’t throw away old jeans: Try these 5 easy DIY reuse ideas to turn worn-out denim into bags, organisers, planters and home decor
Transforming your old denim jeans can spark creativity while offering durability for various household projects. Consider these five innovative upcycling ideas: craft beautiful tote bags for shopping, or design a quirky wall-mounted pocket organizer for storing essentials. Additionally, repurpose denim into unique hanging planters or stylish back-pocket coasters, and use them to reinforce storage bins for increased sturdiness. -
Quote Of The Day: Picasso on turning goals real; plans, belief and action matter
Pablo Picasso stressed that goals require a concrete plan and fervent belief. Vigorous and consistent action is essential for turning dreams into reality. This principle applies to both personal aspirations and professional company achievements. Many people confuse intense wanting with actual dedicated work towards goals. Picasso's quote offers a vital correction to modern manifesting culture. -
Gaur Gopal Das Quote: Small daily actions build discipline; big wins follow slowly
Gaur Gopal Das highlights the importance of small, consistent actions in achieving lasting success. He warns that ignoring tiny tasks can foster bad habits. By mastering these seemingly minor details, one cultivates discipline and preparation for larger responsibilities. This principle resonates in various fields, ranging from medical practices to aviation. Ultimately, a focus on daily minutiae fosters continuous growth and paves the way for substantial accomplishments.

