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‘Work from home sounds amazing until…’: Man reveals the side of WFH nobody talks about
While the allure of working from home captivates many, it brings forth distinct challenges, as shared by Instagram user Divij. He reflects on how a lull in workload often leads him down the rabbit hole of mindless entertainment. Additionally, he laments the absence of spontaneous conversations with coworkers, shining a light on the hidden drawbacks of remote work that can affect productivity and morale. -
Gurugram man hides layoff from parents and pretends to leave for work daily: "I don't have...
A Gurugram man lost his job after seven years and hid it from his parents. He maintained a daily routine of visiting Starbucks and learning new skills. He also dedicated time to teaching underprivileged children in Vasant Kunj and Hauz Khas. Social media users encouraged him to share his situation with his family. This story highlights the emotional impact of job loss and the importance of support. -
Delhi woman covers up with shirt after ‘uncles’ allegedly stare at her in Connaught Place
In Delhi's Connaught Place, a woman covered her outfit due to the uncomfortable attention she received from older men who were staring at her persistently. Her friend filmed the situation and shared it online, igniting a broader conversation about the unwelcome scrutiny women face in public environments. The footage prompted a wave of frustration regarding the necessity for women to be aware of such inappropriate behavior. -
₹1 samosa is going viral: Here’s where you can eat Prayagraj’s tiny, crispy snack
In Prayagraj, a street vendor has been delighting customers with miniature samosas that sell for just one rupee each for over twenty-two years. These small, crispy bites are typically served with tangy green chutney, making them a perfect snack. The samosas have a rich history originating from West Asia, and their charming price has recently caught the attention of food enthusiasts online. -
Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals your true nature and hidden weakness
Optical illusion personality tests have always attracted us to take a chance on the tricks to see what they say about us. These tricks make the brain and eyes believe what a person sees first based on their focus, mindset, and thoughts running through their brains at that time.They are not just fun to look at; they also signal something more and hidden about the way our minds work. That is exactly what this optical illusion personality test claims to say.Many objects are hidden in the image, and -
10 baby names inspired by French elegance
French names are often associated with sophistication, charm and timeless style. From classic choices that have been cherished for generations to softer names with a distinctly graceful quality, these names can add an elegant touch to a child's identity. Here are 10 French-inspired baby names for parents looking for choices that sound graceful, refined and enduring. -
‘Why spend $100K?’ Man adds fake Harvard MBA to LinkedIn, sparks debate online
A man humorously added a fake Harvard MBA to his LinkedIn, igniting debates on the true worth of costly higher education. Many users pointed out that thorough background checks are standard in recruitment processes. Additionally, they discussed how numerous capable individuals may not possess degrees due to lack of access. This incident raised critical questions about the need for master's degrees in today’s job landscape. -
10 unconventional paneer dishes from across India
From bold regional flavours to inventive modern interpretations, these dishes showcase just how adaptable paneer can be. Here are 10 unconventional paneer dishes worth trying at home. -
5 vitamin B12-rich foods you can eat daily: One may already be in your kitchen
Vitamin B12 has quietly become one of the most talked-about nutrients in recent years, and for good reason. It plays a central role in producing red blood cells, maintaining nerve function, and supporting DNA synthesis, which means a shortfall does not stay quiet for long. Persistent tiredness, tingling in the hands and feet, brain fog, breathlessness, and low mood are among the signs that can point toward inadequate levels, and the tricky part is that these symptoms build so gradually that many -
Giant snake falls on man carrying child at Amboli waterfall; tourists shout “Run, cobra”
In a captivating viral video, a snake unexpectedly lands near a man and child at Amboli Waterfalls, showcasing the rich wildlife surrounding this beloved monsoon destination. Located in Maharashtra, Amboli draws numerous tourists eager to embrace the beauty of the rainy season. Visitors are urged to remain vigilant, respecting the natural habitats of reptiles and keeping a safe distance to ensure a pleasant experience. -
Man urges Indians to stop chasing bigger salaries after Rs 2 lakh a month and focus on 3 things
According to Mohit Talreja, achieving a monthly income between Rs 1.5 and Rs 2 lakh can significantly enhance one's quality of life. This financial benchmark creates a harmony between professional duties and personal pursuits. While higher earnings may increase workload and stress, exploring personal projects and acquiring new skills can introduce valuable flexibility, allowing individuals to set their own financial goals for a more satisfying lifestyle. -
‘I got to know, yahan toh kat gaya’: Isha Rikhi hints at ‘physical, emotional, social cheating’ after Badshah split
Isha didn't name Badshah while speaking to Kanika Mann on Bigg Boss 20. But given that the conversation came soon after her separation from the rapper became public, her comments have inevitably caught attention. -
Why your homemade idli batter isn't rising: 5 common reasons
There is a particular kind of disappointment that comes from lifting the lid off a batter container in the morning and finding exactly what you left there the night before. No rise, no bubbles, no gentle dome pushing against the sides, just flat, dense batter that you know is going to produce hard, sullen idlis instead of the soft, pillowy ones you were hoping for. It is one of the most common complaints in Indian home kitchens, and it becomes even more frustrating when the same recipe that work -
Meet Ansh Mishra: His friend lost her hand at six; 15 years later, he built her a bionic hand
Ansh Mishra, a visionary innovator, designed a groundbreaking and affordable bionic prosthetic hand specifically for his friend. This cutting-edge device interprets muscle signals for grip control while offering haptic feedback, enhancing user experience. Shaheen, who lost her hand at the tender age of six, is the first recipient of this revolutionary technology, aimed at democratizing advanced prosthetic solutions. Ansh's incredible achievement earned him the title of Best Young Innovator 2025. -
Air Hostess Finds Bappa On Flight: last-minute duty leads to mid-air Ganpati puja; video goes viral online
An Air India cabin crew member found herself missing her family's cherished Ganpati Puja due to an unexpected change in her flight schedule. Feeling disheartened, she was surprised when a thoughtful passenger brought a Ganpati idol on board during the sacred time. This fortuitous event allowed her to honor her traditions and seek blessings while soaring at thirty-five thousand feet, turning a disappointing moment into a heartwarming experience. -
The Impossible Startup: Rajesh Sharma urges founders to start before ready; book backs experimentation
Rajesh Sharma's book emphasizes action and learning over extensive planning for startups.Founders must believe in their ideas while remaining open to feedback and change.Experimentation and customer feedback are crucial for validating business concepts.The book highlights the quiet moments of entrepreneurship, not just its glamour.Clarity in business development emerges from doing, not solely from thinking. -
Why does your besan chilla tear in the pan? The simple batter trick that helps make perfect chillas every time
Preparing besan chilla can be tricky, often resulting in tears when the batter consistency or cooking techniques are off. Key to achieving a perfect chilla is recognizing that besan lacks gluten. A thick batter, along with giving it enough time to rest and ensuring the right pan temperature, can eliminate tears. Adding rice flour as a binding agent greatly enhances the chilla's structure. -
Kitchen Fridge Tour: Kim Kardashian shows multi-fridge setup; fans eye plant-based twist
Kim Kardashian gave her fans a tour of her impressive kitchen and cold storage arrangements. She showcased an array of refrigerators and pantries designated for different food types. A special fridge solely for milk addresses her four children's unique dietary preferences. Additionally, a walk-in refrigerator is stocked with fresh organic produce, aligning perfectly with their plant-based lifestyle. -
5 spiritual practices for people who find meditation difficult
Not everyone finds peace by sitting quietly. Sometimes, it comes while walking, praying, writing, helping someone or simply spending a few minutes away from the noise of everyday life. If meditation has never felt natural to you, these simple spiritual practices may be easier to make part of your day. -
How Lord Ganesha travelled across Asia and took different names, forms and traditions
Across Asia, Ganesha is revered under various names and forms. In Thailand, he is known as Phra Phikanet or Phra Phikanesuan. Japan's Kangiten shares a lineage with Ganesha, while Nepal and Sri Lanka embrace similar representations of the deity. In Malaysia, Ganesha is worshipped as Vinayagar, showcasing the rich tapestry of Indian community influences throughout the region. -
At 80, he cleans 2 km daily: Meet Ashok Dada, who has served his village for 70 years
Ashok Dada, an inspiring 80-year-old, has dedicated the last seventy years to cleaning the roads of his village. He embarked on this journey at the tender age of ten, propelled by a genuine desire to make a difference. Even through health difficulties and financial strains, Ashok's unwavering routine showcases the profound impact of selfless community effort and responsibility, proving that one person's actions can inspire many. -
Rinku Singh to marry SP MP Priya Saroj on December 4 in Lucknow
Rinku Singh, the talented Indian cricketer, is set to marry Priya Saroj, a dedicated Samajwadi Party MP, on December 4. Their love blossomed online during the challenging days of the Covid pandemic. After a beautiful engagement in Lucknow on June 8, 2025, the couple has been inseparable, with Priya cheering Rinku on from the stands. Exciting wedding preparations are now in full swing in Lucknow. -
Why your stainless-steel sink loses its shine: 5 tips and DIY fix for your kitchen
Transforming dull stainless-steel sinks back to their original luster is easy with a simple mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Always clean in the direction of the grain and steer clear of abrasive materials to avoid scratches. Make sure to dry the sink after each use to prevent any mineral deposits. Rinse quickly after exposure to acidic or salty substances to keep marks at bay. -
Nicole Kidman was born in Honolulu: The Hawaiian city where royalty, Pearl Harbor and Waikīkī meet; 5 historic places to see
Many of us often associate Nicole Kidman with being born in Australia, but that is not the case. It comes as a surprise to many that the Oscar-winning actress was actually born thousands of miles away, in Honolulu, Hawaii, on 20 June 1967.Her Australian parents happened to be living in the United States on student visas at the time, and her father was a graduate student at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, according to Hello Magazine.In fact, the young Nicole was even given a Hawaiia -
Psychology says parents who keep old toys may be protecting more than precious memories
For parents, old toys embody deep emotional ties that go far beyond their material worth. They act as keepsakes that evoke autobiographical moments from family life. These cherished objects enrich a parent's identity, illustrating their journey in raising children. Nostalgic feelings link their earlier experiences to present sentiments, making the act of preserving these relics a celebration of memories rather than a barrier to moving forward. -
“Maybe Indians don’t deserve Vande Bharat Trains”: Passengers litter despite onboard cleaning
A widely circulated video captures passengers aboard the Vande Bharat train leaving behind litter, underscoring a troubling disregard for civic duty in contemporary public transport. Despite having access to onboard services, debris was discovered beneath seats and tucked away in pockets. This situation prompts a critical reflection on the responsibility of passengers to preserve cleanliness. The upkeep of enhanced infrastructure relies heavily on responsible behavior and cooperation from all tr -
Bizarre things Indian royalty did with their wealth
The lavish lifestyles of Indian royals were marked by their unique and extravagant choices. Maharani Indira Devi exemplified this with her collection of over one hundred pairs of designer shoes. Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II invested in massive silver vessels for holy water, while Maharaja Jai Singh famously repurposed Rolls-Royce cars for trash collection. Mir Osman Ali Khan even used the legendary Jacob Diamond as a mere paperweight! -
US fashion council CEO Steven Kolb takes leave after grabbing animal rights protesters
In response to animal rights protests, CFDA CEO Steven Kolb has stepped down temporarily. He expressed remorse for his actions and will be subject to a comprehensive evaluation. Activists from PETA raised concerns regarding the use of sheep's wool during the COS show, accusing the wool industry of mistreating sheep. H&M, the parent company of COS, stated that they regret the incident. -
5 simple tips to keep mosquitoes away from bathroom
Of all the rooms in an Indian home, the bathroom quietly ranks among the worst offenders for mosquito activity, and it's rarely because of anything obvious. Between damp corners, humid air, and water that sits still for longer than anyone realises, bathrooms tick almost every box on a mosquito's breeding wishlist. The good news is most of these problems are entirely fixable with a bit of regular attention rather than expensive intervention. Here are five simple, genuinely effective tips to keep -
Shubhanshu Shukla's 20-year-old Ganesha idol floats in zero gravity aboard the ISS; wishes fans a happy Ganesh Chaturthi
Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla shared a video of a Lord Ganesha idol floating in space. This footage was captured during his historic 2025 mission aboard the International Space Station. He explained the idol's significance as a 20-year companion and source of strength. Shukla extended Ganesh Chaturthi greetings to his followers with this heartfelt message. The astronaut continues to share updates from his orbital experiences with many. -
Fendi's new $10,000 Navratri style bag has Indians questioning how long they have to wait for credit
Fendi's latest Baguette bag has sparked controversy on social media about cultural appropriation. Critics point out that the design bears a striking resemblance to intricate Gujarati craftsmanship without proper recognition. Fendi defends the bag's creation, asserting it was meticulously made in Mumbai by the esteemed Chanakya workshop, emphasizing its collaboration with local artisans and their traditional skills. -
He built a machine that replaced 9000 hand-movements of Pochampally saree weavers
Chintakindi Mallesham developed a groundbreaking machine designed to assist not only his mother but also fellow weavers in their craft. This innovative Laxmi Asu machine transformed the arduous Asu process involved in saree production, drastically decreasing the time and effort needed for yarn winding. As a result, weavers experienced a remarkable boost in productivity. Mallesham's relentless commitment to his invention earned him prestigious recognition, culminating in a Padma Shri award. -
Renu Hans: The deferently abled woman who cleared class 10 examination after 22 years with 82%
Renu Hans, a 45-year-old woman who is both deaf and mute, has triumphed in her Class 10 examinations, accomplishing this feat more than twenty years after her initial try. Her son, Naman Koul, significantly contributed to her journey by providing dedicated tutoring as he prepared for his own board exams. This heartwarming achievement serves as a testament to the belief that it's never too late to chase one's dreams. -
Psychology says: Why some coworkers eat lunch alone
For countless office workers, dining alone during lunch provides a valuable respite. This preference is not synonymous with loneliness as it offers a much-needed break from the daily grind. Research highlights varied reasons behind this choice, illustrating how many office contexts can mistakenly perceive these solitary meals as signs of social isolation. Recognizing the essence of this personal choice is essential in comprehending lunch habits in a professional setting. -
Covering your hair with aluminium foil before bed: Why people try this unusual hair-care hack and what it is supposed to do
A unique overnight hair hack suggests wrapping damp hair in aluminum foil for enhanced body, waves, or curls, without the use of heat. By trapping moisture, the foil slows drying, enabling better shape retention as you sleep. For frizzy areas, a separate dry foil technique can provide instant smoothness. Keep in mind that results may vary according to your hair's texture and its ability to retain styles. -
Meet the couple who built a plastic bottle house for their differently-abled son
In Bangladesh, a couple crafted a remarkable home employing eighty thousand plastic bottles, ingeniously designed for their differently-abled son. This eco-friendly dwelling comprises sand-filled bottles secured with cement and features a robust structural framework. Initially, local workers were skeptical about the unusual approach but grew curious as the project's momentum built. The innovative house has not only drawn attention but also ignited conversations about sustainable building practic -
Sabyasachi returns to NYFW with Christy Turlington and a dazzling MET jewellery debut
Christy Turlington graced the runway at Sabyasachi's New York Fashion Week show, seamlessly interweaving Americana with traditional Indian craftsmanship and exquisite MET jewellery. This event marked the designer's much-anticipated return to New York after 18 years. With a unique high-low styling method enriched by historical allusions, Turlington's presence showcased the captivating blend of fashion history and artistic expression from the museum world. -
Pierce Brosnan on setbacks: Actor urges to deal with setbacks with a strong mindset; helps shape long careers
Actor Pierce Brosnan originally pursued painting before finding success in acting. He found art therapeutic during difficult personal times and continued painting throughout his career. Brosnan believes resilience and a positive spirit are key to overcoming career setbacks. He advises developing broad shoulders to carry burdens without being crushed by them. This mindset is crucial for navigating challenges in today's highly visible world. -
Why is retired Army Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal’s Instagram subscription dividing opinions?
Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal’s recent foray into paid Instagram content has stirred up public opinion. Known for his military service and as President Murmu's ADC, he has garnered significant attention. While some condemn the commercial use of his military fame, others applaud his readiness to embrace a new journey post-service. For Sambyal, this endeavor reflects his commitment to engage and serve his followers in a different capacity. -
How to clean dusty curtains without taking them down: Easy and affordable home cleaning tricks to try
To keep curtains looking fresh while they hang, consider a few simple methods. Regularly vacuuming with a soft attachment can effectively eliminate surface dust. For pet owners, a lint roller is perfect for picking up stubborn hair and fine particles. A quick steam treatment can refresh the material, removing dust, smells, and wrinkles, while simple shaking or spot-cleaning will help maintain their appearance until the next deep cleaning. -
Why some couples become more attractive to each other after years together: 5 little things that change
It is not necessarily that they have changed physically. Often, it is the meaning attached to them that has changed. Here are five little things that can make couples feel more drawn to each other as the years go by. -
Meaning Of Acharya Prashant Quote: why we keep moving outwards; finding the inner Center
Acharya Prashant suggests humans constantly seek external achievements for fulfillment. This outward movement is a search for an inner center of satisfaction. The center is not found in future success but in our original nature. Modern life fuels dissatisfaction by suggesting fulfillment lies just beyond reach. True contentment arises from recognizing our inherent completeness, not external acquisition.

