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Before the royal feast, Akbar reportedly started his meal with something Indians still eat today
The detail comes from Abu’l-Fazl’s Ain-i-Akbari, a 16th-century account of Akbar’s reign that offers a rare glimpse into the emperor’s dining habits. So, what did the Mughal emperor choose to begin his meal with? Scroll down to read more... -
‘Gaslit by a king’: Charles Spencer hits back after Buckingham Palace challenges his Diana memoir
In an interview with ABC News’ Maggie Rulli, Diana’s younger brother said he was “really upset” by the Palace’s response and accused King Charles of “gaslighting” him. -
Bengaluru CEO says company will not hire men from UP, Bihar, Rajasthan and MP, sparks debate
Karthik Shenoy, founder of A1 Sports World, has announced a controversial hiring policy for male candidates from four states. The decision followed allegations of misconduct by a former male employee towards female colleagues. Shenoy emphasized that workplace safety is crucial, especially as the company engages with children. Critics argue that the blanket hiring restriction unfairly generalizes candidates based on their state of origin. -
NEET UG 2026: Auto driver’s son from Jaunpur scores 627, secures KGMU MBBS seat
Prabhat Kumar Yadav, hailing from Devkipur village, displayed remarkable determination by retaking the NEET UG exam and significantly boosting his score from 504 to 627. This impressive enhancement earned him an All India Rank of 3,864, paving his way to secure an MBBS seat at King George’s Medical University in Lucknow. With unwavering support from his family, Prabhat’s dream of becoming a doctor is now within reach. -
Psychology says panic-cleaning before parents visit may reveal more than a messy home
Many adults experience an urge to clean their homes before their parents visit. This behavior relates to impression management and how one is perceived. Environmental cues are used by others to form opinions about an individual. For adults, parental standards from upbringing can significantly influence this urge to clean. Ultimately, this cleaning ritual serves to communicate one's independence and capability to family members. -
Psychology says people who arrive three hours early at the airport have a childhood reason behind it
Many individuals arrive hours early at airports due to their inflated sense of responsibility for issues. This behavior often stems from childhood experiences that instilled a fear of uncertainty and unpredictability. Adults exhibiting such traits over-prepare for situations they feel could go wrong, even when they are not accountable. Research indicates that parental anxiety can transmit to children, shaping their future reactions to stress. -
Rome’s iconic Colosseum shuts unexpectedly after worker, 22, falls to his death
A tragic accident occurred at Rome's Colosseum when a 22-year-old worker fell while installing a lighting system. The accident was significant enough to close the entire monument to visitors for safety reasons. Initially, authorities planned to close only the upper section, but later opted for a complete shutdown. This event drew attention to workplace safety issues in Italy and prompted reactions from government officials. -
Psychology says children who don't tell parents being left out by friends may have a fear inside
Navigating the complexities of childhood emotions can be challenging, especially when it comes to feelings of exclusion from friends. Children may hesitate to express these feelings due to concerns over judgment or unwanted interference from parents. By cultivating an atmosphere of empathy, parents can enhance open communication. Recognizing the signs of isolation is vital for supporting a child's mental health and fostering meaningful conversations about friendships and social experiences. -
Prince Harry left speechless during AI talk as teleprompter suddenly stops working
Prince Harry faced an unexpected teleprompter failure while discussing technology's impact on children at a conference. He momentarily left the stage before returning nearly 40 minutes later to finish his speech. Harry incorporated humor into his address by referencing the teleprompter glitch. His speech highlighted the growing concerns around AI and social media for young people. Despite the interruption, he continued with his important message at the Clinton Global Initiative. -
5 nostalgic school time treats that cost less than ₹5 in the 80s
The nostalgic charm of childhood treats like Phantom cigarettes and Poppins takes us back to the simpler, more affordable days of the 1980s. These delightful candies, often bought from local vendors, offered unadulterated joy without the complications of present-day snacks. Items like Pepsi cola ice tubes and cream rolls evoke childhood innocence, reminding us how these small indulgences crafted unforgettable memories for a generation. -
From a rented room to Padma Shri: How Anand Kumar built Super 30 after losing his Cambridge dream
Anand Kumar launched the Ramanujan School of Mathematics in 1992 with the vision of providing quality education for talented individuals, especially those from marginalized communities. Drawing from his own economic hardships, he initiated the Super 30 program to support deserving students in their quest for higher education without financial constraints. His commitment to educational equity earned him the Padma Shri award in 2023, showcasing his impact on disadvantaged learners. -
167,000 pounds of meat recalled after inspection violations
Approximately 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef, and goat products are recalled due to lack of inspection. These products were produced by Star Meat Delivery Inc. and carried false USDA inspection marks. Consumers and businesses are urged not to consume or sell these recalled products. The agency found the issue during regular surveillance activities and is concerned for public health. -
Nicolas Cage says Sarah Jessica Parker ghosted him after he failed ‘the mom test’: ‘I didn’t hear from her again’
Nicolas Cage and Sarah Jessica Parker may seem like an unlikely Hollywood pairing today, but the two actors did date briefly in the early 1990s. The relationship came to light years later, after Parker confirmed that she and the National Treasure actor had dated around the time they worked together on the 1992 romantic comedy Honeymoon in Vegas. -
"Love cures people, both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it." - Karl Menninger
Love provides individuals with a unique opportunity to connect deeply with others by meeting various needs. Offering care often transforms personal focus into attention on someone else's happiness and struggles. Healthy relationships encourage mutual care without sacrificing individual identities or personal needs. Small, everyday actions can reinforce the meaning of love and contribute to stronger bonds between people. -
"AI is real guys…": UK-based Indian techie says he was laid off after 15 years in IT because of AI
After 15 years of dedicated work in the UK tech sector, an Indian IT professional found himself suddenly unemployed. Reflecting on the growing influence of artificial intelligence on employment, he called for vigilance among colleagues. Despite the global downturn, he pointed out that India has not yet felt the full impact. He advocates for proactive savings and plans to chronicle his next steps in overcoming this career setback. -
Claire Holt’s stunning Manish Malhotra gown steals the spotlight in Milan
At Vogue World 2026, Claire Holt captured attention in a stunning Manish Malhotra gown, adorned with hand-painted flowers and detailed silver threadwork. This showcase of Indian craftsmanship reflects Malhotra's commitment to global fashion. The Milan event, graced by stars like Jennifer Lopez and Dakota Johnson, was set against the beautiful backdrop of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, elevating its prestige. -
8 foods Indians changed so much that they became completely different dishes
What happened next was very Indian: the newcomers were absorbed, altered and loaded with local flavours until they became almost unrecognisable from their original forms. Some of today’s most beloved Indian foods are, in fact, stories of culinary reinvention. -
Psychology explains why you check your ex’s profile even when you don't want them back
Checking an ex's profile does not automatically mean wanting them back. Psychology links the behaviour with curiosity, uncertainty, emotional attachment and breakup distress. What matters most is whether the habit simply satisfies curiosity or repeatedly pulls someone back into emotions they are trying to leave behind. -
Eggless chocolate brownies: Easy recipe with cocoa, dark chocolate, and whole wheat flour
Baking delicious eggless brownies in your kitchen is both simple and satisfying. Start by combining whole wheat flour with rich dark chocolate and cocoa. Pay attention to the batter while mixing and be vigilant with the baking time. It's crucial to let the brownies cool properly before slicing them. Following these precise steps will guarantee a fudgy and decadent treat perfect for any occasion. -
From Mangrove pit viper to Kalahari purple-glossed snake: 5 purple snakes that look too surreal to be real
Snakes are scary, venomous slithers that are mostly found in Green, brown, and black colours, and purple isn't a colour most people associate with these reptilesPurple coloured skin on snakes feels invented or artificially created, like something out of a nature documentary that took creative liberties with the colour grading.And yet, scattered across mangrove swamps, dry African bushveld, and coastal forests, there are snakes that genuinely flaunt this colour, not as a trick of the light, but a -
Meet Sarvesh Sharma: Labourer's son from Himachal who will build a 'radar-evading' drone for the Army
Sarvesh Sharma, an ambitious computer engineering student, has been awarded a remarkable Rs 3.5 crore grant aimed at innovating a radar-evading drone specifically designed for surveillance operations by the Indian Army in high-altitude terrains. This exciting development follows his recent achievement of fourth place in a national drone competition. With IIT Roorkee's backing, the project is slated for incubation and development over the next 20 months. -
Priyanka Chopra’s London home embraces quiet luxury: Design Cues from her cozy decor
Priyanka Chopra Jonas has embraced a new chapter in London while filming for Amazon Prime's Citadel. This bustling city has now become her sanctuary, where she artfully balances her time between London and the US. Her social media is a delightful showcase of her stylish home, with key features such as cozy wood-textured walls, expansive windows, and a plush cloud couch. -
Chance At-Sea Reunion: Indian sailor films surprise mid-Atlantic meet with father; Instagram viewers gush
In an extraordinary twist of fate, Rusheel Saran unexpectedly met his father, Raviraj Saran, while navigating the vast North Atlantic. Each man was aboard different vessels, heading in opposite directions, yet their paths crossed in the middle of the ocean, far from any shore. This spontaneous reunion became a heartfelt moment shared online, prompting emotional reactions and admiration from viewers around the world during their extensive maritime journeys. -
81-year-old husband works for wife’s cancer care after 57 years of marriage
At 81, Donald Johnson tirelessly delivers luggage to cover the rising costs of his wife Josephine's cancer treatments. After facing difficulties securing consistent work, his current role has evolved into an intense everyday challenge. An unexpected encounter spurred the creation of a fundraising campaign, attracting support from generous strangers. Johnson's gratitude shines through as he expresses his deep love for Josephine amid their struggles. -
Cockroach in food? Viral video triggers raid at Ghaziabad’s Garam Dharam Dhaba, kitchen shut
Garam Dharam Dhaba in Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, is under fire after a cockroach sighting raised serious hygiene alarms. In an unannounced inspection, food safety officials found inadequate freezer conditions and significant cleanliness issues within the kitchen. Testing has been initiated on four food items, including paneer and mustard oil, to ensure compliance with health standards. -
How to keep coriander and mint fresh for weeks
At the same time, letting them dry out completely can leave the leaves wilted and lifeless. The trick is to create a storage environment that keeps them hydrated without allowing water to sit on the leaves. Here is a simple method that can help extend their freshness for considerably longer. -
ATEEZ’s San steals the spotlight in Dolce & Gabbana suit
San, a prominent ATEEZ member, captivated fans at Vogue World in Milan with his dapper three-piece ensemble. His outfit, featuring a pinstriped blazer paired with a tailored waistcoat and flared trousers, turned heads throughout the event. Fans didn't hold back on social media, showering him with compliments for his sophistication and charm. -
Lufthansa’s ‘rude’ reply to angry customer goes viral with 13 million views
A customer complaint against Lufthansa gained attention after the airline's response was viewed as rude. The airline initially replied bluntly after a passenger inquired about a payment issue. Subsequently, Lufthansa issued an apology acknowledging the inappropriate tone of their response. This incident sparked a debate on social media about the boundaries of customer service interactions. While some defended the airline's representative, others emphasized a need for professional conduct. -
5 questions to ask before making a relationship official
It is easy to get carried away when the connection feels exciting. But before putting a label on it, take a moment to look beyond the butterflies and ask yourself what you are actually stepping into. -
Thomas Cook’s 1841 rail trip: How one train journey changed tourism, reshaped holidays; mass tourism followed
In 1841, Thomas Cook organized a train journey that revolutionized tourism by introducing package holidays. This trip aimed to take temperance campaigners to an anti-alcohol rally and cost only one shilling. Cook's approach transformed travel for ordinary people, initiating mass tourism, despite his background and early challenges. Over the years, his company expanded internationally and adapted to growing consumer needs. -
Your home has plenty of windows, so why does it still feel stuffy? An expert explains
A new home can have huge windows, bright rooms and beautiful views, yet still leave you reaching for the fan by afternoon because the air feels heavy. Open a window and you may expect the room to instantly feel fresher. Sometimes, nothing much happens.That can be surprising, especially when a house has been designed with plenty of glass. But the number of windows isn't what decides whether a room gets good ventilation. What matters is what happens to the air once it enters.“A room can have -
Claude Monet explains that he wanted his work to be felt over being understood; modern culture keeps decoding
Claude Monet, famously known as the originator of Impressionism, revolutionized the art scene with his focus on emotional connectivity to nature rather than exact representations. His outdoor painting method allowed him to reveal the dynamic interplay of light and atmosphere. Today, this approach continues to inspire, encouraging audiences to find personal meaning in art beyond analytical interpretation.

