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Think life keeps repeating itself? 5 strange lessons you may be missing
Here are five strange ways life may be trying to get your attention. -
Amitabh Bachchan’s knee injury after a fall brings up an important question: Why do falls become more serious with age?
Amitabh Bachchan, who normally begins Kaun Banega Crorepati standing at the centre of the stage, appeared seated during his opening monologue. The reason was simple. The 83-year-old actor had slipped and fallen during the previous day’s shoot and injured his left knee. He said the injury was not serious, but standing was uncomfortable, so he chose to remain seated for the opening.It is the kind of everyday accident most people would brush off as “just a fall”. But as we get old -
“I could not understand the tourist”: How Harekala Hajabba turned pain into a school for his village
Harekala Hajabba, despite facing a significant language barrier, pursued a transformative vision for his community through education. Lacking formal schooling, he understood how education could help alleviate poverty. He began his journey by saving profits from orange sales, ultimately earning national acclaim as a recipient of the Padma Shri award. His story serves as a powerful testament to how individual determination can uplift an entire community. -
‘India mein aisa hota?’ Indian woman misses a train in Italy by just 1 minute after timing change, gets shifted to 11 am train for free
Garima Chauhan recounted her experience with Italian railway staff after missing a train in Naples. To her surprise, the staff promptly rebooked her ticket to a later train at no additional cost. This incident led her to engage with fellow users on social media, sparking a lively discussion comparing the efficiency of the Indian and Italian railway systems. Responses varied, revealing distinct cultural perspectives on customer service in train travel. -
Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals whether you are a fearful or a romantic person
Optical illusion personality tests trick our eyes and brain into believing what a person sees first based on their thoughts, mindset, and focus. These brain teasers ask us to look at an image that can be read in more than one way and tell us what the first thing we noticed says about us. Maybe it is an animal, a face, a hidden number, or a shape. It is what we choose, and the answer decides our "type."What makes illusions interesting is that each hidden object is associated with a specific meani -
13-year-old Austin Applebee swims for hours to save his family at sea
A family vacation in Western Australia took an unexpected and harrowing turn when inclement waters swept them away. In an act of bravery, Austin Appelbee swam four kilometers to reach safety, where he could summon help for his stranded family. Guided by his mother Joanne's difficult yet courageous decision, Austin endured ten exhausting hours in the ocean before being airlifted to safety. -
Meet Debal Deb, the man preserving 1,480 traditional rice varieties
Debal Deb established Vrihi in 1997 to conserve traditional rice varieties through seed exchange among farmers. The seed bank contains 1,480 rice landraces collected from various locations and contributed to national conservation efforts. By June 2026, over 8,000 farmers in 13 states received rice seeds through Vrihi's programs. The organization also assists in establishing community seed banks across India. -
8-year-old Takshvi Vaghani turns pandemic hobby into five world records
At just 8 years old, Takshvi Vaghani from Ahmedabad has made a significant mark in the world of limbo skating, a pursuit she embraced during the pandemic lockdown. With the unwavering support of her parents, she not only broke multiple world records but also earned her place in prestigious record books, including the Guinness World Records. Additionally, a green belt in karate boosts her skating flexibility. -
‘I let my team roast me’: Gen Z founder shares unusual workplace rules, says he pays 2X when employees give up a day off to work
At just 25, Pratham Jindal from Chandigarh redefines workplace culture by prioritizing employee satisfaction. He champions doubling pay for those who work on their days off and encourages personal connections among team members. His philosophy values team-building and celebratory office events over mere profits, leading him to sometimes part ways with difficult clients for the team's wellbeing. -
"Just remember him leaving…": Nimrat Kaur recalls tragic loss of her father in Kashmir
Nimrat Kaur shared the devastating story of her father's death during a terror attack in Kashmir, revealing the immense emotional toll on her family. She spoke about her mother's unwavering strength as a single parent, facing hardships after her husband's kidnapping by imposters pretending to be soldiers. This tragic chapter profoundly influenced Nimrat's perspective on grief and the resilience of families in the face of adversity. -
‘My boss refused to give me leave’: Man recalls quitting his job for a 5-week Brazil trip in 1991 despite having a home loan and two young kids
In 1991, Atul Nigam faced a pivotal crossroads when he was chosen for an international exchange program. His boss refused to grant him leave, ultimately leading Atul to resign. After five transformative weeks in Brazil and London, he returned only to discover that his resignation had not been processed, enabling him to step back into his role. -
"It irritates me": Richa Chadha on Ali Fazal’s "annoying" parenting, constant worries over daughter Zuni
Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal welcomed their daughter Zuni in July 2024, experiencing significant changes in their lives. Ali's involvement in Zuni's routine is extensive, which sometimes frustrates Richa as he micromanages details. Despite her irritation, Richa appreciates Ali's emotional investment as a father in a world of absent ones. Their contrasting experiences illustrate how parenthood shapes priorities and perspectives differently for each partner. -
“Meri beti wapas aa gayi”: 10 years after losing Anushri, family welcomes Naira
Arinjay Jain's family experienced profound grief after his sister Anushri's unexpected death in 2016. The family coped by traveling, trying to escape from painful memories while forming new bonds. When Arinjay married Naina in 2017, she took over Anushri's cafe and helped the family find happiness again. In August 2026, Naina gave birth to a daughter, a moment that rekindled memories of Anushri. -
‘If your salary is less than ₹1 lakh, don’t come to Bangalore’: Professional explains why 12 LPA feels like 4 LPA
Shivank Goel, a Bengaluru professional, expressed concerns about the city's steep living costs. He advised that anyone earning under ₹1 lakh monthly should reconsider moving there, citing how the city's culture of overspending affects its inhabitants. Reactions online were mixed, with some endorsing his view while others pointed out affordable living options. Goel stressed the importance of addressing systemic issues rather than blaming incoming residents. -
Psychology says people who never use their paid time off often share this one fear, and it has little to do with dedication
We all have that one colleague who has stacked a bundle of leave in their bank and yet refuses to take any. Their calendar is full, their inbox is always open, and when someone asks about a holiday, they smile and say, " Maybe next year". From the outside, it looks like dedication. From the inside, it might just feel more complicated.Most of us know this person, and some of us are this person. These people either blame the timing, say the team needs us, or say that a break can wait. A day off so -
Video shows poisonous snake in Gondia–Barauni Express 3AC coach; what travellers should do
During a recent journey on the Gondia–Barauni Express, passengers were startled to find a snake in the 3AC coach, prompting widespread concern and excitement. Many immediately began capturing the unusual event on video while trying to determine the best course of action. In response, railway authorities were notified, and the Ministry of Railways reiterated the importance of staying at a safe distance and quickly reporting such incidents for safety. -
7 conversations married couples need that have nothing to do with money, children or work
Most marriage advice circles the same three topics: budgets, parenting and careers. Yet many couples say the distance between them grows in the spaces those subjects leave untouched. Relationship counselors often point to quieter conversations about affection, friendship, personal dreams and shared values as the ones that keep partners connected over decades. Here are seven worth starting, ideally over a slow dinner or a long walk, with the phones put away. -
‘Finally crashed’: Indian woman gives up US Green Card after loss and burnout to build startup in India
Bharathi Ramesh moved to the US to pursue her master's degree and later obtained a Green Card. After personal loss and health struggles, she reassessed her ambitions and decided to return to India. Ramesh believed that building her startup in India was more meaningful than her life in the US. Her husband supported her decision, and they relocated together. This choice highlights how professional ambitions can evolve with personal circumstances. -
Gurugram woman fires cook, security guard sends her home-cooked food; her reaction has internet asking ‘creepy or caring?’
In Gurugram, a woman recently let go of her cook and contemplated hiring someone new. Unexpectedly, her security guard offered her homemade meals from his wife, leading to a flurry of opinions online. Some saw it as a supportive gesture to assist his wife in finding work, while others voiced concerns about crossing personal boundaries, especially for women in similar predicaments. -
Meet Captain Smit Machchhar who helped save 174 lives mid-air despite being severely injured
In a harrowing incident on flydubai Flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv, Captain Smit Machchhar found himself in a life-threatening situation when the co-pilot attacked him. Despite his severe injuries, he persevered, managing to open the cockpit door and allowing crew members to restrain the assailant. Thanks to his quick thinking, the plane made an emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, with no casualties. -
Meet Neeru Dhanda: A farmer’s daughter who learned to shoot with a borrowed ‘dunaali; her mother was buying groceries at a ration shop when she won Asian Games gold
Neeru Dhanda achieved remarkable success by winning gold in women's trap shooting at the Asian Games. Coming from a humble farming family in Haryana, she worked hard using borrowed equipment. After training in shooting academies, she became the first Indian woman to win a World Cup gold. Despite facing numerous challenges, including illness and limited preparation time, she triumphed in Japan. -
‘You’ll be lucky to have a doctor’: Indian pilot Smit Machchhar’s old words take eerie turn after Dr Shota Musayev treats him mid-flight
On a recent Flydubai journey, Captain Smit Machchhar experienced a disturbing assault within the cockpit. In a remarkable act, he opened the cockpit door to seek help from passengers. Dr. Shota Musayev, an Israeli dentist, stepped up to provide essential medical aid, stabilizing Machchhar as the flight made a safe landing. This incident underlines the vital role of trained cabin crew and medical professionals during emergencies. -
'Bachhe karne chahiye ya nahi?': Durjoy Datta on why parents would still choose kids
Durjoy Datta shares insights on the complexities of raising children and the pressures that come with it. He emphasizes the financial burden and emotional challenges parents often face in their relationships. While lamenting lost freedoms, he highlights the unique joy children bring to their lives. Datta provocatively questions whether he would choose parenthood again if given a chance. -
Gigi Hadid's bohemian living room is all about colour and personality: Decor inspirations to take away
Gigi Hadid redesigned her New York apartment while preparing for the arrival of her daughter Khai. She incorporated vibrant colors and textures into the decor, with a striking orange and blue sofa as a focal point. Personal objects and trinkets from her travels add a unique touch to her living space. The combination of earthy materials helps create balance amid the bright elements. -
Record breaker Vithya Ramraj’s father skipped meals to buy her running shoes: “He would drink tea...”
Indian athlete Vithya Ramraj has triumphantly returned from the 2026 Asian Games, securing three medals and showcasing her incredible talent. Behind her success lies a heartfelt story of her father, who selflessly sacrificed his own well-being to ensure his daughters had the opportunities to excel in running. He often went without meals to fund necessary gear for both Vithya and her twin sister. -
Not “sorry”: This one phrase can help couples reconnect after an argument
Most of us grow up thinking "sorry" is the magic word that fixes everything after a fight, the one phrase that's supposed to instantly clear the air. But relationship experts have been quietly pointing to something else for years, a different, smaller phrase that often does a better job of actually bringing two people back together mid-argument. It's not about who was right or wrong. It's something closer to "can we start over," and it turns out that tiny shift in wording can make a real differe -
‘I may be insane’: Pune botanist Dr. Hema Sane wrote 30+ books, yet lived without electricity
Dr. Hema Sane, a dedicated botanist and educator, lived a remarkable life devoid of electricity for extended periods. An esteemed professor at MES Abasaheb Garware College, she passionately stressed the significance of observing nature firsthand. Having penned over 30 books, her works intertwine botanical expertise with Indian cultural heritage. Sane inspired her students to contemplate the environment, fostering a deeper connection with the natural world rather than mere rote learning. -
Why your skin looks tired even when you have a skincare routine
The appearance of skin is influenced by much more than skincare products. Hydration, sun exposure, sleep, stress, diet, lifestyle and even the way skincare products are used can all affect the skin’s texture, tone and overall appearance. -
Meet Kuno National Park’s newest little stars: India-born cheetah KGP12 gives birth to 4 cubs
In a remarkable conservation milestone, Kuno National Park welcomed four cubs from female cheetah KGP12 on September 18, 2026. This birth marks a successful achievement in Project Cheetah, which has been operational in India for four years. With these new additions, India's cheetah population climbs to 56. Notably, KGP12 is the first female cheetah born in India to give birth to two litters. -
‘There will never be another Aishwarya Rai’: Diva's BTS glam-room pics from Paris Fashion Week have fans gushing
Aishwarya Rai embodied grace at the L’Oréal Paris fashion show during Paris Fashion Week. She delighted fans by sharing glimpses of her stunning transformation leading up to the runway, where she dazzled in a luxurious black velvet gown adorned with intricate 3D fringe embroidery and a shimmering crystal cape. Both fans and peers celebrated her enduring beauty and influential stature in today’s fashion landscape. -
AI can plan your holiday in seconds. But can it actually plan a trip that works?
The itinerary looks almost too good to be true. Breakfast at one place, a famous museum after lunch, sunset at another landmark and dinner across town, all neatly arranged by a chatbot in seconds. Then comes the reality check: the museum is closed that day, the transfer takes twice as long as expected, or the activity costs more than the budget you gave the AI.That is the strange new reality of planning a holiday with artificial intelligence. AI can research destinations, compare options and bui -
‘Can we have a quick call?’ and 5 other most dreaded messages at work
There's a very specific kind of dread that sets in the moment a notification like "Can we have a quick call?" pops up on your screen, especially if it's from your manager and arrives with zero context attached. Your brain doesn't wait for more information; it jumps straight to worst-case scenarios, replaying every recent mistake and half-finished task in a matter of seconds. Workplace psychologists have pointed out that this kind of reaction isn't really about the message itself; it's about how -
CTO's work rule changed when a client's dashboard stayed broken for over 2 days; what happened next was not expected
A new Chief Technology Officer implemented strict office hours and eliminated flexible work arrangements. This change led to significant operational issues when an emergency arose over the weekend. Employees adhered to the new rules, resulting in unnoticed problems that lasted for over sixty hours. The company quickly realized the importance of previously unrecognized contributions from employees. A new on-call system and hybrid work arrangement were then introduced in response. -
Harsh Goenka shares ‘simple rules’ for success, internet says 'perfect list'
Harsh Goenka recently shared on X a list of habits that he believes are crucial for achieving success. His recommendations include being courteous in speech, making wise dietary choices, and ensuring adequate sleep. While many found his advice practical, others questioned its true impact on success. This sparked a broader discussion about the essence of success and how challenging it can be to maintain such habits consistently. -
Psychology says people who turn their phone face down at dinner table may value this more (and it is not just about showing respect)
Dining table conversations are the most special part of the day where a family eats and spends time together after a hectic long day sharing what went wrong and what worked out just perfect.But it turns disturbing when these conversations are ocassionally interrupted by phone calls and notifications instantly lighting up the phone screen deviating attention from the beautiful description of a special moment at the children’s school or mother’s office.But choosing not to look at the s -
‘My mom was scared’: Old video of Indian pilot Smit Machchhar, who turned saviour during Flydubai cockpit attack, goes viral
Smit Machchhar, a skilled pilot, recently faced a significant injury during an incident on Flydubai flight FZ1073. This unfortunate event has brought attention back to an interview from the past, where he shared his unconventional journey into aviation, noting his mother's initial concerns about his choice. Amidst his bravery in showing resilience during the crisis, Machchhar is currently receiving medical care in Saudi Arabia. -
Baby names inspired by winter and snow
There's something quietly magical about winter, that hush that settles over everything after fresh snowfall, the soft grey light of a short afternoon, the way the whole world just seems to slow down for a while. If you're expecting a baby during the colder months, or you're simply drawn to the stillness and beauty winter brings, naming your child after snow, frost, or the season itself feels like a lovely way to carry a bit of that quiet magic forward. Here are seven names inspired by winter and -
5 ways people secretly ask for reassurance without saying “I need reassurance”
Not everyone finds it easy to ask for reassurance directly. Instead, it can slip out through small questions, jokes, or even changes in behaviour. Here are some common ways it happens. -
Psychology says children may resist instructions more when parents give too many of them
When parents provide numerous instructions at once, it often leads to overwhelming feelings for children, reducing their likelihood of following through. Research reveals that clear, specific directions significantly enhance a child's ability to comply. Providing them with adequate time to digest these requests is integral to fostering compliance. Moreover, offering limited choices during tasks can help direct children while also setting clear expectations. -
Michelangelo's quote of the day: Love burns, scars and saves but the difficulties and pain deepen inner growth
Michelangelo Buonarroti stands out in history for his incredible artistry, particularly the iconic Sistine Chapel ceiling and the striking statue of David. His poems convey the profound notion that hardship can spur personal development, uncovering hidden truths about ourselves. Just as athletes and students gain strength from setbacks, Michelangelo endured hardships that eventually carved his legacy into fame.

