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Who is ‘Dehati Madam’ Yashoda Lodhi? 12th-pass homemaker to English teacher with lakhs of followers
Yashoda Lodhi, often referred to as 'English With Dehati Madam', has made a significant impact by teaching spoken English to rural homemakers and students. She embarked on this journey of learning English while caring for her ill husband. After Priyanka Chopra shared her video, her popularity soared to over four lakh Instagram followers. Yashoda's narrative highlights the power of resilience and serves to empower rural women by confronting societal expectations. -
Think parks are clean? These are the germiest things you touch without realising
Visiting parks offers joy, but hidden germs lurk in various spots. Frequently touched areas like playground swings, benches, and gym equipment can be breeding grounds for bacteria. Water sources, drinking fountains, and shared sports gear also contribute to germ presence. Moreover, picnic tables can collect dirt and leftovers from gatherings. To keep these spaces safe, it's vital to clean these surfaces routinely and reduce the risk of spreading germs. -
5 signs you may be highly intuitive without even realising it
Here are five signs you may be more intuitive than you realise. -
Scientist Karl Deisseroth’s children turn a historic day into a heartwarming family moment
On October 5, 2026, neuroscientist Karl Deisseroth received the prestigious Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and he celebrated the moment with his children in their cozy living room. Their joyous reactions were captured in a viral video, showcasing an intimate family moment. In the midst of such an achievement, he humorously maintained his daily life by still preparing school lunches, embodying the extraordinary balance of success and family commitments. -
From serving snacks to video editor: Man's inspiring journey shows how curiosity changed his career
Sanjay embarked on his professional journey as an office assistant, where he discovered a passion for video editing. Eager to learn, he volunteered to assist the content team, absorbing knowledge about the production process. In his spare time, he mastered editing software, paving the way for his advancement to a junior video editor role. His story showcases how curiosity and self-initiative can unlock new career paths in today's dynamic workplace. -
Gurgaon woman spends over 50% of her salary on rent to live minutes away from work, says ‘I’m saving my peace, energy and time’
Shakti Dharni Pandey teaches in Gurgaon and spends over 50% of her salary on rent, opting for a location near her job to enhance her mental well-being. Despite high rent costs, she believes the value it adds to her life is priceless, allowing her to invest time in personal growth and skill-building. Her situation sparks discussion about contrasting views on living arrangements and quality of life. -
Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals whether you are a risk taker or a planner
Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the brain and eyes into perceiving what a person sees first, despite the many objects clearly hidden in the image.What makes these images even more interesting is that the person standing next to you might just see another object hidden in plain sight.These images often go viral on social media. Every few days, a new picture lands in our feeds that asks us to look at it for a few seconds and claims to reveal an associated hidde -
‘Can’t find meaningful work’: Bengaluru founder explains why young Indians feel frustrated by jobs
In Bengaluru, startup founder Rohan Mayya discusses the hurdles confronting young Indians entering the workforce. As millions earn degrees annually, many struggle to secure fulfilling jobs. The advent of artificial intelligence and evolving hiring practices further complicate this landscape. Coupled with escalating living expenses, particularly in housing, achieving economic security becomes increasingly challenging. Mayya's remarks emphasize the shifting dynamics of employment influenced by tec -
Psychology says why children tell one parent everything but hide things from the other
It’s not uncommon for parents to observe that children tend to confide in one parent more than the other. This behavior can stem from a variety of factors, such as the child’s perception of how the parent might react. Key moments in a child’s life can also impact who they turn to for support. Encouraging open and understanding communication is crucial for fostering discussions between parents and children. -
‘I'm going to munch on clay’: Foreigner tries Shillong's unusual edible snack, says ‘It's not for me’
Deanna, a traveler exploring Shillong, Meghalaya, bravely ventured into local cuisine by trying Moshon, an edible clay. In her video, she candidly shared that its texture reminded her of chalk, an experience she deemed off-putting. Viewers chimed in, mentioning the snack's appeal to specific groups, such as children and expectant mothers, while some locals expressed curiosity and surprise at Deanna's unfamiliar taste buds. -
Is it safe to travel to Bangkok in Thailand right now? Latest flood alert for tourists
Severe weather alert: Thailand braces for heavy rain and thunderstorms, threatening various regions with increased flood risks. Travelers are urged to keep abreast of local weather updates to ensure their safety. Major tourist destinations like Bangkok and Phuket might experience disruptions due to these weather patterns. Authorities are actively monitoring water levels and flood potential, advising tourists to proceed with caution amid these intense conditions. -
‘It actually worked’: Drishyam 3 Star Ishita Dutta reveals Kajol's parenting advice that helped her
Ishita Dutta, during a podcast episode, shared her journey of navigating motherhood with her children, Vayu and Veda. She recounted her experience of consulting Kajol regarding her son's intense colic troubles. Kajol suggested a unique method: taking Vayu for a stroll over uneven surfaces in a pram, which proved beneficial. Ishita expressed heartfelt thanks for the support and emphasized the significance of open communication in nurturing strong parent-child bonds. -
Nicole Kidman joins Dua Lipa, Pedro Pascal in viral ‘Nicole Kidman’ song trend at Paris Fashion Week
During Chanel's Paris Fashion Week, Nicole Kidman stole the spotlight alongside Dua Lipa, Pedro Pascal, and Kristen Wiig in a delightful video. The group danced and lip-synced to ADELA's upbeat track 'Nicole Kidman', dedicated to the actress. With no formal poses required, they embraced a carefree vibe that encapsulated the spirit of the event, where Kidman's cinematic legacy and cultural influence were playfully acknowledged. -
He acts like your boyfriend but refuses to commit? 5 things his behaviour may be telling you
Here are some possible reasons behind the mixed signals. -
‘Why is there pineapple in this burger?’ Haryana vendor reveals unusual recipe behind viral ‘Pineapple Burger’ dating back to 2015
In Panchkula's Sector 7, a pineapple burger has been charming taste buds since 2015. This innovative dish features a luscious caramelized pineapple slice, a crunchy tikki, and secret homemade sauces. For just Rs 110, it has become a best-seller at the vendor's spot. A recent review from a food vlogger highlighted the impressive flavors, confirming that this burger is indeed worth every rupee. -
When Ajay Devgn recalled his father’s death to Bear Grylls and what becoming a parent taught him
Ajay Devgn opened up about the lesson he learned regarding parental roles following the death of his father. He noted that children often undervalue their parents' guidance in their younger years, but parenthood can shift this outlook drastically. Reflecting on his father's health challenges, he underscored the physical demands of action stunts in filmmaking, advocating for clearer explanations of parental rules to foster understanding in children. -
Routine Delhi-Aizawl flight turns into an emergency ward as passenger with chronic kidney disease struggles to breathe: On-flight doctors step in to save life
During a recent IndiGo flight, a passenger with chronic kidney disease experienced a sudden medical emergency. Fortunately, three medical professionals onboard sprang into action to assist with the passenger's oxygen levels, which had significantly dropped. Although the patient was initially stabilized, their condition deteriorated upon landing, necessitating the use of emergency equipment. -
Navratri 2026: When does Sharad Navratri begin? Know date, significance, puja and rituals
Navratri will begin on October 11, 2026, and end on October 19. This festival involves worshipping different forms of Goddess Durga over nine days. Traditions vary by region, including fasting, special prayers, and cultural events. Many will celebrate with garba, traditional dance, while others focus on puja and Kanya Puja. The festival culminates in Vijayadashami celebrations, marking the victory of good over evil. -
Psychology says brown-paper book covers may be a ritual of care, control and nostalgia for parents
As schools reopen, many parents engage in the tradition of covering schoolbooks with brown paper. This activity provides a sense of organization and control during periods of uncertainty. Parents often express care through practical actions like preparing schoolbooks. The habit may also create a nostalgic connection between parents and their childhood experiences. Ultimately, this simple task can carry multiple layers of emotional significance for families. -
Why sculptors visit Kolkata’s red-light area to ask sex workers for soil from their doorsteps?
Kumartuli, an iconic neighborhood in Kolkata, showcases the unique tradition of crafting Durga idols from clay. A significant aspect of this practice involves gathering soil from the thresholds of sex workers, which holds sacred meaning in Bengali heritage. This inclusion reflects a profound connection between faith and societal acceptance, stirring dialogue about purity and respect for all communities, particularly those often sidelined during significant cultural events like Durga Puja. -
"I did it secretly…" Kanika Mann on why middle-class parents hate extracurriculars
Kanika Mann recounted her childhood under strict parental supervision that curtailed her involvement in extracurricular activities. Sneaking off to partake in dance contests and debates, she hid these pursuits from her worried parents, who believed such engagements would distract from her studies. Upon eventually discovering her secret, they were thrilled by her accomplishments, leading Kanika to stress the vital balance between academics and extracurricular activities for holistic personal deve -
Python Swallows Woman Whole: villagers find body in 5-metre snake; experts explain how
In October 2022, Jahrah, a woman in her 50s, went missing while tapping rubber sap. Her husband found some of her belongings at the plantation, prompting a search party the next day. Locals discovered a python with a large stomach, leading them to believe it had consumed her. After killing the snake, her body was found intact inside, indicating she had been swallowed recently. -
“Incandescent with anger”: Why Prince William is reportedly refusing to reunite with Harry for Princess Diana’s 30th anniversary
Piers Morgan has now weighed in on the brothers’ ongoing feud, saying he believes William is “absolutely incandescent with anger” over what Harry has said and done since stepping away from royal duties. -
Indian-origin entrepreneur collapsed from stress at 27; later, he built an $825 million startup
Rahul Vohra experienced a health crisis while leading his first startup and underwent significant lifestyle changes afterward. He embraced meditation, improved his diet, and incorporated regular exercise into his routine. Vohra later co-founded Superhuman, which achieved significant success and was acquired by Grammarly. His new approach allowed him to navigate pressures without sacrificing his health. Vohra emphasizes that ambition can coexist with well-being, highlighting his personal growth o -
Indian man slaps Canadian streamer during tense livestream inside Vietnam store - here's what happened
In a captivating livestream event in Vietnam, Canadian streamer JohnWhatsGoingOn found himself in a tense situation at a 7-Eleven when two Indian men objected to his filming. This escalated dramatically when one man slapped Ly, leading to a wide-ranging online discussion about the clash between personal privacy and the ethics of IRL streaming, with opinions sharply divided on who was at fault in the confrontation. -
‘I’m no Nostradamus’: Chennai investment adviser urges families to build a three-year emergency fund
Muthukrishnan Dhandapani expressed concerns about potential economic challenges while advising families to prepare financially. He recommended building a substantial emergency fund covering three years of expenses. Dhandapani cautioned against taking on long-term commitments like property purchases during uncertain times. He encouraged maintaining flexibility in careers and developing transferable skills for financial security. Dhandapani reassured that difficult times do not last forever and go -
Psychology says people who reread every work email before sending it may fear more than mistakes: Why the need to check, edit, and reread a simple message can be linked to anxiety, perfectionism, or fear of being judged
We all have that one friend who finishes writing the email; it's just three lines long, and nothing in it is risky. But then they read it once, then again, then change one word, then change it back. They hover the cursor over send again and again before sending, imagining what could go wrong!Work emails are rarely just information; they carry our reputation, competence, and sometimes our worth in front of colleagues and bosses. While each message can be traced back, read and reread, we all make -
‘I have cherished every moment, but…’: What Senator said while holding her baby in Parliament
Fatima Payman made an impactful statement in Parliament, cradling her baby while sharing the often-overlooked trials of motherhood. She shed light on the emotional and physical hurdles faced during recovery post-childbirth, urging parents to seek the support they need without fear of judgment. Her message highlighted the importance of creating a more accommodating work environment for returning parents, resonating with many who juggle love and the real challenges of parenting. -
Priyanka Chopra Jonas' daughter Malti calls herself an "Indian princess": How the star is keeping India alive for the little one, thousands of miles away from home
Priyanka Chopra Jonas is a global icon who began her career in Indian cinema, became one of Bollywood's best-known faces, and later built a name in Hollywood too.She juggles her life between two huge industries with so much ease, even though her life stretches across continents. She is married to American singer Nick Jonas, and the couple welcomed their daughter in January 2022. She lives in the US, yet she keeps coming back to India for work, family and festivals.With her recent frequent visits -
5 signs you’re carrying the emotional labour in your relationship
Individually, these things may seem small. But when one person is constantly thinking about the relationship, it can become exhausting. That invisible work is often called emotional labour. -
Watch humanoid robots jump to their ‘death’ in molten metal in bizarre Terminator-style farewell
In a dramatic farewell, Figure robotics company melted its F.02 humanoid robots at a Finnish foundry, inspired by a memorable scene from the Terminator movies. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who proposed this unique tribute, was present to witness the robots' final moments. The molten metal will be fashioned into keepsakes, symbolizing the robots' legacy as Figure embarks on the journey to create advanced robot generations. -
That 2000s hairband you probably threw away is back, thanks to Gigi Hadid
At Paris Fashion Week, Gigi Hadid rocked a nostalgic zig-zag hairband, igniting a fresh trend reminiscent of the late '90s and early 2000s. Other A-listers, including Hailey Bieber and Bella Hadid, have also joined the retro movement. With budget-friendly options available, this accessory is both stylish and accessible, reflecting modern fashion's turn towards simplicity and practicality. -
‘It is absolutely unreal’: Meet Kovid Ajay Gangrade who won silver at WorldSkills Shanghai
Kovid Ajay Gangrade proudly represented India by securing a silver medal in the Digital Interactive Media Design category at the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026. His achievement, a result of nearly a year of intense preparation, not only highlights his talent but also signifies a boost for the country's standing at the competition. Gangrade hopes his victory will inspire youth to explore and engage in skill competitions. -
Diwali cleaning tips: Why you should clean fans and ceilings before touching the floors
Every year, Diwali cleaning turns into a bit of a marathon across Indian homes, and it's easy to just dive in wherever feels most satisfying, usually the floors, since a freshly mopped floor feels like real progress. But here's the thing nobody tells you until you've learned it the hard way: if you clean your floors first and your ceiling fans later, you're basically undoing your own work. All that dust from up top has to come down eventually, and if your floor's already clean, guess exactly whe -
Israeli-American singer learns Shah Rukh Khan song to honour ‘brave’ Captain Smit Machchhar
In a heartfelt tribute, Israeli-American musician Itay Benda embraced the Hindi song 'Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai' to commend Captain Smit Machchhar for his valorous actions during a critical mid-air situation on a Flydubai flight. Despite sustaining injuries, Machchhar prioritized passenger safety, demonstrating remarkable courage. Benda's emotional performance resonated deeply on social media, showcasing a beautiful interplay of cultures and appreciation from one artist to another. -
How to keep stinkbugs out of your house this fall: Simple tips to prevent them from getting inside
With the arrival of autumn and cooler temperatures, stink bugs look for refuge in warm places, often leading them to your home. Sealing any openings around windows and doors can help, along with using natural repellents. Minimizing outdoor lighting and clearing away plants can also deter them. For stray bugs, consider creating homemade traps, but handle any you encounter carefully to avoid crushing them. -
Kaziranga National Park in Assam reopens for 2026-27 season: Jeep safaris begin
Kaziranga National Park has officially kicked off the 2026-27 tourist season, welcoming back nature lovers. With jeep safaris now in full swing and elephant safaris on the horizon, the park's rich wildlife, particularly its greater one-horned rhinos, is ready to dazzle visitors. It's highly recommended to secure safari bookings ahead of time for an optimal adventure. Pairing your park visit with local attractions can greatly enhance your overall experience. -
Baby names that mean “joy”: Beautiful choices for a child who changed everything
There's a particular kind of joy that arrives with a newborn, the kind that rearranges everything that came before it, priorities, routines, entire ways of seeing the world, almost overnight. For a lot of parents, naming a child after that feeling isn't sentimental so much as it is simply accurate, a way of putting into words exactly what this tiny person has already done to their lives. Beyond the familiar names most lists reach for, dozens of languages carry their own quiet, lesser-known words -
Aravind Srinivas, the co-founder of Perplexity, missed CSE at IIT Madras by 0.01 marks, got rejected at MIT; today, he is worth $20 billion
Aravind Srinivas overcame significant educational hurdles after failing to meet the cut-off at IIT Madras. Taking charge of his learning, he self-taught programming and excelled in competitive challenges. Following successful internships at top AI research facilities, he co-founded Perplexity AI in 2022. Now, at just a young age, he boasts a remarkable net worth of $2.1 billion, showcasing his unwavering resilience and hard work. -
Psychology says children who touch a parent’s face while talking may have a deeper reason for doing it
Children frequently display physical affection towards their parents, such as gently touching their faces while talking. This interaction not only nurtures a sense of closeness but also helps them assess their parents' engagement. Studies indicate that such affectionate gestures are crucial for emotional growth throughout childhood. Parents must recognize the importance of these moments while also upholding appropriate boundaries to enhance emotional safety and deepen the parent-child relationsh -
Vincent Van Gogh's quote: Stars help us draw inspiration and wonder beyond certainty; his words still guide us
Vincent Van Gogh created around 2,100 artworks in a decade, most of which were oil paintings. He expressed struggles with depression and poverty, yet is now an influential figure in art history. In his letters to his brother Theo, he shared profound thoughts about life and the night sky. Van Gogh's quote on uncertainty highlights the value of dreaming amidst ambiguity, a sentiment still pertinent today. -
From raclette potatoes to masala chai ice cream: What PM Modi served Swiss President Guy Parmelin at Hyderabad House
PM Modi hosted Swiss President Guy Parmelin to a specially curated lunch at Hyderabad House, where familiar Indian flavours met Swiss ingredients in an unusual fusion menu.

