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6 simple ways to avoid unexpected snake encounters this spring
Most encounters are brief and accidental, but they tend to stay in memory because they happen so suddenly. That’s why a few simple habits around homes and outdoor spaces matter this season. -
He washed helicopters, built an empire, retired – then became an intern at 64: Meet Otis D’Souza, the viral intern who proves it’s never too late to start over
A 64-year-old former entrepreneur, Otis D’Souza, found renewed purpose as an intern at a Mumbai startup, not for money but for something to do. His viral story highlights the value of experience and the importance of listening, proving that life's most valuable lessons can emerge from unexpected places and that curiosity fuels continued contribution. -
He swept helicopters, built an empire, retired – then became an intern at 64: Meet Otis D’Souza, the viral intern who proves it’s never too late to start over
A 64-year-old former entrepreneur, Otis D’Souza, found renewed purpose as an intern at a Mumbai startup, not for money but for something to do. His viral story highlights the value of experience and the importance of listening, proving that life's most valuable lessons can emerge from unexpected places and that curiosity fuels continued contribution. -
Why homemade pickles spoil and 6 simple ways to make them last longer
Homemade pickles offer delightful flavours but can spoil due to contamination, excess moisture, or incorrect salt balance. Ensuring clean, dry jars, keeping ingredients submerged, and maintaining the right salt-acid ratio are crucial. Proper storage in cool, dark places and using clean utensils prevent spoilage, ensuring your preserved treats remain delicious and safe. -
The surprising trait shared by children who stay close to parents as adults
Genuine adult-child closeness thrives on emotional safety, not pressure. Parents fostering trust, allowing independence, and embracing honesty create lasting bonds. When children feel seen and loved unconditionally, they remain connected, viewing parents as allies rather than judges. This secure attachment ensures love endures through life's inevitable disagreements. -
6 most prestigious residential neighbourhoods in Thane for homebuyers
Thane has transformed into one of the most popular residential choices in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Being well connected, having good infrastructure, greenery, and luxurious residential projects, there are many high-end localities in the city that offer comfortable living and good appreciation over time. Here are seven such popular locations of Thane: -
Quote of the day for children by St. Jerome: “Good, better, best. Never let it rest. 'Til your good is better and your...”
Saint Jerome, renowned for his Latin Bible translation, championed lifelong learning. His quote, “Good, better, best. Never let it rest,” urges continuous self-improvement and perseverance. This timeless advice encourages individuals to strive for personal excellence, not just compare themselves to others, fostering resilience and confidence in achieving their full potential. -
5 signs from the universe that you may be on the wrong path
Many people now focus on life satisfaction over mere success. Conversations about universal signs are gaining traction. Recurring lessons, unfulfilling achievements, persistent exhaustion, ignored intuition, and dreams of a different life signal a potential misalignment. These subtle nudges suggest a need to re-evaluate one's direction. Paying attention to these signs can lead to a more authentic existence. -
World's rarest great ape pushed to the brink after a deadly storm? Study suggests we might lose the Tapanuli orangutan, only discovered in 2017
A recent cyclone in Sumatra killed approximately 58 Tapanuli orangutans, representing about 7% of the critically endangered species. This devastating loss, caused by relentless rain and landslides, pushes the world's rarest great ape closer to extinction. Researchers warn that such extreme weather events are likely to become more frequent due to climate change. -
Blinkit users type random gibberish into search bar and the results are freaking people out
Blinkit's search function sparked debate after users found random gibberish yielded chocolates and snacks. While some lauded this as clever design, inferring user intent, others voiced concern, deeming it a potentially manipulative nudge towards tempting products, especially for children. This viral moment highlights the fine line between helpful technology and unsettling inference. -
How does the Venus flytrap snap? Scientists crack a puzzle that confused even Charles Darwin
Researchers have uncovered how the Venus flytrap snaps shut so quickly.The plant's hinged leaves, already under tension, suddenly soften upon trigger. This rapid release of stored stress causes the trap to flip shut in less than a second, a mechanism previously baffling scientists. -
7 social skills that can help children become confident and make friends easily
Some people seem to have a natural way of making others feel at ease, often within minutes of meeting. Such people are not necessarily the loudest or the most traditionally confident. The key is that these people know how to connect and make others feel comfortable. They use a set of social skills that make them stand out. These habits can be learned and practiced, especially in young children as they grow.Here are seven simple yet powerful social skills that can help children become confident a -
Why do biscuit packets have those tiny holes in crackers?
Tiny holes, known as docking, are crucial for cracker crispness and flatness. These perforations allow steam to escape during baking, preventing puffing and ensuring even heat distribution. This simple food engineering technique, used for centuries, guarantees a consistent, satisfying crunch and clean break in every cracker. -
5 signs life’s hardest phase is finally behind you
That’s when you begin to realize: maybe the worst part is over. Not because life became easy, but because you did. Here are five signs your soul may have quietly passed through one of its most painful tests. -
Will Elon Musk's 14 kids inherit his trillion-dollar fortune? His answer has sparked debate
Elon Musk, father to 14 children, believes passing his vast fortune and company control solely based on family ties could be a mistake. He suggests leadership should go to those with the genuine skills and interest to advance his companies, sparking debate about privilege and parental responsibility. -
5 animals that are often called the world's dumbest
Whether it's because of their odd habits, poor decision-making, or behaviour that simply doesn't make much sense to us, these creatures are often described as some of the “dumbest” animals in the world.Now, that's not exactly a scientific title. But if there were such a list, these animals would probably be on it. -
These 3 qualities make you irreplaceable at work, says IIT graduate-turned-monk Gauranga Das
Beyond degrees and experience, true irreplaceability at work stems from three key qualities.An Indian monk and former engineer highlights staying calm under pressure, fostering generosity by lifting colleagues, and treating everyone with equal respect, regardless of their position, as vital for professional security. -
Have you done the "sun test" before investing in a house
A sun test is a simple but smart way to understand how much natural light a home receives, how the light changes through the day, and whether the space feels bright, warm, or shaded at different hours. When buying a home, it matters a lot because sunlight affects comfort, ventilation, energy use, glare, and even how livable a room feels across seasons. Here are some reasons why conducting a sun test is one of the most important steps when buying a new home: -
What Michelle Obama taught her daughters about disappointment that every parent can learn from
Michelle Obama's parenting approach emphasizes guiding children through disappointment rather than shielding them. This teaches resilience by allowing them to experience difficult emotions and learn they can survive setbacks. This method fosters confidence and a sturdier sense of self, preparing children for life's inevitable challenges. -
Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: "Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known"
The pressure to please others often stifles creativity, pushing creators towards safe, trend-driven content. Oscar Wilde's assertion that art is the ultimate individualism highlights how true art stems from the maker's unique vision, not public demand. In today's algorithm-driven world, this warning about chasing approval is more relevant than ever. -
8 traditional summer foods Indians are abandoning despite their health benefits
The tragedy is not just cultural. It is nutritional. Many traditional summer foods were designed for Indian weather, Indian kitchens and Indian bodies. They were hydrating, cooling, restorative and often surprisingly rich in fibre, minerals and natural probiotics. Here are eight such foods that deserve a better fate than quiet disappearance. -
Why do children struggle to calm down sometimes? 7 activities that can help manage big emotions
Children's intense emotions often stem from developing brains, not misbehavior.Telling them to 'calm down' can be counterproductive. Instead, engaging in activities like jumping, water play, blowing bubbles, animal walks, climbing, dancing, or playing with clay helps them regulate their bodies and manage big feelings effectively, fostering a sense of safety and understanding. -
Quote of the day by Ram Dass: "The quieter you become, the more you can hear"; wisdom from the Harvard psychologist who found his guru in Neem Karoli Baba
In our hyper-connected world, true quiet is a rarity, leading to a subtle exhaustion from constant information intake. Spiritual teacher Ram Dass, known for 'Be Here Now', suggests that embracing silence allows us to hear our inner voice and the world's subtle cues. This simple practice, like mindful walking or sitting still, sharpens attention by reducing mental static. -
What Himalayan villagers eat for breakfast
Across Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim and other mountain communities, morning food tends to be warming, filling and practical, shaped by altitude as much as by tradition. What shows up on the table is usually less about trend and more about endurance. Scroll down to read more... -
‘I got carried away’: Pranit More issues fresh apology as ‘₹370 Biryani’ row refuses to die down
Comedian Pranit More has issued a new apology for his role in the ₹370 biryani controversy, admitting he "got carried away" and failed to challenge an audience member's problematic remarks. The incident, which began as crowd work, escalated into a national discussion on consent and accountability, with More now acknowledging his responsibility. -
Sudarsan Pattnaik wins the Russia Grand Sand Master Cup 2026: Meet the Padma Shri awardee, who once did chores at a home in return for food
Odisha's renowned sand artist, Sudarsan Pattnaik, has achieved a historic win, becoming the first Indian to clinch the Russia Grand Sand Master Cup 2026. His three-meter-tall sculpture addressing global warming impressed the jury at the II International Festival of Sand Sculpture in Kaliningrad. This recognition highlights his impactful work on critical environmental issues. -
Top 6 luxury residential societies redefining urban living in Gurugram
Gurugram has emerged as one of India's premier luxury real estate destinations, offering world-class residential communities that combine comfort, exclusivity and modern amenities. From golf-facing residences to smart homes and integrated townships, these developments are setting new standards for upscale living. Here are six luxury residential societies redefining urban living in the city. -
David Hockney passes away at 88: Who was one of Britain's most celebrated artists, whom King Charles calls a man of 'irrepressible charm and talent'?
Renowned British artist David Hockney, celebrated for his iconic swimming pool paintings and vibrant style, has passed away in London at the age of 88. His career spanned seven decades, embracing diverse mediums from painting to digital art, leaving a legacy of joyful and innovative work that deeply touched the public and art world alike. -
Japanese proverb of the day: "A frog in the well knows nothing of the great ocean"
A Japanese proverb, 'A frog in the well knows nothing of the great ocean,' highlights the danger of limited perspective. It urges readers to maintain an open mind, embrace humility, and actively seek new knowledge and experiences.Expanding horizons beyond personal confines leads to a richer understanding of life and its vast possibilities. -
Quote of the day by Kurt Vonnegut: “We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the...”
Kurt Vonnegut's enduring wisdom encourages embracing uncertainty and taking bold steps. His famous quote, "We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down," highlights that growth and success stem from action, not just preparation. This philosophy is particularly relevant today, urging individuals to seize opportunities and learn through experience.

