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Flying soon? 5 things you should never do on a flight
Some may seem completely harmless until they leave you searching for a missing phone, reaching for a falling suitcase, or wondering why you cannot use the lavatory. Here are five things you may want to think twice about on your next flight. -
7 things you should never keep near an inverter: Common household items that can increase risks
Inverters require clear space to prevent fire hazards and ensure proper function. Flammable items like paper, fabrics, and liquids must be kept far away. Blocking ventilation can cause dangerous heat buildup around the inverter and battery. Overloading sockets and ignoring damaged wires also pose significant risks. Maintaining a clean, ventilated area around the inverter promotes safe operation. -
Watch: Train ‘mahila sangeet’ goes viral after railway staff asks women to stop singing
A lively video captures women hosting a 'mahila sangeet' celebration in a train coach, generating cheer and music. However, a railway staff member stepped in, kindly asking them to lower their volume. This encounter sparked an online dialogue on etiquette in public transit, with opinions split between those defending the women's joyous spirit and others advocating for quieter travel. The discussion underscores the tension between personal enjoyment and communal respect. -
Optical illusion personality test: What you spot in the first 5 seconds reveals your true nature
Optical illusion personality tests often trick the brain and the eyes into believing what we see first among the many images layered into the photo, based on our perspective, and it is not surprising to notice that our friends standing right beside us spot just the opposite of what we see.This optical illusion here is a simple black-and-white sketch that seems to show two things at once depending on how your brain chooses to read it, and claims that whichever animal you spot first within 5 secon -
10 short baby names with surprisingly deep meanings
Choosing a baby name does not always mean picking something long or elaborate. Some of the shortest names carry surprisingly deep meanings rooted in ancient languages, mythology, nature and history. Names connected to life, courage, light, purpose and strength can give a child’s identity a special significance. For parents looking for names that are easy to pronounce yet rich in character, these 10 short choices offer a beautiful mix of simplicity, timeless appeal and fascinating origins. -
Meet 22-year-old Vikas Singh Panwar: Won 50 lakhs in KBC and then months later clears UPSC with AIR 159
Vikas Singh Panwar achieved All India Rank 159 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025. He had previously won Rs 50 lakh on Kaun Banega Crorepati in November 2025. Panwar, from Himachal Pradesh, studied Political Science at Delhi University. His father's financial struggles fueled his determination for a better future. He cleared the examination in his first attempt at age 22. -
Life didn't go as planned? 5 things to remember when everything feels uncertain
But life rarely follows the neat timeline we create for it. And when things do not go according to plan, a few reminders can make the uncertainty a little easier to carry. -
Once mocked for wanting a Nano, trader surprises mother with ₹1.5 crore car
A proud moment unfolded as a trader gifted his mother a brand new car valued at ₹1.5 crore, bringing tears of joy to her eyes. Harshit Patel took to Instagram to share his family's tough journey, recalling how they faced ridicule when they dreamed of purchasing a simple Nano car. -
IIT Bombay gives stray dogs QR IDs; internet says ‘Dogesh Bhai is a citizen’
IIT Bombay has introduced a pioneering initiative using QR codes to identify stray dogs, allowing users to check each dog's vaccination records and location history with a simple scan. This novel approach has gained considerable traction on social media, with many expressing interest in adopting similar practices elsewhere. The program underscores an innovative strategy for animal welfare management on campus. -
Easy ways to give your garden planters a beautiful fall glow-up: Simple ideas to refresh your outdoor space
Autumn planters can be transformed into splendid displays with seasonal plants and effective layering. Mums introduce lively colors while ornamental kale adds depth and character. Incorporate pumpkins and gourds to capture the essence of fall, and use risers to extend their lifespan. Enhance the arrangement with dried hydrangeas and cornstalks, selecting a color scheme that brings together warmth and elegance for your seasonal showcase. -
Bhutan Market Video Spurs Debate: Indian vlogger marvels at spotless Thimphu mandi; sparks cleanliness rethink
A traveler from India was taken aback by the pristine condition of a vegetable market in Bhutan. He highlighted its impressive organization, likening it to a contemporary supermarket with excellent hygiene standards. This revelation ignited discussions among Indian audiences about market practices, suggesting that there is much to learn from Bhutan's approach to cleanliness and organization in local markets. -
African Snail Becomes Invasive Pest: Two shells in 1847 spark spread; farmers now battle crop losses
The Giant African Snail was introduced to India around 180 years ago by William Benson, a British naturalist who brought two snails to Kolkata in 1847. Since then, these snails have proliferated throughout much of the subcontinent. Their ability to reproduce rapidly, especially during the monsoon, creates vast populations that threaten many native plants and crops across the region. -
Budget DIY Entryway Upgrade: Plants and pots refresh dull doors; simple ideas use leftovers
As the festive season draws near, enhancing your home’s entryway can be effortless. Consider layering plants at different heights for a striking visual effect and an inviting atmosphere. Add character to ordinary pots with paint or twine, and utilize repurposed containers and hanging greenery to liven up vertical spaces. Crafting symmetrical displays and mini shelves provides inventive solutions for a welcoming entryway. -
At 17, this Noida student is turning textile waste into paycheques for 250+ village women
Noida student Rahini Bansal started Sutradhar, an initiative empowering over 250 rural women.These women receive skill training and utilize textile waste for income generation.Their monthly earnings range from Rs 4,000 to Rs 25,000, fostering financial independence.The program also addresses textile waste by giving fabric scraps a new life.This initiative demonstrates how young individuals can create significant positive change. -
Madhuri Dixit recalls how her children discovered she was a Bollywood star for the first time
At first, Madhuri Dixit's kids recognized her solely as their mother, oblivious to her illustrious acting career. Their realization came when they encountered paparazzi outside cinema venues, and friends at school shed light on her fame. Eventually, her sons began to appreciate her films, thanks to their Indian peers, showcasing the journey of children carving their own paths separate from parental legacies. -
Reducto AI Startup Story: founders turn documents into data; Harry Potter spell inspires name
Two brilliant MIT graduates of Indian origin established Reducto, an innovative AI firm that streamlines the transformation of complex documents into structured, LLM-ready data. Currently valued at $600 million and having attracted more than $100 million in funding, this dynamic duo has been recognized on Forbes' 30 Under 30 list, underscoring their impact on the tech landscape. -
AI Search Reunites Family: ChatGPT links scattered clues to mother’s past; half-sister found
For decades, a man embarked on a heartfelt quest to locate his biological mother, but his efforts were met with disappointment time and again. Utilizing the power of artificial intelligence, he stumbled upon a potential lead: an article authored by his half-sister, Nicci Dhamu. This fortunate discovery revealed their shared lineage, ultimately leading to a profound reunion with their mother, Savinder Kaur Nagi, providing a long-awaited sense of closure. -
16-year-old in Class 12 pays his father Rs 2 lakh, trains 5 lakh students: Meet AI prodigy Raul
Meet Raul John Aju, a remarkable 16-year-old from Kerala who has made a name for himself in the AI sector as both an educator and a developer. With a dynamic startup employing fifteen people, he has trained around five lakh students and created fifteen innovative AI tools addressing practical issues. His recent encounter with UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlights his far-reaching impact, proving that true innovation transcends age. -
‘Everyone told him to leave judo’: How Harsh Singh defied injuries to become a CWG champion
In an inspiring triumph, Harsh Singh clinched a groundbreaking judo gold medal at the Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow. This remarkable achievement makes him the first Indian male judoka to earn this honor. After battling a serious knee injury that kept him off the mat for a year, Singh's determination shone through. -
Delhi’s Big Chill Cakery faces online heat after cockroach is spotted inside dessert display
A food vlogger recently posted a video featuring a cockroach in the display case of The Big Chill Cakery. Following this discovery, he reached out to the cafe directly to voice his hygiene concerns. This incident has ignited debates regarding food safety and storage practices, as customers rightfully expect that food behind glass should be completely free of contamination, underscoring the need for strict hygiene protocols in the culinary industry. -
Beginner’s guide to understanding Indian handloom fabrics
While machine-made alternatives have become increasingly common, understanding the value of authentic handloom is the first step towards appreciating India's rich textile heritage and supporting the artisan communities that continue to keep these age-old crafts alive. -
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju responds to Arunachal girl’s “Humko Indian bolo” request
A young girl from Arunachal Pradesh gained national attention after a video of her objecting to being called Chinese went viral. Union minister Kiren Rijiju spoke with the girl, reassuring her of widespread support across India. The minister invited her to Delhi for lunch, which she accepted with enthusiasm. Her simple request to be called Indian resonated deeply with many viewers. -
Salil Ankola's 15 Kg weight loss at 58: How working out, sleeping well and eating right helped him transform
Salil Ankola, the former cricket star, has achieved a remarkable 15 kg weight loss over just six months. His journey showcases the power of dedication, which included disciplined workouts, adequate sleep, and a positive attitude. Dr Ria Ankola emphasizes his commitment to revitalizing his health and lifestyle. This inspiring story serves as a testament that positive changes can happen at any age, highlighting the influence of consistent daily practices. -
When Discipline Kills Initiative: Sridhar Vembu warns on metric-heavy cultures; firms face trade-offs
Sridhar Vembu, the founder of Zoho, emphasizes that companies are at a crossroads between enforcing predictability and fostering independent thinking. Organizations that heavily rely on metrics may stifle employee creativity, potentially leading to misguided paths. On the other hand, promoting initiative can encourage constructive debates and adaptability to market needs. -
Rosemary Jar Home Freshener: DIY stems scent bedrooms naturally; simple jar prep explained
Using rosemary stems in water is an eco-friendly approach to enhance your living space with delightful herbal scents. This method not only replaces chemical-laden air fresheners but also ensures a continuous aroma that evolves over time. Keeping the stems submerged promotes longevity, while the herb’s essential oils are known to support better brain function and memory. -
This Indian family’s desi feast on flight has sparked a heated debate online
A family's elaborate spread of homemade treats, including samosas and dhoklas, on an IndiGo flight ignited a lively online debate. While some viewers criticized the cabin crew's handling of the situation, others championed the right to bring personal snacks. This incident also shone a light on the impact of potent food odors in cramped airplane cabins, raising broader questions about individual preferences and the comfort of fellow travelers. -
Nearly 80% of Nvidia employees are millionaires: Report
A staggering eighty percent of Nvidia's workforce has attained millionaire status, with half of them boasting portfolios exceeding twenty-five million dollars. This financial prosperity is largely attributed to the impressive stock performance of the company and its employee stock programs. Given that Nvidia's processors are pivotal in the surging artificial intelligence sector, their market capitalization soared to over four trillion dollars. -
DIY: What to do with old T-shirts? Try these 4 creative ideas to turn them into useful home essentials
Old T-shirts can be converted into useful household goods with some creative techniques. Minimal tools are needed for crafts like a no-sew coiled storage basket, great for keeping spaces organized. Utilize T-shirt yarn to weave a sturdy potholder for heat protection. Additionally, you can make reusable produce bags and draft stoppers, turning your old textiles into eco-friendly solutions for everyday life. -
Terrifying video shows man filming wall of floodwater rushing straight towards him
Recent floods and landslides devastated the Nepal-Tibet border, resulting in the tragic deaths of over 150 individuals, with many others still unaccounted for. Survivors share their heart-wrenching stories, like a man who lost his wife to the raging mud and another who narrowly escaped drowning by climbing a mango tree. Rescue operations persist in searching for those trapped amid the destruction. -
Picasso On True Creativity: Quote rejects fixed beauty rules; instinct and mind shape art
As a transformative artist, Pablo Picasso revolutionized perceptions of beauty through the advent of Cubism. His profound thoughts champion the importance of personal identity and genuine creative freedom. Picasso maintained that authentic art emerges from instinctive impulses rather than strict conventions. He urged artists to venture beyond traditional frameworks, fostering a culture where trusting one's own instincts is not just accepted, but celebrated even today.

