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How to store fresh pudina without a refrigerator: 7 easy and practical hacks that actually work
Pudina holds a special place in Indian kitchens, cooling down chaas on a hot afternoon, lifting a simple chutney, and adding that unmistakable freshness to jaljeera and biryani alike. But it's also one of the more delicate herbs to keep around, wilting and blackening within days if left carelessly on the counter. For households dealing with frequent power cuts, limited fridge space, or simply a preference for fresher, more traditional storage methods, refrigeration isn't always the answer -
'World's best little chef': Little girl's dal dhokli recipe video wins hearts online
Niyati Choudhary, a talented young chef, is captivating the internet with her latest cooking video. In it, she expertly guides viewers through the steps of making the beloved Indian dish Dal Dhokli, offering easy-to-follow instructions. With her mother's help, Niyati demonstrates how to craft the perfect dough and shape the dhoklis. The finished dish receives glowing compliments from an engaged online audience who can't wait to try the recipe themselves. -
‘Most beautiful bread in the world’: Why everyone is talking about this Uzbek bread
A captivating travel video showcases the extraordinary bread traditions of Uzbekistan. Content creator Ankita Kumar delves into her personal experience with this cultural staple, describing the bread as not only beautiful but also rich in aroma. The Uzbek non is adorned with intricate patterns, created using traditional bread stamps, and the locals exhibit a profound respect for bread, adhering to customs that discourage waste to avert bad luck. -
₹47,000 in India vs ₹22 lakh in US: Indian man shares healthcare experience, says ‘I want to move back’
An Indian man recounted his experiences with healthcare systems in India and the United States. His time in an Indian hospital, where extensive tests were conducted, only set him back five hundred dollars. In stark contrast, he faced a staggering twenty-three thousand dollar bill during a medical emergency in the US, even with insurance coverage. -
Sachin Tendulkar once took cricket advice from a Chennai hotel staffer; here’s what happened next
During a hotel stay, Sachin Tendulkar received a crucial tip from a staff member about his cricket elbow guard, which was inadvertently altering his swing technique. Taking this input seriously, Tendulkar adjusted his gear to improve his performance. In a heartwarming twist years later, he sought out Guruprasad, the vigilant staffer, underscoring how inspiration can strike from where you least anticipate. -
Personality test optical illusion: Only sharp-eyed people can find all the hidden deer in this image within 11 seconds
Optical illusions have a funny way of turning a simple picture into a genuine brain workout, and this one right here is no exception either.These playful illusions trick the brain and eyes into believing what a person sees first based on their perception. At first glance, this image looks like nothing more than a neat, symmetrical black-and-white line drawing of deer mirrored on either side.But it is only when we dive a little closer that the puzzle becomes surprisingly tricky. Somewhere in the -
10 baby names inspired by spring flowers
Spring brings a burst of colour and life as flowers begin to bloom, making it a natural source of inspiration for baby names. Floral names can capture the beauty of nature while giving parents a meaningful choice for their child. Some have been used as given names for generations, while others offer a more distinctive option for parents looking beyond familiar choices. From traditional flower names to names inspired by flowering trees and plants, these 10 choices reflect the colour, growth and r -
Why is it illegal to take sand from some beaches? The environmental and legal reasons you should know before collecting it
Removing sand from beaches carries hefty penalties due to its dire environmental consequences. Destinations like Sardinia and Hawaii impose stringent laws against the extraction of sand, pebbles, or shells, as these elements play a crucial role in combating coastal erosion and nurturing marine life. In India, rampant illegal sand mining devastates neighborhoods and ecosystems alike, exhausting this precious resource and igniting lasting repercussions. -
From a circus offer to MBBS: The inspiring story of a 3 feet tall doctor in Gujarat
Ganesh Baraiya, a man whose life began with the challenges of dwarfism, was once considered for a circus career. His father, however, made the pivotal choice to focus on education instead. After triumphing over obstacles, Baraiya excelled in NEET and achieved an MBBS degree through perseverance. Now, a medical officer in Gujarat, he exemplifies resilience against societal hurdles and physical limitations. -
Laid off by Amazon, woman starts chicken farm: ‘I have my product, the eggs’
After losing her job at Amazon, Maria Harshitha decided to explore new horizons. With her husband's support, she ventured into the egg-selling business. Drawing on her corporate expertise, she skillfully navigates the intricacies of supply and demand. Now, rather than attending meetings, she faces off against bandicoots and snakes. Surprised by this twist in her career path, Harshitha expresses deep gratitude for the opportunity to embrace entrepreneurship. -
What happened to the family trapped inside Nepal’s ‘miracle’ green house?
In a remarkable display of resilience, a mint green house in Nepal braved a catastrophic flood, safeguarding its inhabitants against the fierce currents. Thanks to its robust design and strategic placement, the house endured until rescuers could reach the stranded family, marking a glimmer of hope amid the surrounding devastation. -
Can you guess India’s Milk Capital? Here’s why this Gujarat city earned the title
Regarded as India's Milk Capital, Anand owes its reputation to the dynamic dairy cooperative movement that consolidated milk producers for effective marketing and collection. This initiative birthed Amul, one of the leading dairy brands, directly linked to farmer cooperatives across Gujarat. Anand's pivotal contributions during India's White Revolution initiated a surge in milk production, alongside developments like the establishment of the National Dairy Development Board. -
In 2017, a professor found a dried coconut leaf on a walk; years later, it had inspired straws designed to replace plastic
In 2017, an innovative English professor introduced the concept of coconut leaf straws, transforming the natural resources around us. Through years of dedicated experimentation, fallen leaves evolved into a functional, eco-friendly drinking option. With properties such as antifungal and biodegradable qualities, these straws emerged as a vital solution following India's ban on single-use plastics, promoting waste management while empowering women and generating employment. -
Boy Clears GCSE Maths Early: seven-year-old aces Higher exam with Grade 8; AI tools shape homeschooling
In a stunning academic achievement, Jivyan Reddy Dhruva, a seven-year-old boy of Indian descent residing in London, excelled by passing the GCSE Higher Mathematics exam with a Grade 8 score. This accomplishment stands out as many children of his age are still engaged in primary school learning. Opting for homeschooling to meet his advanced learning needs, Jivyan aspires to pursue A-level studies and has dreams of creating innovative robots. -
Travelling by train in India? 10 things you should never do on a journey
If you are travelling across India by train, these are some things worth avoiding. -
The surprising way to repurpose leftover tiles: DIY easy ideas that can instantly upgrade your home without spending much
Leftover tiles present an affordable avenue for revitalizing your home decor. By transforming these materials into projects like coasters or eye-catching accent walls, you can create distinctive spaces that stand out. Consider adding charm with tiled tabletop decorations and framed artwork. Personalized house numbers add a unique touch, boosting the exterior appeal of your home. -
Make A Self-Watering Planter: Turn a plastic bottle into indoor herb pot; easy DIY upcycle guide
Creating self-watering planters from empty plastic bottles is an engaging and sustainable DIY approach. This clever design keeps soil adequately hydrated by utilizing a cotton cord as a wick to transfer water from a lower compartment to the plants' roots. Although these planters are low-maintenance, checking on them periodically is advisable. Through this project, you can contribute to reducing plastic waste while enjoying a delightful green space indoors. -
Hungry Bears Increasingly Enter Towns: Drought pushes them into homes; experts fear rising lethal encounters
Amidst a severe drought, bears are encroaching on human habitats across the American West, with Colorado reporting over 7,000 sightings this year alone—a new high. These foraging bears can be spotted rummaging through homes, stores, and neighborhoods for food. As conservation efforts intertwine with urban development, wildlife officials emphasize the need for residents to secure food sources and refrain from feeding these hungry animals. -
From 30km pacer to Olympian: How Thonakal Gopi became one of India’s fastest runners
Thonakal Gopi's journey to Olympic qualification was unexpected; he initially started as a pacemaker in 2016. His remarkable endurance led him to become the first Indian male to triumph in the Asian Marathon Championship. At 37, he clocked his personal best in Valencia, making him the second fastest on India's all-time marathon list, showcasing his evolution from a racer with no original intent to finish. -
‘My daughter was ill, yet I was forced to work...’: Woman’s protest over termination claims sparks debate on workplace harassment
Bhavana Sharma staged a protest at Tech Mahindra's Hyderabad office, alleging workplace harassment and mistreatment linked to her daughter's health issues which she claims forced her out of her job. Tech Mahindra counters her narrative, emphasizing that her employment status is still active and maintained proper communication. The company contends that Sharma's use of social media to amplify her claims raises important questions about employee rights and organizational culture. -
Anderson Shares Garden Tour: Pamela Anderson calls it self-soothing; fans see post-Hollywood therapy
Pamela Anderson recently gave her followers a glimpse into her thriving vegetable garden on Vancouver Island. A delightful social media video highlighted the lush produce and colorful flowers flourishing on her estate. This newfound gardening hobby blossomed following her return to the family property, providing a therapeutic outlet that she likens to a peaceful meditation. Anderson continues to inspire others with her serene lifestyle and gardening projects. -
How a tea break saved 5 Chhattisgarh friends from Nepal floods
Five friends from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, narrowly escaped Nepal's flash floods on August 26.A planned tea break in Malekhu town saved them from the washed-away bridge.They witnessed vehicles and debris swept away by the Trishuli river's powerful current.Local authorities and an Indian helpline assisted the stranded group for two days.The friends returned to Raipur on August 28, remembering the difficult experience. -
What is the ‘paid girl scam’? How dating app users are being targeted in Bengaluru, metros
A rising trend in Indian metro areas reveals a shady scam targeting lonely hearts on dating apps. Individuals swayed by charming profiles are often lured to pubs for what seems like promising dates, only to find themselves confronted with exorbitant bills as the encounter abruptly ends. With scammers disappearing and causing financial turmoil, increasing awareness and exercising caution are imperative to stay secure in the digital dating landscape. -
Vande Bharat Timings Change: two trains leave 10 minutes earlier; from Sept 2, 2026
Starting September 2, 2026, two Vande Bharat trains from Varanasi will have altered departure times, leaving ten minutes earlier than before. The Varanasi-Ranchi Express will now depart daily at 3:55 pm, while the Varanasi-Deoghar service will leave each morning at 6:10 am. Passengers traveling to Jharkhand should take note to ensure they don't miss their trains due to these changes. -
DIY: Have an empty wall? This no-drill home décor hack can transform your space in just an afternoon
Transforming your walls while renting doesn't have to be a struggle. With renter-friendly tools, you can easily enhance your space. Use adhesive strips to securely hang art and decorative pieces without ruining the paint. Tension rods can introduce color and texture effortlessly, while washi tape provides an excellent way to add eye-catching patterns. Lastly, leaning mirrors or art gives a chic touch without any commitment or damage. -
German traveller says social media got India wrong
A German traveler discovered that India's reality diverges significantly from the negative stereotypes perpetuated online. Upon arriving in Goa, he anticipated encountering scams and trash, but was pleasantly surprised by the generosity and hospitality extended by the locals. The only 'outrageous scam' he faced was the surprisingly low pricing of scrumptious food. He hopes to embark on another adventure to India soon. -
Boy Survives Nepal Floods: 8-year-old climbs trees to escape torrent; reunion follows days later
In the wake of a catastrophic flood in Rasuwa, Nepal, eight-year-old Zoyal Ghale was miraculously found alive after days of uncertainty. His mother, Matti Maya Tamang, had feared the worst for her two sons. Thanks to the diligence of Reuters reporters, they were joyfully reunited at a Kathmandu hospital. This heartwarming moment stands out against the tragic backdrop, as countless children grapple with the aftermath of this disaster. -
Pichai On Scarcity And Growth: Chennai struggles shaped tech vision; podcast offers life advice
Reflecting on his formative years in Chennai, Sundar Pichai shared how he grew up without essential conveniences, such as a telephone, waiting years for a shared rotary phone. The severe droughts forced families to queue for water, and these hardships ignited his passion for technology's potential to improve lives. Pichai also highlighted the significance of unwavering curiosity and continuous education for achieving success in both personal and professional realms. -
Simple things that make you feel good without spending money, from taking a walk to reconnecting with people you love
Feeling better does not always mean shopping, ordering food, going on trips or making expensive plans. Sometimes, the ways to feel good are right there. A walk outside, your favourite playlist, a good chat or some spare minutes for yourself can make all the difference between a mundane day and a day that was worth living. When you are feeling down, a small activity can help you get through the day. Something that will comfort, uplift, move or simply entertain you. Here are a few easy things you -
Nepal floods: Little boy seen carrying his younger sister in search of parents
Nepal is currently grappling with severe flooding, leaving many individuals missing. A heartbreaking video depicts a boy heroically carrying his sister amid the chaos. The floods have left thousands of children in desperate need of humanitarian aid, with schools in ruins and many families displaced.

