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

Dr. Hitarth Simaria highlighted the case of a woman pregnant for the 14th time who underwent 13 abortions. He expressed concern for the emotional and physical effects on her health and called for greater awareness about adoption. The video has sparked a discussion on women's reproductive health and family planning within Indian households. Many viewers reflected on the entrenched attitudes towards pregnancy and the expected roles of mothers.

In September 2026, the cost of vegetarian and non-vegetarian thalis in India rose significantly compared to the previous year. Higher prices of staples such as onions, rice, and cooking oil contributed to these increased costs. The rise in onion prices reached 89% year-on-year due to supply constraints and adverse weather conditions. Experts predict that food prices may remain elevated despite possible fresh crop arrivals later in the season.

At just 23, Upasana made the bold decision to leave her steady job and return home in pursuit of her true passion: content creation. In a groundbreaking achievement, she reached ₹1.12 lakh in brand collaborations last September, crossing the ₹1 lakh mark for the first time in her 18-month journey. Despite the trials of unconventional career paths, she sustains a hopeful outlook for future creative endeavors.

In a new MasterClass, Redefining Grief: Building Resilience Through Loss, Prince Harry sits down with neuroscientist Dr Mary-Frances O’Connor to talk about what grief does to the mind and body, why it can stay with us long after a loss, and what it takes to find a way forward. But beneath the conversation about grief and resilience is a deeply personal story of a child who lost his mother, struggled to understand his own emotions and spent years trying to outrun the pain.

The Noida International Airport located in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, has officially been designated as Narendra Modi International Airport. The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet approved this name change after discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This airport is expected to enhance air connectivity for both the Delhi-NCR region and western Uttar Pradesh, thereby fostering economic development and tourism growth. Phase-wise facilities are in development to handle the anticipated rise in passenger numbe

Genelia Deshmukh shares her insights on implementing family rules around mobile phone use, particularly during mealtimes and bedtime. This no-phone policy, backed by both parents and kids, proves beneficial to their family dynamics. By keeping devices away from the dining table and bedrooms, they foster connection and communication. Genelia offers practical tips for other families looking to establish similar technology boundaries.

Iftekhar Ahsan and Shahira decided to educate their 12-year-old twins through unschooling rather than conventional schooling. They incorporate everyday experiences, travel, sports, and the internet into their children's learning. This approach allows the twins to learn subjects like math and science in engaging contexts. Ahsan highlights the importance of reducing academic pressure on children in contemporary education. He also emphasizes that socialization opportunities exist outside the tradit

Norwegian mayor Jo Inge Hesjevik and his companion Øyvind Hesjevik undertook an adventurous 4,300-kilometer journey across India during the Rickshaw Run. Traveling from Jaisalmer to Fort Kochi, their experience shattered preconceived notions and opened their eyes to the vibrant geographical and cultural tapestry of India. They felt remarkably safe amidst the renowned chaos of Indian traffic, appreciating genuine interactions with welcoming locals along the way.

Abhishek Bachchan opens up about his daughter Aaradhya's taste in music, revealing her passion for pop and classic rock. He fondly recalls attending an Ariana Grande concert, which struck a chord with him. Defying the stereotype of older audiences, Abhishek celebrates the vibrancy of new music and underscores the significance of parents engaging with their children's interests. This shared experience beautifully illustrates how music can unite different generations.

Avreen emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries in workplace productivity for employees. Consistently exceeding expectations can lead to unrealistic performance benchmarks that are difficult to maintain. Employees should focus on quality work instead of operating at maximum capacity daily. Establishing sustainable efforts allows for better energy management during demanding times. This perspective resonates with many, advocating for a more balanced approach to work.

Ankur Warikoo points out a frequent misstep among investors: the allure of quick riches through investing. Despite recognizing the concept of compounding, many lack the patience to witness its gradual benefits. He warns that the pursuit of instant gains often leads to perilous financial choices. Warikoo advocates for a steady approach to wealth accumulation, emphasizing the importance of patience and a long-term perspective in investing.

A Harvard student reflects on her upbringing, emphasizing three fundamental parenting strategies that significantly influenced her development. She highlights the importance of setting firm screen-time limits, fostering an attitude of gratitude, and integrating language learning into daily life. By establishing steady routines, parents can enhance their children's growth while also helping them grasp the rationale behind rules, leading to a deeper appreciation in the long run.

The air is almost filled with the breath of festivities, as it all begins with Navratri and worshiping the 9 avatars of Goddess Durga. These days are marked by fasting, celebrations, and prayers among the Hindu communities across the world.Ask anyone who fasts during Navratri what they look forward to, and the answer is rarely "the fasting". It's usually the food, what they would eat and how they would plan their meals of the day.Beginning with the crisp potato tikki that vanishes from the plate

Bridget Levine celebrated her child's first birthday with a remarkable twist, crafting a birthday cake from watermelon and bone marrow. Eschewing refined ingredients, she prioritized nourishment over tradition. The video showcasing her creation has exploded in popularity, stirring debate among viewers. While some applaud her innovative healthy approach, others lament the lack of conventional cake, leading to broader discussions on early childhood nutrition and parental food choices.

The joy of silly words captivates children as they anticipate the playful sounds, fostering laughter and social interaction. While adults might not share this enthusiasm for long, children revel in these exchanges that nurture vital communication skills. Through these interactions, they not only express preferences but also enhance their vocabulary, paving the way for meaningful language development during these formative years.

In September 2026, a remarkable auction saw Jangarh Singh Shyam's art reach the astonishing price of ₹18 crore, reigniting public fascination with his work. Hailing from Madhya Pradesh, Shyam pioneered a unique art form known as Jangarh Kalam, celebrating Gond cultural traditions. Despite experiencing struggles as an indigenous artist, he achieved global recognition before his tragic death by suicide in 2001 in Japan.

Tea is not just a word for some; it is an emotion.So much so that most of us get out of our beds only after taking the first sip of tea or when the mind clears as the hot drink goes into our gut.We finish the cup in minutes, and whatever is left in the strainer goes straight into the bin. It takes two seconds, and we never think about what happens to those disposed-of tea leaves.But think about how much tea is drunk every day, and how many soggy leaves quietly end up in landfills, and it is not

On a train journey, a passenger, Debiprasad, found himself in need of diapers for his baby and turned to RailMadad for help. The railway team demonstrated exceptional response time, procuring the diapers in just ten minutes at the next stop. This incident ignited a debate around the blend of railway support versus individual preparedness, with social media users sharing varied perspectives on the responsibilities of passengers while traveling.

Leonardo da Vinci emphasized that great minds often accomplish more when appearing to work less. This insight suggests that idea generation occurs in moments of reflection and quiet observation. Historical accounts show that he spent significant time in thought while creating artworks. Many modern workplaces tend to value visible productivity over thoughtful contemplation. Balancing both imagination and action is essential for achieving meaningful results in any creative endeavor.

We live in an age where health can sometimes feel like a shopping list. There is a supplement for sleep, another for energy, one for the gut, another for the heart and yet another promising to slow aging. It is tempting to believe that better health is something we can simply buy. But in my experience, the foundations of good health are considerably less glamorous. They are also far more difficult to replace with a capsule.(Dr. Navin Gnanasekaran, Longevity Physician, Head ,Radiology, Apollo Hos

Leo Tolstoy stands out as a literary giant, delving deeply into the intricate themes of humanity through novels such as War and Peace and Anna Karenina. His exploration of psychological complexities and stark realism resonates with readers even today. Tolstoy's metaphor of the fraction reveals the gap between how we view ourselves and who we truly are, reflecting his enormous influence on global movements advocating for non-violence and self-awareness.