Devendra Pratap Singh 
In a world where Wi-Fi is essential, connections are instantaneous, and entertainment is increasingly electronic, a tropical escape from the dings and beeps was a restful retreat. A trip to the second-largest barrier reef in the world for scuba diving and fishing along with a day of whitewater kayaking down Stann Creek did the trick, … Read more
Samay Raina clearly wasn’t going to let Gaurav Munjal’s big Unacademy deal pass without a joke.After the edtech company was acquired by upGrad for a little over $200 million (around ₹1,680 crore), the comedian took a playful swipe at his friend over just how far the company’s valuation has fallen.And Munjal played along.Raina shared a … Read more
Who doesn’t dream of a clean, airy and full of oxygen space. The idea of keeping a little piece of nature indoors has long been associated with cleaner and healthier homes. But the claim that certain houseplants can actually help remove pollutants from indoor air became famous after NASA’s 1989 Clean Air Study. The study … Read more
There are moments in a person’s life when everything they believe seems to stop making sense. For American psychologist Richard Alpert, one such moment came in India in 1967, when he met Neem Karoli Baba at Kainchi. A video shared on Instagram by Jay Shukla captures Alpert recounting the deeply personal encounter that changed the … Read more
Major Rishabh Sambyal served as President Murmu’s ADC before taking premature retirement after 12 years in the Army. For someone who had dreamed of wearing the Army uniform since childhood, taking it off was never supposed to be part of the plan. Yet, after nearly 12 years in the Indian Army, Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal, … Read more
First impressions can be strange. You may think someone is simply noticing your clothes or listening to what you say, but people often pick up on much smaller things without even realizing it. It could be the way you treat the person serving your coffee, whether you seem comfortable in your own skin or how … Read more
Who doesn’t dream of a clean, airy and full of oxygen space. The idea of keeping a little piece of nature indoors has long been associated with cleaner and healthier homes. But the claim that certain houseplants can actually help remove pollutants from indoor air became famous after NASA’s 1989 Clean Air Study. The study … Read more
Shinde’s remarks came after Sharif’s office shared an edited version of the SCO family photograph NEW DELHI: Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde criticised Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s Office for cropping Prime Minister Narendra Modi out of a photograph from the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit, saying Pakistan should not attempt to “play such … Read more
WA One Nation candidate for Secret Harbour Luke Herdegen is seen at the Coastal Lakes College Polling Place in Perth, Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026. AAP Image/Richard Wainwright What did voters have to say? The conservative-leaning One Nation has won a Western Australian (WA) lower house with an emphatic victory in the southern Perth seat of … Read more
Short hair grows out of shape faster than people expect, and monsoon humidity exaggerates whatever is already slightly overgrown: a blunt line goes fluffy, and layers stop sitting the way they should. Waiting an extra month between trims doesn’t just affect the shape – it makes daily styling much harder because you’re fighting the cut … Read more