“Don’t just be the needle, be the needle and thread”: Gaur Gopal Das on the one thing that can help relationships heal after fights

Image Courtesy: Instagram/@gaurgopaldas Relationships rarely break because of one big fight. More often, it is the small things like a harsh remark, a quick judgment, an assumption, or words spoken in anger that leave tiny wounds. What matters is what happens after that.Motivational speaker Gaur Gopal Das recently shared a simple story about a broken … Read more

Artificially Ripened Bananas: 10,890 kg of chemically ripened bananas seized in Karnataka: 4 signs your banana may have been artificially ripened

Raids conducted on shops stocking bananas in the Alevoor, Kemthur, and Duglipadavu villages of Udupi A huge quantity of bananas has been seized in Karnataka after food safety officials reportedly found fruit that had been artificially ripened using chemicals.The raid took place in Udupi district, where officials carried out surprise inspections at shops and godowns … Read more

Toilet Paper Hanging: What is the right way to hang the toilet paper in the bathroom: Over or under? How does it impact hygiene, and what should be done

Representative Image- Canva We have often wondered whether the toilet paper should hang over the roll, facing out, or under, placed against the wall?Even though it sounds trivial, maybe even a little silly, the question often crosses our minds. If you ask around, you’ll find people who feel surprisingly confused about it.So, is there really … Read more

Parenting Trends In China: Why are Chinese parents paying thousands of yuan for ‘hardship camps’ where their kids chop wood, feed pigs and work on farms; some seen crying in viral clips

These camps put city children through strict rural work routines (AI-generated image for representation) For some children, summer holidays mean video games, swimming pools and long mornings in bed. In parts of China, however, a growing number of parents are choosing a very different kind of summer break- one that involves farm work, physical labour … Read more

Moderate Earthquake Shakes Eastern Japan, Injuring More Than 30 People in Tokyo Region

First responders from the Tokyo Fire Department stand on a street partially flooded in the early hours of Aug. 23, 2026, following the rupture of a water pipe after an earthquake that struck the area and neighboring prefectures. Kazuki Kozaki/Kyodo News via AP TOKYO—A moderate earthquake rattled eastern Japan, including the Tokyo area, early Sunday, … Read more

Palou Grabs Pole, Legend Gordon Seizes IROC Title in First Day of Freedom 250 Grand Prix

The Indy Car driven by Championship points leader Spanish driver Alex Palou, races past the Capitol Building to obtain pole position during a qualification round in Washington on Aug. 22, 2026. Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images WASHINGTON—Drivers raced around the nation’s capital as fans cheered the kickoff to the Freedom 250 Grand Prix on Aug. … Read more

Florida’s New Communism Education Mandate Reaches Classrooms This Year

Florida public schools are beginning the first year of a state law that substantially expands required instruction on the history and consequences of communism. The law requires age-appropriate instruction on communist movements in the United States, atrocities under communist regimes, Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution and other mass killings, conditions that preceded communist revolutions, and communism … Read more

‘No one said a word, apologised or even made eye contact with me’: Indian-American comedian Zarna Garg says she was trapped in Hermès bathroom for 80 minutes in Berlin

Indian-American comedian Zarna Garg went to a Hermès store in Berlin and expected, well, a luxury shopping experience. Instead, she ended up stuck inside its bathroom for about an hour and 20 minutes.And naturally, Garg did what she does best – she started making jokes about it.Garg is currently travelling with her three children, Zoya, … Read more

Vegetables To Grow In Pots: How to grow a pizza garden on your balcony: 6 vegetables to grow in pots at home

There’s something quietly satisfying about walking onto your balcony, snipping a few basil leaves, plucking a ripe tomato, and knowing your homemade pizza just got a little more special.We don’t need a backyard or a fancy kitchen garden to grow our own pizza toppings, infact just a sunny balcony, some pots, and a bit of … Read more