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‘I’m not broken…’: At 21, he survived burns on 85% of his body after a gas explosion, years later he prepares school lunches for hundreds of students while building his dream life

At 21, Joey Brown survived a gas explosion that left burns across 85% of his body, beginning a long and painful journey of surgeries, rehabilitation and learning to perform everyday tasks again. Decades later, he is rebuilding his life in a Georgia high school cafeteria, where he helps care for hundreds of students and has…

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Meet the Indian chef who quit a Michelin-listed restaurant to sell ₹520 chole bhature in Dubai, now going viral with hour-long queues |

Imagine running the kitchen at a fine-dining hotspot that just got picked for the Michelin Guide, serving up elaborate plates to high-paying guests, and then turning around to quit your job and sell chole bhature out of a tiny takeaway joint. Sounds like a total risk, right? But Indian chef Pradeep Khullar did exactly that…

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Psychology says people who treat their purchases as part of a collection may find the shopping process more enjoyable, as research involving 3,306 participants reveals how a collecting mindset changes what we want

People have a dream of a closet that doesn’t just consist of clothes, rather a space that holds stories, culture and respect for tradition. For instance, one can wish to own a collection of sarees that are acquired from different corners of India engrained with hard work of local artisans. They wouldn’t simply be a…

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125 cases a day, thousands of documents and hours of evidence: Retired Delhi High Court judge Poonam Bamba explains what really happens inside Indian courts

A courtroom may look calm from the visitors’ gallery, but behind the proceedings is a demanding routine involving lengthy files, repeated hearings, witness statements and careful examination of evidence. The work does not end when a judge leaves the courtroom either. There are orders to prepare, records to review and cases to be readied for…

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‘I almost thought surgery was impossible, my eyes were so bad… now I can see almost 20/20’: American woman gets eye surgery in India without insurance, praises Indian healthcare

An American traveller who tagged along with a friend to a hospital in Bengaluru ended up making a spontaneous decision that completely transformed her vision.She hadn’t flown across the world for medical tourism. In fact, she was convinced her eyesight was way too terrible for corrective surgery in the first place. But just one week…

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