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10 baby names inspired by ancient civilisations

Ancient civilisations have left behind a rich legacy of history, mythology, powerful rulers and remarkable cultural traditions. Their influence can still be seen in names that have survived across centuries, carrying stories of queens, emperors, gods and legendary figures. From the royal heritage of ancient Egypt and Persia to the wisdom of Greek mythology and…

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‘I felt like a man today’: Woman takes a cab in Mumbai at 2 AM; what she says about travelling alone has people talking

Woman takes a cab in Mumbai at 2 AM; what she says about travelling alone has people talking A woman’s reaction to a late-night cab ride in Mumbai has caught the attention of social media users. Her experience has started a conversation about the precautions women often take when travelling alone and how these concerns…

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Psychology says people who remember a particular hug years later may be recalling the feeling of comfort more than the gesture itself; a new study of over 15,000 adults finds why some embraces stay with us

Think about a hug you still remember, even though it happened years ago. It may have come from a parent when you were upset, a friend who knew you were struggling, or someone you had not seen in a long time. You may not remember exactly where you were standing or how long the embrace…

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A Kerala passenger received ₹1 less on his cancelled train ticket and sued IRCTC; two years later, the consumer court ordered the railway corporation to pay ₹3,100 in compensation.

On receiving ₹1 less, a Kerala passenger sued the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) and ended up winning the refund and more in a legal battle at the local consumer commission. The Kasaragod District Consumer Commission ordered the railway ticketing corporation to pay the passenger ₹3,100, along with the original residual amount. The…

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“We wanted to move in a bigger…..” In 2015, a German couple came to India searching for a spiritual connection, but ended up building a home in a small Bengal town; today, they are raising two children in Krishna-conscious community

Germans in India (PC: I love Mayapur) In 2015, a German couple travelled to India without a return ticket to Europe. They came in search of a deeper spiritual connection and today they are settled here with two kids. They moved to Mayapur, a small pilgrimage town in West Bengal, and today call it their…

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‘She wants to hear Beat It 68 times’: Varun Dhawan reveals the funny reason behind his fights with two-year-old daughter Lara

For Varun Dhawan, fatherhood has brought a new kind of morning routine, one filled with little footsteps, playful chaos and a familiar song playing on repeat. The actor recently opened up about life with his two-year-old daughter, Lara, and revealed that their small disagreements often revolve around music.During an appearance on the third episode of…

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Twitch streamer Lacy finally reveals the truth behind his ₹10 lakh Japan restaurant bill: ‘I got it wrong’

What was supposed to be a restaurant visit in Japan turned into a pretty uncomfortable situation for Twitch streamer Lacy. At one point, he believed he was facing a bill of $12,000 (roughly ₹10 lakh), and his reaction during a livestream quickly caught the internet’s attention.But there’s more to the story than what viewers initially…

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Meet Ayaan Wadhwa, the 17-year-old Mumbai student who realised his family’s cook had no safety net after years of work, he then ran workshops that registered 750 domestic workers for government benefits they never knew about

Photo courtesy: Workers of India Every day, thousands of domestic workers enter apartment buildings across Mumbai to cook, clean and take care of household chores. Yet, while the families they work for may have health insurance, savings and other financial safeguards, many of these workers have little or no access to such security. For 17-year-old…

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A Bengaluru woman breaks down her household help expenses; spends ₹42,100 every month on household help; her annual bill crosses ₹5 lakh, and there is more

Bengaluru creator (Instagram) For many families living in Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, managing a household is no longer just about paying rent or EMIs or paying electricity bills. There is a substantial expense that quietly adds to the monthly budget in the name of household help. It includes nannies, cooks, deep-cleaning services and more….

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