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‘India doesn’t scare me anymore’: Russian traveller’s first 3AC train ride turns into a life lesson, from culture shock to falling in love with India

For Russian traveller and digital creator Alena Makush, travelling through India has become much more than a holiday. Since arriving in the country on July 12 after spending time in Bali, Alena has been documenting her experiences on Instagram and sharing the things that surprise, confuse, and delight her along the way. Her latest adventure,…

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Sock Odour Solution: Spraying vinegar on socks before washing them: What it does and why this simple laundry hack is recommended

Socks have a reputation for coming out of the wash smelling almost exactly the way they went in, especially the ones worn for a long day in closed shoes. It’s a frustrating, oddly specific laundry problem, and a habit that’s been gaining traction to fix it involves nothing more than a spray bottle of plain…

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Why Guwahati airport has 1 lakh plants, the idea that turned it into a ‘living forest’

The new airport terminal in Guwahati, inaugurated in December 2025, reflects the rich cultural essence of Assam. Inside, passengers are greeted by a stunning ‘Sky Forest’ featuring 100,000 plants. The architectural design, inspired by local orchids and bamboo, seeks to immerse travelers in the region’s unique biodiversity, making it a vibrant introduction to Northeast India….

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Leonardo Da Vinci Quote: Quote of the day by Leonardo da Vinci: “It had long since come to my attention that people of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things.

We often sit and admire people who look complete and accomplished in every pursuit of their life, be it their lifestyles, jobs, or relationships, but what we do not pay attention to is what they put behind achieving it- the sleepless nights, the relentless hard work, and the endless fights that seem to never come…

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Adi Shankaracharya: Quote of the day by Adi Shankaracharya: “Very readily one indulges in carnal pleasures; later on, alas, come diseases of the body. Even though in the world the ultimate end is death, even then man leaves not his sinful behaviour.”; What does the philosopher and saint advise on not chasing instant results but working through life to achieve them

Quote of the day by Adi Shankaracharya (Photo via Canva) The digital world today has made us habitual of instant gratification, be it ordering food with one click on an app or asking for a house help; all these things take just minutes to fulfill.Although these facilities may provide instant fulfillment, many of us have…

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In 2022, she lost her hand to an 11,000-volt shock; a nine-year-old girl’s family gave her a new one; today, every Raksha Bandhan, Anamta Ahmed travels to Gujarat to tie rakhi to her donor’s brother

Anamta came into contact with an 11,000-volt high-tension power line while playing. Every Raksha Bandhan, 17-year-old Anamta Ahmad makes the journey from Mumbai to Valsad for a brother she found in the most unexpected way. On Thursday, she travelled to Gujarat to tie a rakhi to 16-year-old Shivam Mistry, whose nine-year-old sister Riya donated the…

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Cutting Board Safety: Put a towel under your cutting board: The tiny kitchen trick that makes chopping safer

There’s a particular kind of frustration that comes with dicing an onion, getting into a good rhythm, and suddenly feeling the whole cutting board slide a few inches across the counter mid-chop. It’s more than just annoying, a board that shifts unexpectedly while a sharp knife is coming down is a genuine, if often overlooked,…

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H5N1 Bird Flu: Could your backyard bird feeder be helping spread deadly bird flu? Here’s why experts are warning against feeding wild birds during the H5N1 outbreak

why experts are warning against feeding wild birds during the H5N1 outbreak Feeding birds in your backyard may seem like a harmless way to connect with nature. But amid Australia’s growing H5 bird flu outbreak, experts are raising concerns that bird feeders could unintentionally create places where the virus spreads more easily among wildlife. According…

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