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National Doctors' Day 2026: Doctors explain why self-diagnosis with ChatGPT can be risky
On National Doctor's Day 2026, doctors claim that while AI is transforming healthcare, symptom checkers and self-diagnosis cannot replace clinical judgement, personalised care and medical expertise

No intentional screen time before age 2, says study: Doctor explains why first 1,001 days matter
A landmark UK review recommends avoiding intentional screen time for children under two. Here's what the research found, why the first 1,001 days matter, and what parents can do instead.

Four books to understand the climate crisis
A reading list that trades doom headlines for the chemical, cultural and historical texture of a warming world.

Which city is famous for carpets? Here's why Bhadohi is known as India's Carpet City
For centuries, artisans in Uttar Pradesh's Bhadohi have handwoven carpets that are exported to more than 100 countries. Here's why the city is known as India's Carpet City and how its craftsmanship earned global recognition

Testicular health: The warning signs every man should know, according to a urologist
Doctors urge men to do monthly testicular self exams, warning that painless changes can signal infection, infertility, varicocele or highly curable testicular cancer, and need prompt urologist care

How tasting menus became a fine dining trend
From kaiseki-inspired French kitchens of the 1970s to today's shorter, more personal formats, the tasting menu has rewritten the rules of how India eats out, and why.

Top 7 international destinations under 4 hours from Mumbai
Looking for a quick international holiday? From Nepal and the Maldives to Sri Lanka and the UAE, here are seven destinations you can reach from Mumbai in under four hours, along with visa rules and top attractions.

National Doctors' Day 2026: Theme, history and significance explained
Doctors' Day 2026 will be observed on July 1 to honour the dedication and service of medical professionals across India. From this year's theme to the history, here's everything you need to know

How Naomi Osaka’s Kill Bill-inspired kimono look reimagined Wimbledon’s all-white dress code
Naomi Osaka’s kimono-inspired Wimbledon look blended Japanese heritage, clever design and a warrior mindset—all while staying within the tournament’s famous all-white dress code

How to stay productive during a heatwave, according to a doctor
Extreme heat can leave you feeling tired, distracted and mentally drained, making everyday tasks more difficult. Here's how you can stay productive, according to a doctor

Aryna Sabalenka wore over Rs 1.8 crore worth of jewellery at Wimbledon, and every gemstone had a meaning
Aryna Sabalenka turned heads at Wimbledon 2026 with her diamond-and-emerald jewellery. Here's why the World No. 1's accessories have become as talked about as her tennis.

What to do if your child swallows a coin or magnet? Doctor explains immediate actions
A swallowed coin may pass naturally, but a swallowed magnet can cause serious internal damage within hours. Doctors warn parents that multiple magnets can trap intestinal tissue, cut off blood supply and lead to perforations, infection and emergency surgery

Which state has the longest coastline in India?
India's coastline stretches over 7,500 km across the mainland and islands, but one state accounts for the largest share. Here's which state tops the list and why its shoreline is vital to the country's economy, ecology and tourism

Why Jagannath Temple's ancient rituals have endured for centuries
Inside the centuries-old customs of the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha, and the beliefs that have kept them unchanged for generations.

Jasmine Bhasin diagnosed with terminal ileitis: What is the inflammatory gut condition?
Actor Jasmine Bhasin revealed she was hospitalised during her birthday trip to Dubai after being diagnosed with terminal ileitis. Here's what the condition is, its symptoms, possible causes and treatment options.

This park in Uttar Pradesh preserves life from 1.4 billion years ago, but hardly anyone knows about it
Home to 1.4-billion-year-old fossils and now on UNESCO's Tentative World Heritage List, Salkhan Fossil Park in Uttar Pradesh offers a glimpse into some of Earth's earliest life forms.

Vande Bharat doors closed before boarding? You can still board; here's how
Vande Bharat's automatic doors improve passenger safety but can catch late arrivals off guard. If you reach your coach to find the doors closed, you may still have options. Vande Bharat's automatic doors improve passenger safety but can catch late arrivals off guard. If you reach your coach to find the doors closed, you may still have options. Here's what Indian Railways passengers should know, when railway staff can help, and how to avoid missing your train altogether

Cancer treatment may work better at certain times of day, study suggests
Scientists are uncovering evidence that the timing of cancer treatment could play a crucial role in its success. Research into circadian rhythms and cancer chronotherapy suggests treatments such as immunotherapy and radiotherapy may work better at certain times of day, potentially improving survival rates while reducing side effects

In Finland's Oodi Library you can record podcasts, borrow tools and even sew your clothes
More than a place for books, Helsinki's Oodi Library shows how public spaces can become creative playgrounds for locals and travellers alike

Which state is known as the Apple State of India? Here's why
Himachal Pradesh didn't earn the title 'Apple State of India' by chance. Here's how a handful of apple saplings grew into one of the country's biggest horticultural success stories

Dua Lipa opens library of banned books inside one of the world's most beautiful bookshops
The singer has installed a permanent collection of 100 censored and challenged titles at Porto's Livraria Lello, the latest expansion of her Service95 Book Club into physical space.

Lamborghini is getting into India's elevators, and they can recognise your face before you press a button
HYBON has partnered with Tonino Lamborghini to launch a luxury elevator collection in India featuring AI face recognition, mood lighting, climate-controlled cabins and interactive displays.

Noida high-rise AC blast: How to prevent electrical fires at home, and what to do if one breaks out
A suspected AC-related fire in a Noida high-rise has renewed concerns over electrical safety. Here's how to prevent electrical fires at home and what to do if one breaks out.

Elon Musk birthday cake: Space-themed rocket and Moon base designs steal the show
Elon Musk celebrated his 55th birthday with two stunning space-inspired cakes, a towering Starship rocket and a detailed Moon base, making the family celebration a hit on social media.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang doesn't wear a watch, his reason has become a lesson in leadership
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has revealed why he doesn't wear a watch. His answer isn't about fashion or money, it reflects a philosophy on time, priorities and leadership.

Miss Universe Fatima Bosch speaks out for Afghan women: ‘The only difference is that she has no voice’
Miss Universe 2025 Fatima Bosch has used her global platform to highlight the struggles of Afghan women, urging the world to support their right to education, freedom and equal opportunities.

Which state is called the Land of Rising Sun in India?
Home to Dong, India's easternmost inhabited village, Arunachal Pradesh offers travellers the chance to witness the country's earliest sunrise amid breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.

Inside Breguet's new watch collection celebrating 225 years of the tourbillon
Breguet is celebrating 225 years of the tourbillon with five stunning new watches that showcase the invention's lasting impact on luxury watchmaking

Rolex just opened the world's highest boutique in the Swiss Alps, and you'll need to take a cable car to get there
Rolex has opened the world's highest watch boutique atop Mount Titlis in Switzerland. Here's why reaching it is as extraordinary as the luxury watches inside.

Who is Yug Sanjay Devalia? 19-year-old Mumbai engineering student makes Dior runway debut
Nineteen-year-old Yug Sanjay Devalia has gone from attending engineering lectures in Mumbai to walking for Dior Menswear Spring/Summer 2027 in Paris. Here's his inspiring journey.