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Taking your child to the mountains for a trip? Safety precautions could need to follow
Planning a family trip to the hills? Here's what parents need to know about altitude sickness, weather changes, hydration, clothing and mountain safety before travelling with children.
How to start a hydroponic garden at home: Step-by-step guide for beginners
Hydroponic gardening allows you to grow fresh herbs and vegetables without soil. Here's a simple step-by-step guide to setting up your first hydroponic garden at home
Why your shoes develop creases even if you take good care of them
If you've ever opened a shoe box only to find fresh creases after a few wears, you're not alone. Experts say it's a normal part of a shoe's life cycle—and often a sign it's functioning properly
Europe heatwave: 6 European getaways untouched by 40°C temperatures
With temperatures crossing 40°C in parts of southern Europe, travellers are looking elsewhere for their summer holidays. These six destinations offer cooler climates, spectacular scenery and all the charm of a European getaway—without the heatwave.
The day Europe couldn't stop dancing: Inside the mystery of the bizarre Dancing Plague
On June 24 1374, hundreds of people across parts of present-day Germany began dancing uncontrollably in one of history's strangest mass events. Here's what the Dancing Plague was and why experts still debate its cause.
Which is the world's northernmost capital, where you can see Midnight Sun, Northern Lights and geothermal pools
Reykjavík, Iceland's capital, is the world's northernmost sovereign capital city. From the Midnight Sun and Northern Lights to geothermal pools and Viking history, here's why it deserves a once-in-a-lifetime visit.
The award-winning Rajasthan hotel hiding in the shadow of Mehrangarh Fort
Set beneath the towering Mehrangarh Fort, RAAS Jodhpur transformed a cluster of historic havelis into one of India's most acclaimed boutique hotels. Here's how its blend of contemporary architecture and local craftsmanship turned it into a global design landmark.
Most shoppers miss these details on food labels, FSSAI says check these 5 things
Before you trust front-of-pack health claims, food safety experts recommend checking these five critical sections to protect your long-term health.
Ice or heat? A doctor explains which is best for pain relief
From sprains and muscle strains to chronic back pain and stiffness, choosing between ice and heat can make a big difference to recovery. Here's what a doctor recommends
Why bottled water tastes different depending on the brand
The answer lies less in branding and marketing than in geology, filtration and a number most of us never bother to read off the label.
Salmon sperm facials are going mainstream: Here's why K-beauty and celebrities love them
The name may trigger a double take, but salmon sperm facials are gaining a serious following. Backed by regenerative medicine and embraced by the beauty industry, the treatment is reshaping conversations around anti-ageing skincare.
Solo-maxxing: Why Gen Z is choosing single life over the price of dating
As the price of a single date climbs past two hundred dollars, an entire generation is rebranding being single as a lifestyle choice rather than admitting it might simply be the cheaper option available to them.
Hemis Festival 2026: Why Ladakh's biggest Buddhist celebration is unlike anything you'll experience in India
Hemis Festival 2026 takes place on June 24 and 25 in Ladakh. Here's why it is celebrated, what to expect, how to reach Hemis Monastery and tips for planning your trip.
10 quiet beaches in India you must visit; no crowds, just waves
Away from India’s crowded tourist beaches are hidden coastal gems offering peaceful escapes, untouched landscapes and breathtaking views. Discover 10 quiet beaches perfect for your next holiday
100 calories can look like a feast or a bite: Top nutritionist explains the weight-loss secret you're ignoring
The secret to feeling fuller may not be eating less, but choosing foods that take up more space on your plate.
That little loop on your shirt was never just decoration
A scrap of fabric stitched into the back of a button-down shirt once told you who was taken, who was single and, less kindly, who classmates had singled out for cruelty, and its story starts in a locker room.
Dubai is no longer No.1, this city now has the best skyline in the world
A new global ranking has named the city with the world's most spectacular skyline, pushing Dubai into second place. The winner is home to hundreds of skyscrapers and one of the fastest urban transformations in modern history
Sundarbans may get a bigger tiger reserve: What the proposed habitat merger means for India's mangrove wilderness
West Bengal is pushing to merge tiger habitats in the Sundarbans under a single administrative structure. Here's what the move means for tiger conservation, local communities and the world's largest mangrove forest.
Who is Asa Willoughby? UK-born Bharatanatyam dancer praised by R Madhavan
Actor R Madhavan recently praised UK-born Bharatanatyam dancer Asa Willoughby on social media. Learn about the artist’s journey, training, and mission to challenge stereotypes in Indian classical dance.
Before Shraddha Kapoor's Eetha: Meet Vithabai Narayangaonkar, the Tamasha legend who defied every odd
Before Shraddha Kapoor brings her to the big screen in Eetha, here's why Vithabai Narayangaonkar's life as Maharashtra's legendary Tamasha queen remains one of India's most extraordinary cultural stories.
How Mamaearth founder Ghazal Alagh lost 20 kg after childbirth: The postpartum diet and habits behind her transformation
After reaching 83 kg three months after delivery, Ghazal Alagh focused on protein-rich meals, home-cooked food, supplements, and sustainable lifestyle changes to lose nearly 20 kg postpartum.
Weight loss tips: Fitness coach shares 8 habits she quit to lose 23 kg
A fitness coach who shed 23 kg says the secret to her transformation was not a crash diet or extreme workout plan. Instead, she focused on eliminating eight common habits that were holding her back
Inside Lilith Fair, the 90s festival behind Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields
Olivia Rodrigo's all-women festival Daisy Chain Fields traces its roots to Sarah McLachlan's pioneering nineties touring concert series Lilith Fair.
GK: Which Indian state receives rain first every Monsoon season?
Every year, millions of Indians wait for the arrival of the monsoon. But before the rains sweep across the country, one state is the first to witness this dramatic seasonal transformation. Here's why
Could the 'June Theory' improve your love life? The internet seems to think so
The viral June Theory claims the month brings unexpected romantic opportunities—but psychology suggests there may be more to the trend than wishful thinking
Sonam Kapoor channels old-world royalty in a champagne-and-gold suit at Anshula Kapoor's wedding festivities, see pics
Sonam Kapoor attended Anshula Kapoor's wedding celebrations in an champagne-and-gold suit paired with statement jewellery, channelling royal-core fashion.
Alexander McQueen is coming back to London Fashion Week, and its old shows explain why everyone's excited
McQueen will return to London Fashion Week for spring/summer 2027, its first time on the schedule since 2023, and the announcement has sent fashion writers straight back to the unsettling, theatrical shows that made its reputation in the first place.
US pub are adding 20% tips to their bills. The FIFA World Cup 2026 is why
Restaurants and pubs across the 11 US cities hosting FIFA World Cup matches, including New York, are adding 18-20 per cent gratuities to their bills. The reason: fans from other countries are undercompensating staff, as they are unaware of America’s tipping culture
5 Indian art villages where everyday life revolves around art
Across India, entire communities continue to practise centuries-old folk crafts, turning their villages into living museums of culture and creativity
Why receipts fade, and how to keep them from disappearing
A surprising amount of paper kept in wallets and shoeboxes for sentimental reasons is the same paper engineered by chemistry to fade and disappear within months.