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The most unhinged artist collaborations in World Cup music history, ranked
Every four years, FIFA assembles the most chaotic artist lineups in music history. What does that actually tell us about how the world listens?

Which country is famous for kiwi birds?
Often mistaken for fruit of the name, kiwi is actually one of the world's most unusual birds. This flightless, nocturnal and be found only in one corner of the globe

Kashi Vishwanath Corridor: How a landmark redevelopment transformed the heart of Varanasi
From reconnecting the Kashi Vishwanath Temple to the Ganga to restoring hidden shrines, here's how the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor reshaped Varanasi.

What is Caviar and why is it so expensive? Inside the world's most luxurious delicacy
From rare sturgeon eggs to prices exorbitant prices, here's what makes caviar one of the world's most sought-after foods

Oscars of the food world: 2026 James Beard Awards winners announced, best moments that defined the night
The biggest names in American dining gathered in Chicago for the 2026 James Beard Awards, with winners using the stage to spotlight immigrant workers and the future of the restaurant industry

The correct way to sneeze and cough in public: Simple etiquette that protects everyone
A sneeze may last only a second, but the germs it spreads can linger. Here's how to cough and sneeze responsibly in public spaces.

Why eating with your hands changes the food experience
From Neapolitan street food to Michelin-starred tasting menus, the science and history of why ditching the cutlery makes food taste different, feel more intimate, and mean something more.

What happens to your body when you check your phone immediately after waking up
For many people, checking their phone is the first thing they do each morning. However, experts warn that early exposure to messages, social media and news alerts may increase stress, reduce focus and contribute to digital eye strain before the day has even begun

Évian-les-Bains, the G7 Summit 2026 host city, is also one of Europe's most popular spa destinations
Hosting the G7 Summit this week, Évian-les-Bains built its reputation on Evian water, mineral springs, grand hotels and a long history as a retreat for Europe's elite

Delhi man spends Rs 30,000 a month on a personal trainer: ‘Keeps me healthy’
A Delhi entrepreneur has sparked a debate online after revealing he spends Rs 30,000 a month on a personal trainer. His argument - that investing in fitness today is better than paying hospital bills later - has struck a chord with many professionals

7 herbs every home cook should grow beyond mint and coriander
Forget dusty spice jars and basic garnishes. From rosemary and thyme to lemongrass and shiso, these easy-to-grow herbs can thrive in pots, balconies and windowsills while adding fresh flavour to everyday meals

Can rolling your eyes help you fall asleep? This viral sleep hack is gaining attention online
A simple eye movement technique is trending on social media as a potential cure for sleepless nights, but can it really help you drift off faster?

Why Lodhi Garden continues to be Delhi's favourite green escape after 90 years
As Lodhi Garden celebrates its 90th year, discover why Delhi's iconic park continues to attract joggers, history lovers, birdwatchers and tourists with its unique blend of heritage and greenery.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Where is Cabo Verde, the archipelago's team that stunned Spain, 2010 champions
After frustrating Spain in a dramatic FIFA World Cup 2026 opener, Cabo Verde has become one of the tournament's biggest talking points. The result has sparked global curiosity about the Atlantic nation, whose story extends far beyond football to include culture, migration, music and breathtaking island scenery. Here's all you need to know

Genelia D'Souza's take on menopause stigma sparks conversation: Expert explains why awareness matters more than assumptions
Does menopause make women more irritable or age faster? Menopause coach Tamanna Singh explains the myths, realities and why awareness matters more than assumptions, after Genelia D'Souza's latest comments sparked conversation.

Same fare, 14 hours longer: Why Thailand trips from Noida Airport take more time than from Delhi
Travellers comparing Thailand flights from Noida and Delhi are discovering a surprising reality: similar fares but vastly different journey times. Here's why a trip from Noida Airport can take hours longer than a direct flight from Delhi

6 best flowering creepers for Indian homes: Colourful climbers that can transform how your balcony looks
Flowering creepers are a great addition to balconies, terraces, and home gardens. Many are easy to maintain, thrive in Indian weather conditions and bloom generously through the year. Here are some beautiful creepers you can consider growing at home

Why Iceland is known as the land of volcanoes
Perched on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Iceland is a land of fire and ice where active volcanoes, glaciers and geothermal wonders combine to create some of the world's most dramatic landscapes.

Why Japanese fans stay behind to clean stadiums after matches
Japanese fans cleaning stadiums after major sporting events often leave the world impressed, but the practice is rooted in a much deeper cultural tradition

Why your mental health thrives in sunshine and struggles without it
Do you often feel gloomy when the sun doesn't show up in the sky? Well, mental health experts say natural sunlight plays a crucial role in regulating mood, sleep and emotional well-being

Could lab-grown meat be the future of biryani and butter chicken in India?
As demand for meat rises and climate concerns deepen, cultured meat is emerging as a potential alternative. But can it win over Indian consumers and food traditions?

10 times Barack and Michelle Obama gave us relationship goals
The Obamas have been married since 1992 — and their most honest reflections on love, compromise and the hard work of partnership are worth listening to.

Why is Kochi known as the Queen of the Arabian Sea?
From Arab traders and European merchants to modern-day tourists, Kochi has long been a gateway to India's southwest coast. The city's rich maritime past, diverse cultural influences and historic harbour explain why it came to be known as the 'Queen of the Arabian Sea'

5 expert-approved styling tips to wear denim during the summer-to-monsoon transition
As temperatures cool and rain clouds roll in, dressing for the changing season can be a challenge. Denim, however, remains a reliable wardrobe staple. Here are five simple styling tips to help you wear denim comfortably and stylishly as summer transitions into the monsoon season

Which city is known as the Lock Capital of India?
India has a city that produces millions of locks and supplies them across the country and beyond. Known as 'Tala Nagri' or the City of Locks, this Uttar Pradesh hub has built its reputation over generations and remains the backbone of India's lock-making industry even today

Brazil bungee jumping tragedy: Safety checks to make before trying adventure sports in India
A fatal bungee jumping accident in Brazil has renewed attention on safety standards in adventure tourism. Here's what travellers should know before signing up for high-risk activities.

Curaçao at the World Cup 2026: Everything you need to know about visiting the Caribbean's most unlikely football nation
Curaçao made history at the 2026 World Cup as the smallest nation ever to qualify, losing 7-1 to Germany but scoring a landmark first goal. Here is your guide to visiting the island.

What is Proffee? The protein coffee trend taking over social media and fitness circles
What happens when coffee meets protein? The result is Proffee, a viral drink that has become the internet's latest wellness obsession. With countless recipes circulating online and new products entering the market, many are curious about its health benefits. Here's what experts say about the growing trend

Dying of sadness: What Marjane Satrapi's death reveals about grief's hold on the body
Marjane Satrapi survived revolution, exile and decades of state hostility. It was the death of her husband that she could not outlast.

The mystery behind India’s backward-flowing waterfall and why monsoon is the perfect time to visit
Have you ever seen a waterfall flowing upwards? Situated in Maharashtra's Sahyadri hills is a natural wonder that appears to defy gravity every monsoon. Drawing trekkers, photographers, and curious travellers alike, this unusual waterfall has become one of India's most talked-about seasonal attractions. What makes it flow backwards? Let's find out