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Rambagh Palace, Jaipur: The former royal residence ranked among the world's most beautiful hotels
Part palace, part living museum and entirely unforgettable, Rambagh Palace offers a rare glimpse into the world once inhabited by Jaipur's most celebrated royals

Why youngsters are addicted to flavoured vapes? Experts are concerned
Flavoured vapes, nicotine pouches and disposable e-cigarettes are becoming increasingly popular, particularly among young consumers. Here's why their growing appeal should be balanced with greater awareness of potential health risks

Is spirulina the ultimate superfood or just the latest protein trend?
The blue-green algae has found a devoted following among wellness enthusiasts chasing more protein. But its biggest nutritional strengths may lie beyond its headline-grabbing protein content

The secret to vitamin D under fur, wool and feathers
Fur, feathers and wool may seem like barriers to sunlight, but nature has a surprisingly effective workaround.

Parama Ekadashi 2026: Date, timings, significance, rituals and why this year is so special | Astrologer explains
Parama Ekadashi 2026 will be observed on June 11. Astrologer Sidhharrth S Kumaar explains the significance of this sacred day, auspicious timings and five powerful rituals devotees can follow.

Museum of Solutions, Mumbai: The interactive museum redefining learning for children
Forget the image of silent galleries and "do not touch" signs. At Mumbai's Museum of Solutions, children are encouraged to question, experiment and create. Recognised by TIME as one of the World's Greatest Places in 2024, the museum turns learning into an immersive, hands-on experience

10 facts about Sagrada Familia that most visitors don't know
The Sagrada Familia is one of the world's most famous landmarks, but many visitors don't know the remarkable stories hidden within its walls. Here are 10 fascinating facts about Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece

Delhi's fertility rate drops to 1.2: Doctor explains what it means for reproductive health
Delhi's Total Fertility Rate has fallen to 1.2, lower than Finland's. Fertility experts explain why the number is about more than population and what it reveals about reproductive health in urban India.

A library book borrowed in 1949 has finally come home, nearly 8 decades later
A copy of The Devil Held the Aces, checked out from a Norwich branch in October 1949, was returned to Norfolk's mobile library service last week after turning up in someone's attic.

The Himalayan village where tourists can’t touch anything: A traveller's guide to Malana
Reached by a steep mountain trail and governed by traditions all its own, Malana challenges conventional ideas of travel, inviting visitors to observe rather than participate

Uber driver’s ‘ride menu’ goes viral for letting passengers choose how much they want to talk
A passenger’s post about an Uber driver offering four interaction options has sparked widespread praise online, with many calling it a thoughtful solution to one of ride-hailing’s most common social dilemmas.

5 indoor plants for dusty Indian cities that help improve air quality naturally
Indoor air pollution is becoming a growing concern in India's dusty cities. While air purifiers are gaining popularity, several common indoor plants can also help trap dust, improve air quality and freshen up living spaces naturally. Here are five easy-to-maintain plants that can help fight pollution and persistent dust

Will a tunnel soon connect Delhi and Jewar airports? Here's what we know
Could Delhi's IGI Airport and Noida International Airport at Jewar soon be connected by a tunnel? Here's what officials are studying and what it could mean for travellers across NCR

India's longest toy train returns after 4 years: Routes, ticket prices, how to book
India's longest toy train service has resumed operations after nearly four years. Here's everything you need to know about the toy train route, ticket prices, journey time, stations and booking details

What is the science behind texting typos? A neurologist explains
From tiny touchscreen keyboards to racing thoughts and divided attention, experts explain why some people seem far more prone to texting typos—and when a sudden increase in mistakes may warrant medical attention

Meet Istanbul’s ‘corn star’: The street food vendor turning tourists into fans
Local tour guides are officially adding him to their itineraries, modeling agencies are calling, and TikTok is obsessed. Meet the Turkish food vendor proving that good lighting and street food are a multi-million-view mix

Apple's Health app will finally track menopause — but your doctor still matters
Apple's Health app will soon track perimenopause and menopause. A certified menopause practitioner explains what it can and cannot do.

Which Indian city is known as the 'City of Festivals'?
Home to the iconic Meenakshi Amman Temple and a calendar packed with centuries-old celebrations, Madurai has earned its reputation as India's 'City of Festivals'

350-year-old Indian palace-turned-hotel features in Prix Versailles 2026 list of world's most beautiful hotels
Oberoi Rajgarh Palace in Khajuraho has been named among the World's Most Beautiful Hotels by Prix Versailles 2026, a global architecture and design award supported by UNESCO.

Which country is known for the Great Barrier Reef?
Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, the Great Barrier Reef is not only a major tourist attraction but also one of the most important marine ecosystems on the planet. It is one of the top destinations people have on their bucket lists while on a visit to this country

What your continuous glucose monitors reveal about your diet
From seemingly healthy breakfasts to your post-lunch walk, continuous glucose monitors are uncovering how everyday food choices, movement and even stress can shape your blood sugar response.

Viral post spotlights 26-year-old from Nagaland building his dream cafe in Bengaluru
The inspiring story of a young entrepreneur from Nagaland is winning hearts online after a doctor shared how he built connections, secured a cafe space, and sourced coffee directly from his home state

Why are LPG gas cylinder pipes mostly orange? Everything you need to know before buying green, transparent pipes
Most Indian homes use orange LPG gas pipes, but few know why. While green and transparent pipes are also available in the market, not all are suitable for domestic gas connections. Here's what the different colours mean, why ISI certification matters, and the key safety checks consumers should never ignore

Delhi heatwave 2026: Why North India is still sweltering at 42 degrees and how to stay safe
Delhi-NCR is witnessing temperatures above 43°C despite the southwest monsoon advancing across parts of India. Experts explain why and share essential heatwave safety tips.

8 plants to grow in your balcony this monsoon season
The monsoon can be the perfect time to refresh your balcony garden. From money plants to jasmine, these humidity-loving varieties thrive during the rainy season

Miami's Mutra becomes first kosher restaurant in the world to earn a Michelin star; here's why it's a milestone achievement
Chef Raz Shabtai's Miami restaurant Mutra has made history as the first kosher restaurant in the world to receive a Michelin star. Here's why the recognition matters.

Why NASA's next Moon astronauts could wear technology developed with Prada
Axiom Space and the Italian luxury label have unveiled a cooling and ventilation garment designed to help astronauts withstand the harsh conditions of future lunar missions.

Airport liquid rule: The 100 ml limit is being scrapped at many places, here's what is changing for your next flight
Airport liquid rules are beginning to change as new CT scanners are rolled out worldwide. Here's why the 100ml limit is being phased out, which airports have relaxed restrictions, and what travellers need to know

How a Chinese woman turned 60 kg of chocolate into a stunning work of art
A Chinese woman has gone viral after spending three months and 60 kg of chocolate recreating one of China's most celebrated artworks in astonishing detail

Why Darjeeling is known as the World Cup town of India
From flag-draped streets to fierce neighborhood rivalries, this scenic Himalayan hill station completely transforms to celebrate its deep-rooted love for football