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World's only floating national park is in India - everything you need to know

Hidden in Manipur’s Loktak Lake is a natural wonder unlike anywhere else in the world. Keibul Lamjao National Park is the planet’s only floating national park, built on floating islands called phumdis and home to the rare Sangai deer

Monsoon shoe care guide: How to protect leather, sneakers and sandals from rain

Rain and humidity can damage your shoes if you're not careful. Learn how to care for leather shoes, sneakers, suede, sandals, clogs and slippers during the monsoon.

Monsoon pet care: Vet-approved tips to keep dogs and cats healthy

From fungal infections and muddy paws to fleas, ticks and thunderstorm anxiety, here's how veterinarians recommend keeping your pets safe and healthy during the monsoon.

Ranked: World's 7 coldest countries in 2026, where winters can reach -60°C

From Arctic tundra and frozen lakes to towns where winter temperatures plunge below –60°C, these are the world's coldest countries. Discover which nations top the list, why they remain so cold, and the unique geography behind their extreme climates

Meet world's most forested country, where 93% of the land is covered by rainforest

This country is one of the world's best-kept secrets. With around 93% of its land covered by pristine tropical rainforest, the South American nation is a global leader in forest conservation, biodiversity and climate protection

Zendaya wore a Schiaparelli couture dress to 'The Odyssey' London premiere hours after its debut on the Paris runway

Law Roach took a private jet from Paris to London to get Zendaya into a Schiaparelli couture dress hours after it walked the runway — here's everything about the look, and the second Valentino outfit she changed into after

Kriti Sanon says she has frozen her eggs: Doctors explain who should consider it, how it works, what does it cost?

After Kriti Sanon revealed she has frozen her eggs, fertility experts explain who should opt for egg freezing, the ideal age, costs, success rates and common myths.

One in 10 Americans now use GLP-1 drugs for weight loss. Is this the tipping point for Ozempic era?

A record 11% of Americans now use GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, according to a new Gallup survey. Here's what the rise of Ozempic, Wegovy and similar medicines means for healthcare.

What makes Hyderabad's famous Salar Jung museum so unique?

Home to one of the world's largest one-man collections of art and antiques, Hyderabad's Salar Jung Museum houses everything from the famous Veiled Rebecca sculpture to a musical clock that draws crowds every hour. Here's what makes it so special and how to make the most of your visit.

These are the top 10 most livable cities in the world right now

The EIU's 2026 livability index has a familiar name at the top and a lot of churn underneath it, from a war-hit Gulf region to a quietly rising Asia

Inside Chinese dreamcore, the aesthetic turning blue-tinted windows into a whole genre of grief

Blue-tinted windows, empty malls, and a low-resolution version of 2008. Here's what's actually driving China's biggest online aesthetic trend right now.

Inside Rahul Mishra's Paris couture show where Cardi B and Isha Ambani wore custom Devi looks to the front row

Rahul Mishra's 'Devi: The Eternal Muse' at Paris Haute Couture Week drew from 2,000-year-old South Indian temple sculptures — with Cardi B and Isha Ambani in the front row, both dressed in custom looks from the collection.

Why are school buses always painted yellow? The reason will surprise you

The bright yellow colour of school buses is no accident. Chosen for its exceptional visibility and safety benefits, the iconic shade has been protecting schoolchildren for more than eight decades and remains a global symbol of safe school transport

Why Singshore Bridge is one of Sikkim's most spectacular hidden attractions

Discover why Singshore Bridge is one of Sikkim's most spectacular engineering marvels, how it transformed connectivity, fascinating trivia, nearby attractions and the best time to visit.

Zendaya wore earrings that are 3,000 years old to 'The Odyssey' London photocall

Zendaya's method dressing for 'The Odyssey' just went ancient: the actress wore earrings dating back to 1st millennium BC to the London photocall, continuing a press tour built entirely around the world of the film.

Why Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan does not have bells during aarti

Unlike most Hindu temples where bells are an integral part of aarti and prayers, Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan follows a unique tradition of not using bells

Who was Khashaba Jadhav? The forgotten Olympic hero finally getting the biopic he deserves

Khashaba Jadhav won Independent India's first individual Olympic medal in 1952 but remained largely forgotten. Here's why Nagraj Manjule's Khashaba is an important biopic.

What's the National Three Peaks Challenge that Princess Kate completed after cancer recovery

The National Three Peaks Challenge is one of Britain's best-known endurance tests, requiring participants to climb the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales within 24 hours

Taylor Swift's wedding dress designer Jonathan Anderson says creating her Dior gown was 'emotional'

Jonathan Anderson has spoken about creating Taylor Swift's custom Christian Dior haute couture wedding gown, calling the experience "emotional" and revealing that the two became close friends during the process.

Can the brain age faster than the body? Expert weighs in

Brain ageing may begin much earlier than most people realise, with poor vascular health, metabolic diseases and unhealthy lifestyle habits accelerating cognitive decline

What is China's rooftop 'rain' cooling system? Can other countries adopt it too?

China's rooftop 'rain' cooling system has gone viral for creating what appears to be rainfall cascading from the tops of apartment buildings

Why your indoor plants are dying during monsoon, and simple mistakes you might be making

If your indoor plants are turning yellow, dropping leaves or developing mould during the rainy season, excess moisture, not lack of water, could be the culprit. Here's why it happens and how to save them.

Cough common in monsoon, but no syrup without prescription? We asked people if they'd actually visit a doctor

India's new rule makes medicinal cough syrups prescription-only after deaths linked to adulterated medicines. But will people actually visit a doctor for a common cough? We spoke to consumers and doctors to find out.

How to build monsoon immunity at work: 7 simple habits to follow

The monsoon may bring relief from the heat, but it also increases the risk of viral, bacterial and water-borne infections

Solo Leveling: Beyond the System movie announced: Which manhwa arcs will it adapt?

Solo Leveling: Beyond the System has officially been announced and the movie will act as a sequel to Season 2. Here's what the title, concept video and the manhwa suggest about the story fans can expect, from the Ahjin Guild Arc to the Double Dungeon Arc.

Daraxonrasib explained: The experimental pill giving new hope against pancreatic cancer