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Sabyasachi returns to New York Fashion Week after 17 years, and says he never really left
The couturier will present his Spring/Summer 2027 collection on September 15, his first NYFW runway show since 2009, in what he calls a return built on patience rather than spectacle
Serena Williams's Wimbledon return came with a $3 million ring and a matching manicure
The 23-time Grand Slam winner returned to Centre Court after four years away, and her hands ended up stealing as much attention as her comeback
The Sargodha in Imtiaz Ali's Main Vaapas Aaunga is real, and its name comes from a Hindu sadhu who once lived by a pond
Imtiaz Ali's Main Vaapas Aaunga shines a spotlight on Pakistan's Sargodha. Here's the real history of the city, why it was named after a Hindu sadhu, what happened during Partition, and what it's known for today.
The correct way to clean your ears (and what to avoid)
Earwax isn't dirt - it protects your ears from dust, bacteria and infections. Learn the safest way to clean your ears and why cotton buds can do more harm than good
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding: From friendship bracelets to wedding bells, a complete timeline of their relationship
From Travis Kelce's friendship bracelet at the Eras Tour to their engagement and wedding, here's a complete timeline of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's romance.
How does the heatwave affect pets? Safety tips every owner needs
Vets are seeing a rise in heat-related emergencies this summer. Here's what actually puts pets at risk, the warning signs to watch for, and what to do about it
Naps longer than 30 minutes can backfire, doctor explains how
Naps longer than 30 minutes can push the brain into deep sleep, leading to grogginess, sleep inertia and disrupted night-time sleep. Experts explain why shorter naps work better
Why Domino’s is giving $1 million worth of free pizzas after World Cup 2026 red card incident
A FIFA World Cup 2026 red card has triggered Domino’s $1 million Emergency Pizza giveaway campaign, with fans set to receive free pizzas under its rewards programme
The tunnel that changed Tawang forever: How the Sela Tunnel transformed travel to India's eastern frontier
The Sela Tunnel has cut travel time to Tawang, ensured all-weather connectivity and strengthened India's strategic presence along the China border. Here's why the engineering marvel matters.
Greece accepts UPI: What Indian travellers need to know
Indian travellers can now use UPI in Greece for digital payments, marking a major step in cashless international travel and expanding India’s global fintech footprint
Monsoon gut health: The everyday habit that could be damaging your digestive system
Monsoon can increase the risk of gut problems due to food contamination, unsafe water and hygiene mistakes. Learn simple ways to prevent stomach infections and support digestive health
Madonna says sepsis left her unconscious for 4 days: Doctor explains the life-threatening condition, warning signs
Madonna has revealed that sepsis left her unconscious during her 2023 hospitalisation. Here's what the life-threatening condition is, its symptoms, treatment and recovery.
Waking up at 3 am every night? Doctors say it could be a sign of an underlying health condition
Waking up at 3:00 am every night could be more than a sleep disturbance. It may signal underlying issues such as sleep apnea, hormonal imbalances, diabetes or thyroid disorders
8 forgotten Indian snacks that deserve a place on your plate again
Long before packaged snacks took over supermarket shelves, every region of India had its own teatime favourite. These traditional bites, rooted in local ingredients and family recipes, deserve a second look
Why are thousands rushing to see the Bayeux Tapestry? The 1000-year-old masterpiece that tells the story of England's greatest invasion
Thousands have rushed to book tickets to see the Bayeux Tapestry in London. Here's why the nearly 1000-year-old embroidery is considered one of the world's greatest historical treasures.
Beyond Tiger's Nest: The ultimate guide to Bhutan's hidden valleys and mindful luxury
From cliffside monasteries to a mindfulness city rising in the south, Bhutan remains one of the last places where tourism is designed around restraint. Here's where to go, where to stay, and how to plan the trip properly
UAE's first passenger train is finally here: Abu Dhabi to Fujairah in 1 hour 45 minutes, fares start at AED 55
The UAE has launched its first passenger train service under Etihad Rail. Here's everything you need to know about routes, fares, stations, journey time and future expansion.
5 Vande Bharat routes that make exploring India faster and easier
Whether you're heading to the hills, a sacred city or a bustling metro, these Vande Bharat routes cut travel time while making the journey just as memorable as the destination
Miley Cyrus gets her own Barbie doll, and she's 'obsessed' with every tiny detail
Miley Cyrus has been immortalised as a Barbie. Inspired by her 'Golden Burning Sun' look, the collectible doll was designed with the singer's input, from the shoes to the microphone.
Why is July 1 celebrated as International Reggae Day? The story of the music that gave Jamaica its global voice
International Reggae Day is celebrated on July 1 every year. Here's how reggae was born in Jamaica, why the day was created and how the genre transformed global music.
Why you should never lie down immediately after eating
A post-meal nap may feel relaxing but lying down too soon after eating can trigger acid reflux, heartburn and indigestion. Here's why doctors recommend staying upright
7 foods with strong smells that are surprisingly loved around the world
Their aroma may be intense, but these beloved foods have won fans across continents. Here's why strong-smelling delicacies continue to stand the test of time
4 places where two oceans meet but never mix and the science behind it
From the Gulf of Alaska to the Strait of Gibraltar, some places appear to show oceans that do not mix. Discover the science behind these stunning water boundaries and the truth behind the viral phenomenon
Why do devotees shave their heads at Tirupati Balaji Temple? The fascinating history behind India's largest hair donation ritual
Why do millions of devotees shave their heads at Tirupati Balaji Temple? Here's the history of the sacred ritual, the legend behind it and what happens to the donated hair.
The heat is breaking records, and so is climate anxiety among young people: Here's what helps
As extreme weather stops being an anomaly and starts being summer, a growing number of young people are naming what they feel: climate anxiety. Here's what it actually is, and how to sit with it without shutting down
Which city is known as the Idli Capital of the World
From tiffin culture to global menus, idli has travelled beyond borders. Explore which city called the Idli Capital of the World, along with its history, regional varieties and how this humble dish became a worldwide favourite
How big is BTS' comeback? ARIRANG clocks 3.8 billion streams and rewrites the rules of global pop
BTS' comeback album ARIRANG has crossed 3.8 billion streams globally in just eight weeks. Here's how the album is breaking records, growing ARMY and reaching listeners beyond K-pop.
Is 'manopause' real? Doctors explain why some men experience hormonal changes after 40
Does male menopause aka 'manopause' really exist? Doctors explain what 'manopause' actually is, its symptoms, causes, diagnosis and when testosterone therapy may be needed.
Like London, Delhi is getting its own Delhi Eye: Here's what we know so far
Delhi is set to get a new observation wheel inspired by the London Eye. Here's everything to know about the proposed Delhi Eye project, its location, features and timeline.
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