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From kimchi to kombucha, fermented foods are moving from grandma’s kitchen shelves to Instagram feeds and health stores worldwide. But why is everyone suddenly talking about them?
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When the air burns, the kitchen changes — extreme heat is not just testing our bodies, but also reshaping our food, habits, and cities.
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From Navratri sales to Diwali mega-deals, Indian festivals today are as much about shopping carts as they are about rituals. Are we really celebrating the divine — or just fueling consumerism in the name of tradition?
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Ever realized you were dreaming — and then decided what happens next? Welcome to the ultimate playground of the mind.
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We outgrow schools, jobs, even cities—but why does it feel like we also outgrow friends?
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What’s the secret to a long, healthy life? Around the world, certain regions—called Blue Zones—are home to unusually high numbers of centenarians, offering clues to longevity and wellness.
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From Twitter storms to viral boycotts, outrage isn’t just an emotion anymore
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It starts with a harmless swipe. A reel here, a meme there. But before you know it, hours vanish—and you’re left wondering: who’s really in control, you or the screen?
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Smartphones, internet, and storytelling are turning farmers, teachers, and homemakers from India’s villages into global influencers.
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India’s IT industry has long been the golden ticket for stable jobs and high salaries
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One is a centuries-old ritual, the other a modern lifestyle statement. Together, they’re fueling India’s billion-dollar beverage war.
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From sleepy secondary markets to billion-dollar public listings, India’s IPO boom is rewriting how investors play the game.
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A festive gathering at Sydney’s popular beach turned tragic after a shooting incident during a Jewish festival, with authorities identifying a Pakistani man and his son as the prime suspects.
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An Odia artist takes the stage in Hong Kong — and with every note, carries the sound of an entire culture to the world.
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All aboard the festive express—because this Diwali season, travel just got faster and smoother.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning for above-average rainfall in October, forecasting precipitation over 115% of the 50-year average across large parts of the country.
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A fabricated AI-generated video depicting Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann in an obscene context has led to a police investigation, highlighting the growing concerns over the misuse of deepfake technology.
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In 2025, social media platforms are intensifying their competition to dominate the 'trending' space
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Paychecks, side hustles, and investing — why young adults are obsessed with building wealth early.
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Beyond speed — the future of connectivity is unhackable, ultra-secure, and almost magical.
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Every notification, every algorithm-nudge, every AI summary is rewriting how we see the world.
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In India, necessity isn’t just the mother of invention—it’s the fuel for a nationwide culture of ingenious solutions, small hacks, and life-changing innovations.
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A hay-fever nasal spray may cut the risk of COVID-19
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What if your memory isn’t lying — but the universe is? The Mandela Effect, a bizarre phenomenon where large groups of people misremember the same event or detail, challenges what we think we know about memory, history, and even reality itself.
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India’s browsing experience is evolving from typing keywords into a box to having natural conversations with AI assistants inside browsers.
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From frostbitten mornings to icy nights, North India is preparing for a winter like no other.
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Extreme weather is no longer distant—it’s pouring into our streets.
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Odisha’s twin cities are set to get a faster, wider, and smarter connection as the Centre eyes approval for the long-awaited bypass project.
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Imagine a world where your eyes send messages, capture memories, and interact with the digital universe—all without ever touching your phone.
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From matcha lattes in ceramic mugs to linen-clad bedrooms bathed in soft sunlight, “aesthetic living” has leapt off Pinterest boards and into our real lives. But is this obsession with curated perfection shaping us—or trapping us?
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You may not notice it — but artificial intelligence is already behind almost everything you do.
