Taylor Swift finally delivers a red-carpet ‘serve’: Her black and silver VMAs gown has fans saying ‘That’s how you do it’ |

Taylor Swift knows how to make an entrance, and her latest red carpet look has fans talking. The singer arrived at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night wearing a dramatic black and silver Tamara Ralph gown that brought a touch of old-Hollywood glamour to the VMAs.The look was glamorous…

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Anushka Sharma once took her ice-cream-loving daughter to an ice-cream museum and told her to eat as much as she wanted: Here’s what happened next and the takeaway for parents

Anushka Sharma’s ice-cream lesson offers a fresh take on healthy eating For many parents, taking a child to an ice-cream museum and then saying, “Eat as much as you want,” may sound like the opposite of teaching healthy eating. But when Anushka Sharma tried it with her daughter Vamika, she noticed something that made her…

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Passenger pays Rs. 1200 for AC bus ticket but gets to travel in non AC and dropped off 10 km short of his destination at midnight, company ends up paying Rs 31,500 for faulty services |

Every trip begins with a small act of trust. We book a seat, verify the details, pay the money, and expect the service to match what was promised. Most of the time it does, and we hardly think about it afterwards.One such journey of a traveller turned out to be unbearable, as a traveller was…

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Psychology says children need predictable boundaries more than constant freedom: How clear rules, consistency and choice help children develop self-control

Clear boundaries can give children both security and a sense of choice. A child asks for one more episode before bed. The parent says yes. Ten minutes later, the child asks for another. The parent gives in again because it is late, everyone is tired and arguing feels harder than simply saying yes.The next evening,…

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‘Because we have to promote a culture, right? Toh hum log kya karenge? Ganesh ji ki murti ko lenge aur bas Thames mein phenk denge’: Woman questions Ganesh Visarjan in London, video sparks debate

A woman’s video from London has sparked a conversation about what happens when cultural traditions travel across borders. In the clip, and Indian woman questions the idea of immersing a Ganesh idol in the River Thames, using sarcasm to make a larger point about celebrating Indian traditions while also respecting the environment and local rules.In…

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“I began reading a lot and this shaped my life”: He lost most of his eyesight at 8, grew up with an autorickshaw-driver father; how Ajay R Raj cracked UPSC with AIR 109

Ajay cracked UPSC with AIR 109. At around eight years old, Ajay R Raj lost most of his eyesight.For a child growing up in a small town in Kerala’s Western Ghats, between Kozhikode and Wayanad, it could have narrowed the world considerably. His family, too, was not one of privilege. His father was an autorickshaw…

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Nitin Gupta: In 2004 Nitin Gupta JEE rank 1 graduated from IIT Kanpur and went on to study at the University of California, today he is a researcher of mosquito brains at the same institute

Prof. Nitin Gupta (Photo: IIT Kanpur Alumni profile) For millions of families across India, an IIT is more than a college. It’s a dream that starts in Class 9 or as soon as the parents realise their child’s potential in science and mathematics.People burn the midnight oil with late-night study sessions and coaching classes, while…

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Vincent Van Gogh Quote: Quote of the day by Vincent Van Gogh: “The heart of man is very much like the sea, it has its storms, it has its tides and in its depths it has its pearls too.”

Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh (Photo via Canva) Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch painter who is remembered today as one of the most important artists in western history, popularly known for his paintings like The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and The Potato Eaters.He was not a painter from the beginning and did not start…

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