Psychology says people who prefer gardening over socialising may not necessarily be introverts, and their choice could reveal an interesting relationship with solitude |

If you would rather spend a Sunday among your tomatoes than at a crowded gathering, you have probably been called an introvert. Psychologists say the label may not fit. Published research on solitude suggests that wanting time alone and being an introvert are two different things and that the reasons behind a quiet hobby like…

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‘Thoroughly clean bathroom, scrub toilet…’: Man shares two-page chore list his father made him follow from age 8; everyday tasks have the internet talking

Representational image: Canva A two-page document from childhood has brought back memories for some adults and started a debate among parents about how much responsibility children should have at home.The document was shared by an Instagram Threads user, @fatcarl_sp, who posted a picture of the chore list his father had prepared for him when he…

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Harsh Goenka calls IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe a ‘hero’; his reply about public service wins attention |

When business tycoon Harsh Goenka called IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe the “hero of the evening,” he was basically saying out loud what a lot of everyday folks were already thinking. Mundhe, who heads up Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA), had been making waves by going after dark stores, unhygienic restaurant kitchens, and adulterated food.Instead…

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Psychology Of Nurturing Plants: Why do people feel compelled to rescue abandoned plants from roadsides and rubbish heaps? Psychology may explain this unusual urge to nurture living things

You’ve probably seen it, or done it yourself. A droopy plant sits beside a bin, a pot lies abandoned on the pavement, and something inside you says, “I can’t just leave it.” According to research published on PubMed Central, the US National Institutes of Health’s free archive of biomedical studies, there are real psychological reasons…

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Tiny Dinosaurs: Dinosaurs as small as cats: Meet the tiny dinosaurs that lived in the shadow of giants

Say “dinosaur” and most people picture a towering Tyrannosaurus or a long-necked giant stretching over the treetops. But the dinosaur family also had members the size of a cat or even smaller, creatures that would have darted through the undergrowth. Some were feathered, some had wings, and some were fast little runners no longer than…

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Arjun Munda: Arjun Munda, former Union Minister, plays flute for his ill mother, bringing a smile to her face and it is the most heartwarming thing to see on the internet today

Photo: Arjun Munda/ Facebook When someone we love is unwell, most of us feel a little helpless. We can’t take the illness away, and we don’t always know what to say.We try to make gestures that mean, “I’m here, and you’re not alone.” That message often matters more than any medicine.Recently, a video of former…

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Psychology says teenagers who prepare comebacks for imaginary arguments may be processing emotions they haven’t expressed

Have you ever noticed a teenager silently arguing with someone who isn’t even present? They may be replaying a disagreement with a friend, imagining what a teacher might say, preparing the perfect comeback to a parent’s criticism or thinking of all the things they wish they had said during an earlier conversation. Sometimes, the imagined…

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