Vande Bharat: “I can say it was worth every penny”: Two Lithuanian women who quit their jobs to enjoy an extended trip to India share their experience aboard Vande Bharat, comparing platforms to ‘Hunger Games’

Photo: @karisha.vlogs/ Instagram Most of us see our own country through the same everyday lens. We know the crowds, the noise and the delays, and we learn to live with them. But when an outsider appreciates the little details about our own country, it feels different.A Lithuanian traveller named Karisha is exploring India with her…

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Sharad Purnima 2026: Why kheer is kept under the full moon and how the traditional silver coin ritual is believed to invite prosperity, abundance and long life

Every year, on Sharad Purnima, many Indian households prepare a bowl of kheer, cover it with a thin cloth and leave it under the full moon. By the next morning, the dessert is offered as prasad and shared with family members. For generations, this ritual has been part of the festival, but have you ever…

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Leonardo Da Vinci Quotes: Quote of the day by Leonardo da Vinci: “Beyond a doubt, truth bears the same relation to falsehood as light to darkness”

Leonardo da Vinci was an Italian painter, inventor, engineer, and scientist popularly known today for painting timeless pieces like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.Beyond art, he also filled thousands of pages of notebooks with sketches, studies of the human body, flying machines, and reflections on life.It is from these collections that words of…

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Creative ways to blend initials, syllables and meanings to honour mom while giving your little one a unique identity

If sentiment matters more than sound, look for a name that means the same thing as mom’s. A mother named Chandni, which means moonlight, could choose Chandra or Indu, both names for the moon. A mother named Divya, meaning divine or radiant, might pick Tejas, meaning brilliance. The link is quiet, because it isn’t obvious…

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Indian Hindu priest in Dubai reveals he earns Rs 5,100 to Rs 12,800 per ceremony; recalls struggling to afford his next meal |

Indian Hindu priest in Dubai reveals he earns Rs 5,100 to Rs 12,800 per ceremony Working in another country can bring its own set of challenges, especially when there is no guarantee of how much money you will earn. An Indian Hindu priest in Dubai recently shared his experience of dealing with this uncertainty, recalling…

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‘He was born retired’: Viral video of a newborn with a thick moustache has the internet in stitches – but is it real?

Social media feeds have been flooded over the past few days with a clip of a newborn baby who looks like he’s ready to file a tax return. The video, reportedly originating from Ecuador, shows a tiny infant lying in a hospital crib sporting what looks like a full, dark, incredibly neat upper-lip moustache.Predictably, the…

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