‘Mogging’ is Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year. But what does it mean, and 5 other words that made it to the list?

Image Courtesy: Collin Dictionary Mogging, meaning to outshine or outperform someone or something, has officially been named the Word of the Year 2026 by Collins Dictionary.It is a fast-growing slang term popularised by Generation Z and Generation Alpha, used both online and in real life. ‘Mogging’ mogged other words with a 210% increase in its…

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Why has Toblerone sued a small vegan chocolate brand? Here’s what its chocolate bar looks like

Most of us judge a chocolate bar by how good it tastes. But right now, the actual shape of a bar has dragged two completely different confectioners into a massive legal brawl.Mondelēz International – the corporate giant behind Toblerone – has officially taken a tiny British vegan chocolate startup called Catherine’s Originals to court. The…

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Trying for a baby through IVF? How couples can cope with anxiety, fear of failure and emotional stress

The emotional difficulties for individuals and couples who are having in vitro fertilisation (IVF) can be just as demanding as the medical treatment itself. At every stage from ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval to embryo transfer and the pregnancy test there is a sense of uncertainty. Because of the emotional and financial commitment involved, it…

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A Madhya Pradesh river that residents say had become a foul-smelling drain has a 600-metre restored riverfront after a Rs 4.8 crore effort led by an IAS officer and 26 panchayat projects in Narsinghpur

For years, residents of Nakatuwa in Madhya Pradesh’s Narsinghpur district had little reason to visit the Singri River. Once a place where families bathed, washed clothes and collected water, it had gradually turned into a polluted channel carrying sewage and household waste. Its foul smell kept people away, and its banks had become vulnerable to…

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Anupriya Nagar: Anupriya Nagar’s home is an Indian royal retreat and treasure trove of classic charm: 4 decor inspirations to take away from the Hanuman Ansh producer’s bungalow

Anupriya Nagar made her debut as a film producer with Hanuman Ansh, which made a worldwide gross collection of Rs. 451 Cr. during its extended run. She recently opened the doors of her Juhu bungalow in a video on the Curly Tales YouTube channel.Her home is nestled among trees, plants, and landscaped greenery leading up…

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‘I’m so brain-fogged and sleep-deprived’: Radhika Apte opens up about motherhood, sleepless nights and how raising a child has changed her ability to multitask

Radhikha Apte with her baby girl (@radhikaofficial) Actor Radhika Apte is currently making headlines for her recent Netflix release Akka alongside co-star Keerthy Suresh. Both the women are mothers and are balancing work and motherhood. But between the first smiles, burps, cuddles are countless sleepless nights, dirty diapers and laundry and unfinished chores. With all…

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Diwali Gifts: “No competition. Aapko kya mila?”: Delhi company’s iPhone 16 Diwali gift for employees goes viral and leaves the internet asking if it’s real

Photo: @financersaab2.0/ Instagram Diwali is just around the corner, and corporate offices are in full swing with the festivities, distributing gifts and hampers to mark the celebration of the festival of lights.And if you ask what people got for Diwali office gifts, you will hear a familiar list. Be it a box of sweets, a…

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A Polish Square with an Indian origin: How Jam Sahib saved the lives of 1000 Polish children during the Second World War

The Good Maharaja Square | Image Courtesy: WikiMedia Commons Take a walk around Poland and you will find plenty of reminders of its rich history. From cobbled streets and grand squares to monuments commemorating wars, revolutions and the people who shaped the country, almost every corner has a story to tell. But tucked away in…

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