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Indian expats lifestyle post comparing India, Canada sparks online debate
An Instagram post comparing the quality of life in India and Canada has the internet talking. The video was posted by an Indian expat, Vishal, who pointed out clean fresh air and the sounds of birds chirping versus to the intense air pollution and constant honking in major Indian cities. Life of a middle-class family Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Top medical advice to follow in 2026 for better health
With the year 2026 on the horizon, it is apparent that health organisations such as WHO, CDC, and AHA are making one thing crystal clear: turn your attention to prevention before situations such as diabetes, heart disease, and illness occur. The latest recommendations from reputable health journals such as Circulation, Hypertension, and The Lancet focus on easily implemented techniques such as improved diet, check-ups, and recent vaccines that improve vigor, reduce physician visits, and increase healthy life years.These five trends arise from hard evidence and make wellness seem doable rather than daunting. They capitalise on decades of research and create habit loops that work for regular people.
Inside the Rothschild family war: A Swiss castle, billion-dollar art, and a bitter legal fight
A bitter dispute is unfolding between Baroness Ariane de Rothschild and her 93-year-old mother-in-law, Baroness Nadine de Rothschild, over a priceless private art collection. The conflict centers on the fate of treasures housed in a Swiss castle, with Nadine seeking to establish a public museum and Ariane questioning her decisions.
What dry wiping leaves behind: Urologist explains the health risks
Dry toilet paper inadequately cleans fecal matter, leading to chronic irritation, infections, and residue spread. Urologist Dr. Tarek Pacha highlights how water-based cleansing, like bidets, significantly reduces bacteria and resolves issues like UTIs and perianal dermatitis. This evidence-based approach offers improved comfort and well-being.
Bollywood actresses reimagined as Marvel and DC superheroes by AI
An AI-generated video reimagines Bollywood actresses as Marvel and DC superheroes, with casting choices that feel surprisingly fitting. From Deepika Padukone as Wonder Woman to Alia Bhatt as Captain Marvel, the creator's thoughtful pairings have captivated the internet, sparking a desire to see these visions on screen.
Bird flu is escalating, with Europe reporting a six-fold surge in cases among wild birds in 2025. Migratory patterns are facilitating the virus's spread across continents, impacting poultry farms and raising concerns about potential human and mammalian infections. Coordinated surveillance and biosecurity measures are crucial to mitigate this growing threat.
The Copenhagen Test on Peacock gets rave reviews, fans cant stop praising Simu Liu and Melissa Barrera
What is the winter vomiting bug and how it affects the gut
The winter vomiting bug is a term that strikes fear into the hearts of many people during the winter months. This scientifically known norovirus is a highly contagious disease-causing virus that attacks the stomach with a vengeance. It makes a person feel miserable for a couple of days, significantly impacting the gut health. Wondering how it works? Read on to know more
Social media personality Anushka Pawar sustained an unexplained cut on her arm during a metro commute, highlighting the vulnerability of public transport users. This incident underscores the health risks associated with unknown wounds, particularly the potential for tetanus, and prompts a reminder about maintaining tetanus vaccination schedules.
Your wallet isnt as clean as you think: What a microbiologist found living on money
Microbiologist Dr. Shweta revealed the hidden fungal colonies thriving on money by culturing it in a lab. Her findings highlight how everyday cash, passed through many hands, becomes a breeding ground for microbes. This underscores the importance of diligent hand hygiene to prevent the spread of potential infections.
Why talking while driving is more dangerous than you think
New research reveals that talking while driving, even hands-free, significantly delays essential eye movements. This cognitive load interferes with the neural mechanisms controlling gaze, potentially slowing hazard recognition and increasing accident risks. The findings highlight that even brief delays in visual processing can have serious consequences on the road.
LASIK, a popular eye surgery, can lead to dry eyes in a significant percentage of patients due to temporary disruption of corneal nerves. Pre-operative evaluations and interventions like omega-3 fatty acids for select individuals and temporal punctal plugs can help mitigate these symptoms. These measures aim to improve tear production and drainage, reducing post-LASIK dryness.
5 important lessons on wealth generation from Ramit Sethis 'I Will Teach You to Be Rich'
At its core, the book makes one big promise: you dont need to be perfect with money. You just need a system that keeps working even when youre busy, distracted, or tired. Here are five lessons from the book that feel practical, relatable, and actually doable.
How your social circle shapes your body weight
Friends significantly influence your body weight and overall health, according to Dr. Jeremy London. A study revealed that a friend's obesity increases your odds by 57%. The solution lies in awareness and being the catalyst for positive change within your social circle and environment.
Put your eyes to test and spot the Dhurandhar in this viral video
A humorous optical illusion from Dr. Kanish Sharma's kitchen has gone viral on Instagram. The post features pea pods on the floor, with a hidden 'dhurandhar' (a ladyfinger) camouflaged among them. Adding to the fun, a second ladyfinger is also concealed, prompting witty comments from viewers. Can you spot both?
The sixth sense: what is proprioception and why it matters more as we age
Discover proprioception, your body's hidden sixth sense that guides movement and balance subconsciously. As we age, this crucial ability declines, increasing fall risks and impacting mobility. Maintaining proprioception through simple exercises is vital for independence, reducing injuries, and enhancing long-term quality of life. Learn how to keep this essential sense sharp.
Experts warn: Overdressing children in winter can limit movement and healthy development
Child experts warn that excessive winter clothing can hinder children's physical development and bone density by restricting movement. Overdressing also reduces sunlight exposure, impacting vital Vitamin D production crucial for calcium absorption and immune function. Overheating can lead to discomfort, dehydration, and skin issues. Proper layering for comfort and activity is key.
Carrot juice benefits in winter: From better digestion to stronger immunity and healthier eyes
Winter's chill impacts digestion, immunity, and skin, but fresh carrot juice offers a potent solution. Rich in beta-carotene and antioxidants, it supports gut health, bolsters the immune system, and enhances skin radiance. This nutrient-dense drink also aids blood sugar balance, protects heart health, and sharpens vision, making it a vital winter wellness habit.
A young woman's wedding plans were derailed by undiagnosed Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD). Initially dismissing symptoms like fatigue and bloating as stress, her condition worsened, leading to hospitalization. Doctors highlight that NAFLD, fueled by factors beyond alcohol, is increasingly affecting women under 30, urging awareness of its silent progression.
Top medical advice from doctors that went viral in 2025
In recent years, social media has become something more than a space for entertainment or connections. It has now become a platform which is being used to promote information and awareness. Medical experts including doctors, nutritionists, fitness trainers and other health practitioners use social media platforms such as Instagram, Youtube and X to spread awareness and give advice and guidance. Here are some of the most popular and influential medical advice that went viral in the year 2025. Earlier it was believed that to keep heart health in check, walking 10k steps was a non-negotiable. This year, the hyped benchmark of walking 10,000 steps was widely challenged by many health experts. In fact, in the middle of the year, a study published in The Lancet found that those who walked around 7000 daily steps had a 25% lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
New research reveals coffee offers significant health advantages. Morning coffee consumption is linked to better heart health and reduced mortality risk. Coffee components protect against Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Moderate intake is associated with a longer life. Coffee intake reduces heart disease risk and counteracts age-related inflammation. These benefits become more pronounced with age.
5 warning signs of heart attack in winters
Feeling heavy or suffocated right after waking up is a red flag.
Could chewing moringa leaves really boost your health?
Moringa leaves, a traditional food source, are gaining attention for their rich nutrients. Chewing raw leaves provides vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. This practice supports metabolic health, including blood sugar regulation. Moringa also offers antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds beneficial for the immune system. Consuming these leaves in moderation can enhance overall well-being.
Woman loses sight in one eye after vaping the night before
A healthy 40-year-old woman experienced sudden vision loss in one eye after heavy vaping. Doctors linked the incident to her four-year vaping habit, highlighting potential risks like retinal artery spasm and reduced blood flow to the optic nerve. This case serves as a stark warning that vaping can lead to severe eye issues, even in young, healthy individuals.
How Deepti Sharma's brother bet everything on her dream
Deepti Sharma achieved a historic 150 T20I wickets, becoming the first Indian cricketer to do so. Her success is significantly attributed to her brother, Sumit, who sacrificed his job to support her dreams. Sumit's unwavering faith and dedication have been instrumental in shaping her illustrious career. Take a look at how her brother Sumit shaped her cricket dreams.
Meet Peggy Ann Farrar: An Amritdhari Sikh and Hollywood actor Leonardo Dicaprio's stepmother
Leonardo DiCaprio's stepmother, Peggy Ann Farrar, is an Amritdhari Sikh. She is often seen with the actor at Hollywood events. Peggy embraces her faith with a turban and Indian attire. Her journey highlights a blend of spirituality and public life. She lives by Sikh values of prayer and selfless service. Peggy's presence offers a unique perspective on identity.
Woman receives job termination email from company she never worked for!
A woman received a shocking termination email, only to discover the company had never employed her. Career counsellor Simon Ingari shared the bizarre mix-up, highlighting HR's careless error. While some found humour, many stressed the potential damage of such mistakes, especially amid job insecurity. A simple email caused significant distress.
Moringa soup in winter and why people keep coming back to it
Moringa soup emerges as a practical winter staple, offering warmth and essential nutrients without being heavy. Its mild flavour and easy digestibility make it ideal for colder months when energy dips and immunity is crucial. This simple dish provides vital vitamins and minerals often lacking in seasonal diets, supporting digestion and combating fatigue.
8 exotic Asian destinations to bookmark for 2026
With global tourism developing in 2026, a few Asian destinations are exceptionally interesting with their immersive experiences rather than just sightseeing, through food, heritage, nature, and everyday life. Here are eight such Asian countries you should be planning your next unforgettable vacation around.
What happened on 27th December in history: The most significant events over the years
December 27th marks significant historical moments, including the first singing of India's national anthem in 1911 and the establishment of the World Bank and IMF in 1945. The day also commemorates the Apollo 8 Moon orbit landing in 1968. Celebrated birthdays include poet Ghalib and actor Salman Khan, while we remember actors Farooq Sheikh and Carrie Fisher.
Spot the number 36: This 9-second optical illusion tests how sharp your brain really is
Engage your brain with this intriguing visual riddle! Buried within a sea of inverted 86s lies a lone inverted 36, waiting to be discovered in just nine seconds. This challenge not only sharpens your observational skills but also uncovers how our minds tend to perceive patterns, often overlooking crucial anomalies.
This is the only Indian state to make it to the list of World's Top 26 Destinations For 2026
Kerala has been recognized as a top global destination for 2026 by Rough Guides, securing the 16th spot. Known as 'God's Own Country,' it offers authentic experiences like backwaters, hill stations, and rich traditions, perfect for slow travel. The state's tourism portal also saw significant global traffic, highlighting its growing appeal.
Influencer Estee Williams newborn on full life support after cardiac arrest
Social media influencer Estee Williams' three-month-old daughter, Estelle, is on life support after suffering cardiac arrest and stopping breathing. The baby, who was born with congenital heart defects and has undergone multiple surgeries, is now being kept alive by an ECMO machine. Doctors are planning for a Berlin Heart device as Estelle awaits a potential heart transplant.
Understanding Bells Palsy: Know its symptoms, causes, when to worry, and how its diagnosed
Bell's palsy causes sudden facial weakness or paralysis on one side. This condition affects the nerve controlling facial muscles. Viral infections, stress, and other factors can trigger it. While alarming, it often resolves on its own. Early awareness is crucial to distinguish it from serious ailments like stroke. Management focuses on eye protection and facial exercises.
What makes kimchi good for immune health? A simple recipe to make at home
Kimchi, a fermented vegetable dish, is gaining scientific recognition for its immune-boosting properties. Its rich fiber, vitamins, minerals, and beneficial bacteria support gut health and reduce inflammation. Fermentation enhances nutrient bioavailability and creates bioactive compounds, making kimchi a powerful ally for a resilient immune system. Discover how this traditional food supports your well-being.
Why working on your dreams after your 9-to-5 matters more than work-life balance
Grammy winner Will.i.am advocates for 'dream-reality balance' over work-life balance, emphasizing that evenings are crucial for building personal dreams. He believes sacrificing comfort during the '5-to-9' hours is key to transforming aspirations into tangible achievements, a principle he followed long before it became a trend.
Dark chocolate benefits for men for boosting mood, focus and circulation
Dark chocolate offers men subtle yet significant boosts to everyday wellbeing. Research indicates cocoa flavanols improve vascular function and cognitive performance, aligning with men's reported experiences of enhanced mood, focus, and circulation. This rich treat provides a gentle, controlled energy without highs and lows, supporting heart health and allowing enjoyment without excess.
5 lesser-known health benefits of backward walking
Studies have shown that backward walking burns more calories than forward walking.
Ed Sheeran revealed his 14 kg weight loss journey, inspired by his desire to be a healthier father and feel superhuman on stage. After a decade of unhealthy habits, the singer embraced weight training, pilates, and running, working with personal trainers to elevate his fitness routine and achieve his transformation.
A slice of the South in the North: 8 South Indian temples in Delhi
Delhi offers a vibrant South Indian cultural experience beyond its Mughal heritage. Towering gopurams, ancient rituals, and serene sanctums in temples like Uttara Swami Malai and Sri Venkateswara serve as cultural bridges, showcasing South Indian heritage in the North.
Abdominal obesity, or a 'beer belly,' poses significant heart health risks, particularly for men. Emerging studies reveal that visceral fat negatively impacts heart muscle structure and chamber volume, leading to potential heart failure even with normal BMI. Early detection through waist-to-hip ratio and advanced cardiac MRI is crucial for preventive action.
Salmonella and other harmful microbes detected in moringa leaf powder products
Emerging studies have sparked alarm regarding the safety of moringa leaf powder, highlighting dangerous levels of contamination with Salmonella, E. coli, and parasites. An alarming outbreak in 2025 sickened 11 individuals due to Salmonella-laden supplements. These harmful bacteria can lead to severe gastrointestinal disturbances, especially when the powder is consumed in its raw form.
How weight loss drugs are changing what Americans buy
New research from Cornell University reveals that GLP-1 weight-loss medications are significantly altering American shopping habits. Within six months of starting these drugs, individuals reduced grocery spending by an average of 5.3%, with higher-income households seeing over an 8% drop. Spending at fast-food and coffee shops also fell by approximately 8%.
Why washing chicken can increase Salmonella risk, not reduce it
Washing raw chicken can actually increase the risk of Salmonella infection by spreading bacteria through water droplets. Studies show a significant percentage of sinks and even ready-to-eat foods become contaminated after rinsing poultry. To ensure safety, prepare uncooked foods first, thoroughly clean all surfaces, and cook chicken to an internal temperature of 74C.
THIS is the perfect age gap for happy and long-lasting relationships, according to science
Research indicates a 'sweet spot' for age gaps in long-lasting relationships, with zero to three years showing the highest satisfaction. While larger gaps can present challenges, successful couples prioritize open communication, shared values, love, and respect to navigate differences and maintain happiness.
Indian home-cooked meals, often praised for being healthy, are facing scrutiny. An oncologist reveals our diet is carbohydrate-heavy, lacking essential protein and healthy fats. Experts urge reducing oil and salt, increasing protein intake with lean meats or paneer, adding raw or steamed vegetables, and replacing refined grains with millets for a truly balanced plate.
Do you clean your berries properly: Doctor explains what actually works
Worried about pesticides on your favourite berries? A doctor's simple, research-backed method using baking soda and water can remove up to 96% of residues. This easy soak, followed by a rinse, is the safest way to enjoy these nutritious fruits without fear. Learn the science behind it and why a quick wash isn't enough.
Do your socks leave marks on your legs? When is it normal and when to worry
Evening sock marks on your ankles can be a subtle sign of fluid retention, especially after long periods of standing or sitting. While often harmless, persistent deep indentations accompanied by heavy, tight, or shiny skin might indicate underlying health issues like circulation problems or organ dysfunction. Simple lifestyle changes can help manage mild swelling.
IIT graduate with cerebral palsy clears UPSC in first attempt
At just 24, IIT alumnus Manvendra Singh has shattered expectations by overcoming cerebral palsy to achieve a remarkable All India Rank of 112 in his debut attempt at the UPSC Engineering Services Examination.
8 villages in India that are experiences, not just destinations
In a world where people are running after famous attractions and more social-media-recommended destinations, there are some incredible villages in India which enjoy a life away from all limelight.
This European destination is the worlds Most Liveable City for 2026
Bern, Switzerland, has been named the world's most liveable city for 2026 by ECA International. This charming capital boasts a UNESCO World Heritage Old Town, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional quality of life. With world-class infrastructure and safety, Bern offers a unique blend of history and modern amenities, making it an ideal destination.
Why South Korea is paying its citizens to date, marry, have kids
South Korea is now paying citizens to date, marry, and have children due to a severe relationship crisis and declining birth rates. Local governments offer cash incentives, with some regions providing up to INR 12-13 lakh for marriage. However, experts question if financial aid alone can revive relationships amidst work stress and economic pressures.
5 ways to keep your nails neat and clean at home (most people skip number 3)
Discover simple, everyday habits to maintain neat and clean nails without extensive effort. Learn to trim regularly, clean beneath the nail bed during handwashing, care for cuticles, moisturize to prevent brittleness, and protect nails from damage. These small, consistent actions ensure your nails look and feel healthy, eliminating the need for frequent salon visits.
New research reveals indoor air pollution in homes can exceed outdoor levels, posing significant health risks. Everyday activities like cooking and cleaning, alongside external sources, contribute to these elevated levels. Simple ventilation improvements and mindful habits can effectively reduce indoor particle exposure.
Gaten Matarazzo's character Dustin Henderson from Netflix's Stranger Things sheds light on cleidocranial dysplasia (CCD), a rare genetic disorder affecting bone and dental development. The condition, characterized by absent collarbones and dental abnormalities, impacts approximately one in a million people globally. Matarazzo's openness has raised awareness for this often misunderstood condition.
Turmeric, jaggery and black pepper for winter: A powerful trio for warmth, digestion and immunity
Winter naturally shifts our diets towards grounding ingredients like turmeric, jaggery, and black pepper. This traditional trio, now scientifically supported for its impact on hunger and blood sugar, offers warmth, aids digestion, and bolsters immunity. Their subtle presence transforms heavy winter meals and comforting drinks, making the season more manageable.
Why is everyone talking about orange juice these days? Key health benefits you are missing out on
Orange juice is having a quiet comeback, and this time the spotlight is on science rather than just breakfast advertising. Recent research is looking at 100% orange juice as more than a sugary drink, especially when it is consumed in small, sensible portions. If you still think of it as just juice, you may be missing several health benefits that are surprisingly well documented.
North India in January: 10 places that look their best in winter
From quaint hill towns to heritage-rich plains, these 10 look their best during winter, and are a must visit in North India in January.
Beckham family feud: Why Brooklyn blocked David and Victoria
Brooklyn Beckham's recent cryptic TikTok, featuring Lady Gaga's Sorry, I cannot hear you, Im kinda busy, has fueled speculation about a deepening rift with his family. This follows reports of him blocking David, Victoria, and his siblings on social media. The feud reportedly began around his wedding and has intensified with missed family events and differing values.
Lily Collins celebrates her first Christmas with daughter Tove
Lily Collins is cherishing her daughter Tove's first Christmas, sharing heartwarming glimpses of their intimate family celebration. The actress expressed immense joy and gratitude for this special milestone, highlighting the magic of motherhood. Collins also revealed the beautiful Norse meaning behind Tove's name, 'beloved' or 'beautiful', as she embraces her new role as a mother.
Recurrent UTIs? Your yoga pant could be the reason, senior urologist warns
Tight, synthetic leggings can contribute to vaginal and urinary problems by trapping moisture and creating an environment for bacterial overgrowth. While not the sole cause of UTIs, prolonged wear and poor hygiene with these garments increase risk. Experts advise changing out of damp leggings promptly and opting for breathable fabrics to protect pelvic health.
Greek yoghurt vs skyr vs hung curd vs curd: Which one has more protein, taste and nutrition
Indian supermarkets now offer a diverse dairy aisle, with consumers navigating choices between Greek yogurt, skyr, hung curd, and traditional curd. Each offers distinct protein, taste, and nutritional profiles, influencing satiety, meal pairings, and everyday culinary uses. Understanding these subtle differences helps consumers make informed decisions based on their daily needs and preferences.
Legendary singer Barry Manilow diagnosed with lung cancer at 82 after routine scan
Legendary singer Barry Manilow, 82, revealed his lung cancer diagnosis, discovered by chance during an unrelated medical scan. Doctors recommend surgery, with chemotherapy and radiotherapy not currently anticipated. Manilow has postponed upcoming shows and urges fans to heed persistent respiratory symptoms.
Large UK study finds Mediterranean-style eating may reduce multiple sclerosis risk
A large-scale study reveals that adhering to a Mediterranean diet significantly lowers the risk of developing multiple sclerosis, particularly for younger adults and nonsmokers. Researchers observed a 14% reduction in MS risk for every point increase in the Mediterranean Diet Score, highlighting the protective power of these dietary choices.
Bridgerton season 4 update: Benedicts love story stirs 'Cinderella with trauma' in new teaser trailer, fans call it 'proper fairytale energy'
This island country makes visitors sign a promise at the airport; heres why
Palau is pioneering sustainable tourism with its Legacy Pledge, a passport-stamped promise tourists make to protect the environment. Launched in 2017, this initiative uses behavioral science, storytelling, and legal reminders to foster responsible visitor actions. It's a moral contract, not just a rule, aiming to preserve Palau's precious marine ecosystems for future generations.
5 exercises for a stronger, firmer wrist (and why that matters)
Weak wrists surprise you. You pick up a weighted bag or attempt a plank, and before you know it, everything is wobbling. Whether lifting weights in the gym, typing at work, or playing a sport, strong wrists mean a steady hand and reduced risk of injury.Below are exercises that will help build strength in these muscles related to forearm movement and grip. Perform these exercises two or three times a week with a light start, and increased strength will follow in a few week.Begin with a quick warm-up routine. Roll the wrists in circular motions for ten repetitions in either direction; then press the palms against each other and push down for a gentle stretch extension.
Why a stiffer colon is raising alarms as colorectal cancer appears earlier: How to identify it
A recent study reveals that a stiffer colon, caused by years of low-grade inflammation, may be an early warning sign for colorectal cancer in younger adults. This tissue hardening creates an environment where tumors can grow faster, prompting researchers to explore new screening and treatment strategies for those under 50.
Brown algae in aquariums: What causes it, how to remove it, and prevent it from returning
New aquarium owners often face a common issue: a dusty brown film on surfaces. This isn't true algae but diatoms, microscopic organisms thriving in unstable water conditions with excess silica and nutrients. While harmless, they mar aesthetics. Effective removal involves manual cleaning and siphoning, with prevention focusing on stable water chemistry, proper lighting, and regular maintenance.
What are brain zaps and should they worry you
Experiencing sudden, electric shock-like sensations in your head, known as 'brain zaps,' can be unsettling. While often harmless and linked to discontinuing certain medications like antidepressants, these brief, painful phenomena warrant attention. If accompanied by loss of consciousness or weakness, consulting a doctor is crucial to rule out serious conditions.
From bone to brain, calcium and magnesium are two of the most essential minerals that the body needs. To manage the deficiency of these minerals, supplements are available and can be taken after a doctors recommendation. But for someone suffering from deficiencies of both of these minerals, taking supplementation can be a little complicated. Lets understand why taking calcium and magnesium supplements together may not be ideal and how strategically taking them can provide optimal absorption. Calcium is an essential mineral for the body that supports bone health, muscle contraction and nerve function. While many people get enough calcium through dietary intake, certain individuals may need supplementation. These include: postmenopausal women, older adults and people with medical conditions like Crohn's disease or Celiac disease.
A man named Keshav Gupta shed 46 kg by ditching five key food groups. He swapped high-GI grains for millets and legumes, and sugar for natural sweeteners. Processed snacks, sweet fruits like mangoes, and refined seed oils were also eliminated, replaced by homemade options, berries, and healthy fats. This dietary shift proved crucial for his significant weight loss.
Why South India is the ultimate January escape: 10 places to prove it!
With misty hill stations and ancient ruins, temple towns and quiet coastlines, South India in January offers choice without extremes of weather too. Each has the advantages of clear skies, mild temperatures and a landscape revived by recent rains, andit remains one of the most rewarding months for exploring this region.
What travellers valued most this year and what it means for 2026
In 2025, global travel saw a significant behavioral shift, with travelers prioritizing clarity, predictability, and trust over just destination appeal. This led to a demand for seamless, stress-free journeys, amplified by the rise of AI-enabled travelers seeking informed decision-making. For 2026, mobility systems must adapt to these evolving expectations, focusing on transparency and human oversight to build enduring trust.
5 simple home remedies for sore throat
Salt draws excess fluid from swollen tissues and helps reduce inflammation. Gargle with half teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water for 30 seconds. Repeat 3-4 a day.
Which state is also known as Finland of India and why
Kerala, often called 'God's Own Country,' is increasingly compared to Finland due to its exceptional education, high quality of life, and robust social welfare. With a literacy rate exceeding 94% and strong human development indicators, Kerala mirrors Finland's success. This comparison highlights the state's achievements in governance and societal values, making it the 'Finland of India'.
Worried about pollution? A Chandigarh dentist reveals how to pick the right mask. Look for a darker, water-repellent front and a brighter back, with a metal strip at the top. Crucially, the folds should point downwards to effectively trap harmful particles. Wearing it upside down renders it useless. Choose wisely for genuine protection.
8 (realistic) resolutions for a happier, better 2026
Tired of the super difficult, never achievable resolutions? Here are 8 (realistic) resolutions for a happier, better 2026
Bill Gates' daughter Phoebe finds love again: Who is her new boyfriend?
Phoebe Gates, daughter of billionaire Bill Gates, has found love again. She is now dating Chaz Flynn, her high school sweetheart. The couple recently made their relationship official on social media. This rekindled romance follows her earlier relationship with Arthur Donald, grandson of Paul McCartney. Phoebe and Chaz first met as teenagers and briefly dated.
Winter immunity-boosting foods: What to eat to stay well when temperatures drop
Boost your winter immunity with nutrient-rich foods. Experts show certain foods can lower the risk and duration of respiratory infections. Include citrus fruits, leafy greens, yogurt, fatty fish, nuts, seeds, garlic, ginger, mushrooms, oats, pulses, berries, and zinc-rich options. These foods strengthen your immune system and provide essential vitamins and minerals for your body's defence.
Dry states of India where alcohol is completely banned
Several Indian states enforce alcohol prohibition, guided by Article 47 of the Constitution. Gujarat, Bihar, Nagaland, and Lakshadweep have implemented varying degrees of bans, from complete prohibition to regulated sales, aiming to curb alcoholism and preserve social order.
Nutrition fact of the day - 5 reasons why you should consume Figs this winter
Figs, or anjeer are a popular snack that is mostly eaten in a dried form. Apart from tasting great, these fruits also contain plenty of dietary fiber and antioxidants, together with essential vitamins and minerals
Top 10 most miserable countries to live in
According to HAMI 2024, Sudan and Argentina both rated very high in global listwhile Syria is number one on the list even though Turkey and Venezuela are also crushed with economic disturbances. Heres a deeper dive into the ten most miserable places in the world to live, 2024edition.
Guess the country: It touches both Europe and Asia
This country straddles between Europe and Asia, and offers a delightful mix of cultures, histories, and landscapes. Its unique geography, bridging continents and seas, has made it a historical crossroads for civilisations, and an interesting place to visit.
How often should you wash bed sheets in winter to stay healthy and sleep better
Winter's chill means we sleep more, making sheet hygiene crucial. While lower temperatures reduce sweat, skin cell shedding and heavier bedding necessitate attention. Experts suggest washing sheets every 10-14 days, but weekly washes are advised for those with allergies, pets, or during illness. Hot water and sensitive detergents are recommended for a truly clean sleep.
Blue matcha vs Green matcha: Understanding the differences in origins, benefits, colour, and usage
Discover the distinct differences between blue and green matcha. While both offer unique benefits, blue matcha, derived from butterfly pea flowers, is caffeine-free and prized for its color-changing properties. Green matcha, from tea leaves, boasts a strong flavor, caffeine, and is steeped in tradition. Both offer antioxidant advantages, but their origins and uses diverge significantly.
Natural glowing skin tips: How to glow your way in 2026
The good news? Glow isnt about buying more products. Its about doing a few things consistently and doing them well.
5 exercises that can help improve fertility
Many couples these days are struggling with infertility, that is the inability to conceive a child, or recurrent miscarriages. While age plays a huge role when it comes to female fertility, as it sharply declines post 35, other factors too, come to play
PSC occurs in 1 out of 10,000 people, who are mostly male adults between 30 and 60 years old, and it commonly develops in patients with inflammatory bowel disease who have ulcerative colitis. The lack of effective drugs forces patients to undergo liver transplantation, because 50 percent of them will require this procedure between 10 to 18 years after their initial diagnosis
An optical illusion personality test reveals insights into your mindset based on whether you perceive a man running towards or away from you. Seeing him run towards you suggests a right-hemisphere dominance, characterized by intuition and sensitivity. Conversely, seeing him run away indicates left-hemisphere activity, pointing to logic and detachment.
