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Meet Bhumika Malathesh, 9, who sang 65 Kannada songs and earned record

Bhumika Malathesh Iter, a nine-year-old from Haveri, Karnataka, has become recognized for singing 65 Kannada songs. She uploaded her performances to her YouTube channel, which has gained significant attention. The India Book of Records awarded her for this impressive achievement at the age of 9 years, 10 months, and 11 days. Her work emphasizes the cultural importance of Kannada music among young musicians.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 10:02 pm

Germiest things people touch immediately after waking up

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 9:00 pm

Hyderabad has a weekend for every mood: 6 experiences to explore

Looking for something beyond malls and movie theatres? Hyderabad has an exciting lineup of experiences this November, from live storytelling and drawing games to nostalgic Bollywood nights and musical performances. Here are six events to explore with friends or family. 1. Kahanibaaz by Ashish Vidyarthi Actor Ashish Vidyarthi brings his storytelling show Kahanibaaz to Hyderabad. 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 .

The Siasat Daily 5 Nov 2026 7:24 pm

Meet Sia Domkundwar, 16, whose burn survivors' guide reaches 10 hospitals

Sia Domkundwar, a 16-year-old from Pune, developed The Glow Guide to assist burn and acid attack survivors. The resource includes information on everyday self-care and personal care topics. Conversations with survivors informed the guide's approach to address individual needs and experiences. The Glow Guide is now being shared through the Chhanv Foundation in hospitals across India. Sia's project highlights the importance of practical support post-medical treatment for survivors.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 7:23 pm

This winter, Hyderabad promises a paradise for photography lovers

As the year draws to a close, Hyderabad transitions into its most vibrant cultural season. The pleasant winter breeze sets the ideal backdrop for an array of open-air festivals, art bazaars, musical galas, and literary gatherings across the city. November and December transform the pearl city into a buzzing hub of activity, drawing art enthusiasts, 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 .

The Siasat Daily 5 Nov 2026 5:48 pm

Ludhiana girl, 6, holds difficult yoga pose for 18 minutes, sets record

At just six years old, Sarah Sangar from Ludhiana has made headlines by holding the seated wide-legged yoga pose on a gymnastics balance beam for 18 minutes and 20 seconds, setting a new record. Recognized by the India Book of Records on October 3, 2026, this accomplishment not only highlights her impressive bodily control and flexibility but also encourages children everywhere to pursue excellence in physical fitness through dedicated training.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 5:13 pm

Everyday habits that make your clothes wear out faster

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 5:00 pm

Kerala woman secretly lifted weights, went on to win international gold

Despite facing familial resistance, Bhumika Senthilkumar kicked off her bodybuilding career with unparalleled determination. While mastering her craft, she balanced her education in fashion design seamlessly. Her hard work culminated in international accolades, including gold and bronze medals that transformed her family's outlook. The encouragement from her coach and supportive community has propelled her forward, solidifying her commitment to the sport and her ongoing journey of achievement.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 3:29 pm

Left Rs 1 crore Korea job for UPSC, topped exam: Kanishak Kataria's journey

Kanishak Kataria, an IIT Bombay alumnus, proudly earned the top rank in the UPSC Civil Services Examination of 2019. After gaining valuable work experience in South Korea, he returned to India, driven by a longing to engage with the community and serve the public. Grateful for the unwavering support from his family and girlfriend, he now holds the position of Commissioner at the Bharatpur Development Authority in Rajasthan.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 1:00 pm

Spider Removal Tips: Do spider webs form frequently? Try these 4 easy hacks right away.

Spider Repellent: It is not easy to completely eliminate spiders from the house, but with some habits and simple measures, they can be prevented to a great extent from coming inside the house and making webs again and again.Easy ways to remove spider webs from homeHow to Get Rid of Spide...

Kalam Times 5 Nov 2026 12:38 pm

Science Behind Hiccups: Does remembering someone cause hiccups? What is the science behind it?

Science Behind Hiccups: Do we really get hiccups when we think of someone, or is there a scientific reason behind it? Learn this interesting truth about the contraction of the diaphragm and eating quickly.Why do we get hiccups?Science Behind Hiccups: Whenever we get hiccups, we are often...

Kalam Times 5 Nov 2026 12:37 pm

Smell Good After Shower: Why do some people smell good after showering? Try these hacks too.

How to Stay Fresh: People often assume that sweat is the cause of body odor, but sweat itself is odorless. It consists primarily of water, along with small amounts of salt and protein.Why does sweat smell even after bathing?Why Do I Smell After Bathing? Some people's bodies smell good fo...

Kalam Times 5 Nov 2026 12:35 pm

How much effort does Kohli put in to stay fit on the field? Learn about his diet routine.

What's the secret behind Virat Kohli's fitness? Learn about his diet, workouts, eating habits, sleep, and recovery. On his birthday, understand how he transformed his lifestyle.Virat Kohli's diet planThe mere mention of Virat Kohli immediately conjures up images of his superb fitness, st...

Kalam Times 5 Nov 2026 12:33 pm

Diabetes-Friendly Sweets: How should diabetic patients celebrate Diwali? Include these sweets.

Avoiding sweets on Diwali isn't easy for everyone. If you have diabetes, you can still enjoy the festival by choosing alternatives and controlling your portion sizes.Diabetes Diet: Sugar-FreeThe festival of Diwali seems incomplete without sweets and delicacies. Sweets arrive at hom...

Kalam Times 5 Nov 2026 12:32 pm

Eye Drops Side Effects: If you put any eye drops in your eyes without consulting a doctor, your vision may be lost.

When redness, irritation, or itching occurs, people often buy eye drops from the medical store and apply them. However, using the wrong medication or drops containing steroids can cause serious damage to the eyes.Disadvantages of eye dropsMany people resort to using eye drops at the slig...

Kalam Times 5 Nov 2026 12:32 pm

Phone Safety Tips: Where should you keep your phone while sleeping? Learn these useful tips.

Phone Safety Tips: Do you find yourself leaving your phone on your bed or by your pillow while watching reels before bed? This daily habit is slowly pushing you toward a serious danger. Learn the full story.Where to put your phone while sleepingPhone Safety Tips: Phones have become...

Kalam Times 5 Nov 2026 12:30 pm

Deepavali in Hyderabad: Stories of sweets, family and finding inner light

From homemade sweets and family gatherings to new traditions and the pursuit of inner light, these personal reflections explore the many ways people celebrate the Festival of Lights

The Hindu 5 Nov 2026 11:27 am

Anurag Gupta takes water hyacinth from pond to runway

At Lakm Fashion Week, designer Anurag Gupta turns invasive water hyacinth from village ponds into sustainable couture, drawing on the craft skills of women from his hometown of Biskohar, Uttar Pradesh, a community historically associated with hereditary sex work

The Hindu 5 Nov 2026 11:17 am

Subtle ways people test their dates without realising it

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 10:47 am

Things couples do differently when nobody is watching

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 8:11 am

Meet 3 Pune schoolchildren selected for Sarabhai Younglings Internship

Pune's very own Yaqub Bangi, Yassira Memon, and Shubham Pariyar have earned coveted spots in the Sarabhai Younglings Internship program by triumphing in the national SPOT science aptitude test by the Vikram Sarabhai Science Foundation. This enriching program will provide them with invaluable insights through institutions like ISRO, HAL, and IIM Bangalore. Their journey is supported by Panaah Communities, emphasizing how access to opportunities can nurture potential in underserved areas.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 7:55 am

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The Economic Times 5 Nov 2026 6:37 am

Kerala grandmother, 85, teaches children with sand and stick for a decade

Meet Indira Amma, a remarkable 85-year-old teacher hailing from Kerala, who creatively employs sand and a stick to engage her young students. She introduces them to the fundamentals of Malayalam, Hindi, English, and mathematics using this unique approach. Children delight in tracing letters in the sand after watching her demonstrations, promoting a fun and waste-free learning environment.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 5:00 am

Faridabad man invests Rs 3 crore in gym, saves just Rs 2-3 lakh monthly

Nitesh Yadav, who oversees a fitness center in India, opens up about the financial landscape of gym ownership. While his gym generates sales of Rs 20 lakh each month, substantial expenses like staff wages, rent, and loan payments, which range between Rs 6 lakh and Rs 7 lakh, significantly cut into profits. He stresses that maintaining members is more important than constantly finding new ones for enduring success.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 4:00 am

Village techie earning Rs 1 lakh a month considers city move over lifestyle

In a serene village, a software engineer working remotely is finding his once-peaceful existence turning dull despite financial stability. Limited options for leisure turn weekends into a chore, prompting thoughts of relocating to Kota for greater social engagement and enjoyable activities. Although this shift might strain his budget, it promises a more enriching daily experience, prompting a crucial examination of the harmony between monetary savings and a gratifying lifestyle.

The Times of India 5 Nov 2026 3:00 am

Bengaluru couple's Rs 60,000 rent and Rs 75,000 travel bill spark debate

Living in Bengaluru, a local couple's monthly financial outlay reaches about Rs 1.73 lakh, revealing stark economic differences in the city. Their budget includes Rs 60,000 for rent and Rs 75,000 for travel, showcasing a prioritization of experiences and wellness through high-protein groceries. This financial scenario starkly contrasts with entry-level IT employees' earnings, which often fall considerably short of the couple's expenditure.

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 8:56 pm

Haryana students turn waste fabric into art in 7 hours, draw 3.5m views

At Budha College, over 100 enthusiastic first-year fashion design students engaged in a unique creative endeavor using the Japanese kimusaiga technique. They transformed discarded fabrics into stunning artworks, diving deep into color theory as they carefully arranged materials into their designs. This inspiring project captured tremendous attention online, amassing nearly 4 million views, showcasing the importance of creativity, patience, and sustainable practices in the fashion industry.

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 8:12 pm

Sleep inside a retro van at this mango orchard near Hyderabad

Just forty-five kilometres outside Hyderabads city centre, tucked inside a ten-acre mango orchard in Shamirpets Narayanpur village, The Earths Camping offers one of Telanganas most unique weekend staycations: caravan camping. Rather than requiring visitors to drive long highway miles in a motorhome, the farm stay has repurposed compact camper vehicles, including retrofitted Omni and Tempo 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 .

The Siasat Daily 4 Nov 2026 6:20 pm

Clothes Ironing Tips: Do clothes still wrinkle even after ironing? Try these hacks.

Clothes Wrinkles: Your hair straightener isn't just for styling. It can also be used to remove wrinkles from tricky parts of clothing.How to remove creases from clothes without an ironHow to Iron Clothes with Hair Straightener: The biggest problem when rushing to work or college in...

Kalam Times 4 Nov 2026 4:58 pm

Why has Toblerone sued a small vegan chocolate brand?

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 4:17 pm

Working on Your Laptop in Bed? 6 Hidden Ways This Habit Can Affect Your Health and Job Performance

Work From Home Tips: Working remotely has become a familiar part of professional life, offering employees greater flexibility and freedom from daily commuting. During the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people adapted to working from home, often turning bedrooms, dining tables and living rooms into t...

Kalam Times 4 Nov 2026 4:02 pm

Dark Lips From Smoking? Understand the Causes and Simple Ways to Protect Your Natural Lip Colour

Lip Care Tips: Smoking is widely known for damaging the lungs and increasing the risk of serious health problems. However, its effects are not limited to internal organs. Regular exposure to cigarette smoke can also influence skin health, including the appearance and condition of the lips.Some peopl...

Kalam Times 4 Nov 2026 4:00 pm

Deepavali sweets in Coimbatore: What to order this festive season

Choose from traditional sweets such as Mysorepak, badusha, and ladoos, as well as chocolates, kesar barfi, anjeer milk cake, kiwi badam kaju delight and baklava, and festive cakes decorated with icing featuring motifs of firecrackers, diyas and rangoli

The Hindu 4 Nov 2026 3:55 pm

'Brain fogged and sleep deprived': Radhika Apte opens up about motherhood

Radhika Apte delves into the intricate dynamics of motherhood, recounting her struggles to juggle her career alongside her family responsibilities. She candidly shares her day-to-day life, where she cooks for her loved ones and handles every household task independently. Opening up about her emotional landscape, Radhika addresses postpartum depression and guilt, advocating for a society where the complex truths of motherhood are acknowledged beyond the expectation of unwavering joy.

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 3:24 pm

Dark Mehndi Color: Doesn't the henna color stick to your hands? Note these 5 hacks to darken it.

Dark Mehndi: To achieve a good color, it's important to clean your hands thoroughly. Wash your hands with soap to remove any dirt and oil.Home remedies to make the color of henna deeper and darkerCloves Smoke Hack for Dark Henna Color: After applying henna to hands, everyone wants...

Kalam Times 4 Nov 2026 3:11 pm

Firecracker Safety for Patients: These people should stay away from firecrackers; their smoke can be fatal.

While Diwali fireworks may be beautiful to watch, their toxic smoke can pose a serious problem for some people. Learn which people should exercise special caution.Damage from firecrackersThe excitement of lighting firecrackers and watching fireworks is evident everywhere on Diwali. Howev...

Kalam Times 4 Nov 2026 3:08 pm

Lemon Storage Tips: Lemons won't dry out for months! Note these 5 easy storage tips.

Lemon Storage: The crisper drawer can be used to store lemons in the refrigerator. According to Lamarita, lemons can be stored in the crisper drawer without any packaging.How to keep lemons fresh for a long time with home remediesHow to Store Lemons Fresh: If lemons appear dry and...

Kalam Times 4 Nov 2026 3:07 pm

Psychology says preschoolers who blink more may switch mental rules more easily

A recent investigation has revealed intriguing findings regarding preschoolers and their blinking habits. This study, focusing on 113 Japanese children aged 35 to 80 months through a card-sorting challenge, indicated a connection between blink frequency and brain functions linked to executive skills. The results showed that increased blinks were associated with superior task-switching abilities, although researchers caution against using blinking as an indicator of overall cognitive capacity or potential.

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 2:05 pm

Why a square in Poland is named after an Indian maharaja

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 1:15 pm

Deepavali sweets in Chennai: Six caterers bazaars for festive bakshanams and gift hampers

With freshly prepared bakshanams, live counters, elaborate gift boxes, and overseas deliveries, wedding caterers in Chennai promise a Deepavali where plates are stacked to the brim

The Hindu 4 Nov 2026 11:56 am

Hyderabad to witness rare planets, meteor showers this winter

Amateur stargazers across Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana are in for a rare celestial treat as the final weeks of 2026 bring a lineup of cosmic events. According to a report by Telangana Today, the night skies between November and December feature an impressive double display: a striking pre-dawn planetary parade and two major 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 .

The Siasat Daily 4 Nov 2026 11:20 am

Fortune cookies are almost unknown in China

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 11:09 am

Karnataka woman who never went to school documents 250 recipes

Visista's culinary journey began in her grandparents' kitchen, sparking a passion for food that led her to master over 250 traditional Indian dishes. She delves into the art of forgotten cuisine and explores diverse cooking methods from around the world. By substituting refined ingredients with wholesome traditional ones, she champions healthier cooking practices.

The Times of India 4 Nov 2026 9:06 am

Psychology says parents' phone use may leave teens feeling ignored, insecure

Teenagers today are expressing a growing sense of emotional disconnect from their caregivers, largely due to distractions from devices during key conversations. Research reveals that this device interference can escalate feelings of attachment insecurity among young people. By implementing simple strategies like establishing designated phone-free times, families can enhance their communication. It's vital for caregivers to remain emotionally present as teens face the challenges of development.

The Times of India 3 Nov 2026 10:06 pm

Punjabi singer turns family farm's saag into Rs 6,000 daily profit

Gurmukh Singh, hailing from the quaint village of Ghasiwala, has combined his love for agriculture and entrepreneurship by selling homegrown saag from his family's farm. What started as a modest operation with just 15 packets has blossomed into a daily production of 125 packets sold at Mata Modi Chowk in Sunam. Juggling music and business, Gurmukh uses social media to share his inspiring journey, encouraging others to follow their dreams.

The Times of India 3 Nov 2026 7:38 pm

10 baby boy names inspired by the beauty of winter

The Times of India 3 Nov 2026 7:00 pm