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This is the easiest way to remove labels from your plastic containers

Removing stubborn labels from reusable plastic containers can be a messy task. A simple oil-soak method effectively softens the adhesive, allowing labels to peel off easily. Other helpful techniques include hot water and soap soaks or using a hairdryer to weaken the glue.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 11:11 pm

How to take care of your woolen clothes in winters: 8 practical tips

Woolen clothes require careful handling to maintain their warmth and shape. Understanding that wool doesn't need frequent washing, opting for cold water, and using mild detergents are crucial. Proper drying and storage, along with natural moth repellents and gentle pill removal, ensure your winter wear lasts for years.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 8:50 pm

5 mountain train journeys in India that prove slow travel is still magical

For those who think that the journey really is the destination, Indias mountain trains are pure magic. Here are 5 mountain trains in India every train lover should embark on at least once.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 7:00 pm

Easy ways to remove toilet bowl stains at home

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 6:00 pm

Did you know about Himachals singing hills? Heres where to find them

Dainkund, Himachal Pradesh's 'Singing Hills', offers a unique auditory experience as mountain winds create a continuous hum through deodar trees and grasslands. Reaching 2,755m, it provides panoramic views of valleys and distant plains, including the shimmering Khajjiar Lake. The serene Pholani Devi Temple adds to the tranquil atmosphere. An easy trek from Lakkadmandi leads to this captivating natural wonder.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 5:17 pm

How to make veg laphing at home with quick and simple steps

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 4:00 pm

My mother sold our ceiling fan to cremate my father: From a small town to a 157-crore empire; Gwalior woman's incredible success story

An emotional story of a woman who, starting with no capital from her home, built a packaging powerhouse with a 157 crore turnover. Facing immense personal and financial adversity, her resilience, focus on quality, and innovative spirit propelled her to success, serving over 50,000 clients with sustainable solutions.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 3:52 pm

Toxic dating trend: What is future faking in relationships

Modern dating is plagued by 'future faking,' where individuals make grand promises about a shared future without genuine intent. This manipulative tactic, often seen in narcissistic behaviour, hooks victims with emotional bait, leading to confusion and low self-esteem. Recognizing these empty vows and demanding concrete actions is crucial to escaping such toxic dynamics and finding genuine connection.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 2:07 pm

Saudi Arabias oldest man dies at 142, leaves behind 134 children

Saudi Arabia mourns Nasser bin Radan Al Rashid Al Wadaei, believed to be the nation's oldest citizen at 142. He witnessed the Kingdom's transformation from its inception to modernity, outliving generations of his own family. His life, marked by faith and simple living, served as a testament to endurance and the country's remarkable progress.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 12:24 pm

Which city in India is called the Queen of the Arabian Sea?

Kochi, once known as Cochin, rightfully earns its title as the Queen of the Arabian Sea. This historic port city in Kerala, a vital maritime trading hub, boasts a rich past from ancient spice routes to colonial influences. Today, it thrives as a modern metropolis, pioneering sustainable infrastructure and vibrant cultural initiatives, making it a captivating destination.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 12:16 pm

Waiting for God of War series? Top 5 video game adaptations like The Last of Us, Castlevania, and more to check out before Kratos arrives

Waiting for God of War series? Top 5 video game adaptations like The Last of Us, Castlevania, and more to check out before Kratos arrives

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 11:37 am

Kind driver stops train to help elderly woman board safely, wins hearts online: Watch video

A Mumbai train driver showed remarkable kindness by stopping a moving train. He waited for two elderly passengers, one struggling to keep pace, to board safely. This act of compassion, captured on video, resonated widely online. It highlighted that humanity persists even in the rush of daily life. The driver's decision prioritized people over schedules, reminding many that decency remains.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 10:23 am

Manisha Sharmas inspiring MasterChef run: Udaipur girl's fight against Parkinsons, for passion

Manisha Sharma, a MasterChef India contestant, is captivating audiences with her inspiring journey. Diagnosed with secondary Parkinson's at 14, she found solace and purpose in cooking, transforming it into her therapy and passion. Her calm, confident presence and heartfelt story have resonated deeply, making her a symbol of strength and resilience.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 9:54 am

Princess Leonor: Gen Z royal to become Spain's first Queen in 150 years

Spain's future queen, 20-year-old Princess Leonor, is poised to make history as the first reigning queen in 150 years. Educated in Wales and undergoing rigorous military training, she's preparing for the throne. Leonor's ascent signifies a new era of gender equality and modernity for the Spanish monarchy, following her father's reign.

The Times of India 15 Jan 2026 4:00 am

Can you grow sunflowers on your flats balcony? Heres how to make them bloom

Transform your balcony into a vibrant garden with sunflowers! Experts reveal how to cultivate these cheerful blooms even in limited urban spaces. Discover the secrets to selecting the right dwarf varieties, ensuring adequate sunlight, and choosing appropriate pots. Learn about soil preparation, sowing techniques, and essential watering and feeding tips for a stunning display of golden flowers.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 11:59 pm

Living Walls vs Vertical Gardens: Whats the real difference, which is the best and why?

Living walls and vertical gardens are often confused, but they differ significantly. Vertical gardens are lightweight, DIY-friendly, and ideal for renters seeking affordable greenery. Living walls, however, are engineered, permanent installations offering aesthetic and environmental benefits, though requiring professional maintenance and a higher investment.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 10:17 pm

How to make a marriage work with a busy spouse, psychologist reveals

Modern marriages face challenges from demanding careers and long work hours, leading to feelings of neglect and disconnection. Clinical Psychologist Shreyaa S Murthy emphasizes consistent emotional presence, reliability, and mutual effort over constant togetherness. She offers practical tips for both busy partners and their spouses to nurture their relationship amidst demanding schedules.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 8:59 pm

How to keep your hands warm while washing dishes in winter

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 6:30 pm

How Gen Z is redefining work culture: They want growth over cash and praise!

Gen Z professionals in India seek growth and skill development over high salaries. A recent survey reveals they value learning opportunities and mentorship. Poor work-life balance and stagnant careers are major concerns. Companies must adapt to retain this generation, which will form a significant part of the workforce soon. Ignoring these needs will lead to talent migration.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 6:01 pm

Beetroot kanji variations you can try this winter

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 6:00 pm

This place welcomes all, but no births, no burials: Which place is it?

Svalbard, an Arctic archipelago, challenges conventional living with unique policies. Pregnant women and the deceased are sent to mainland Norway due to environmental and logistical constraints, not bans. This transient population, drawn by research and tourism, thrives under extreme conditions, proving life can adapt to the edge of the habitable world.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 5:07 pm

Oil vs Rod vs Filament vs Blower heaters: Which is the best and safest?

Winter is here and choosing the right room heater is crucial. Options like oil, rod, and blower heaters each have unique features. Oil heaters offer silent, constant warmth. Rod heaters provide instant heat for spot warming. Blower heaters deliver quick room heating. Consider your space, usage, and safety needs for the best choice.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 4:29 pm

How to remove ugly bobbles or fabric pills from sweaters using simple home remedies

Winter wear often develops unsightly bobbles due to friction from wear and washing. Fortunately, common household items like lint rollers, razors, pumice stones, and even nail clippers can effectively remove these fuzzy balls. Preventive measures such as washing garments inside out and gentle air drying also help maintain their appearance.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 2:22 pm

Home care tips for every one: Things to be cleaned daily, weekly and monthly

Establish a cleaning routine by dividing chores into daily, weekly, and monthly tasks. This systematic approach prevents dirt buildup, improves hygiene, and reduces stress. Daily tasks focus on high-traffic areas, weekly on deeper cleaning, and monthly on overlooked spots, ensuring a consistently clean and healthy home.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 1:16 pm

No more fast fashion! Why circular style is the cool-girl upgrade of 2026

No more fast fashion! Why circular style is the cool-girl upgrade of 2026

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 11:12 am

5 things you should NEVER apologise for in life

Ever felt guilty for putting yourself first or speaking up your mind? Well, you're not alone. In a world screaming say sorry! for everything, here we list some things and situations you should never apologize for no matter what the society says. Follow these non-negotiables to reclaim your power.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 4:00 am

Which Magnesium supplement is best for hair growth?

Discover how magnesium, often overlooked, plays a crucial role in hair growth by managing stress, improving blood flow, and supporting protein. This guide offers a no-nonsense Indian perspective on choosing the best magnesium supplement for your hair, highlighting dietary sources and practical routines for noticeable results.

The Times of India 14 Jan 2026 12:21 am

10 types of snake plants you can easily grow at home: tips and more

Discover the diverse world of snake plants, a popular, low-maintenance houseplant. From the tall 'Laurentii' to the compact 'Hahnii' and the unique 'Whale Fin', there's a variety for every space. These resilient beauties, known for their air-purifying qualities, thrive with minimal light and watering, making them perfect for any home or office.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 11:59 pm

What you spot first reveals if youre creative or logical

Optical illusions offer a fun way to understand your personality, acting as a free test for your brain. This particular illusion reveals whether you're a creative right-brain dreamer or a logical left-brain individual. Spotting a woman's face first indicates a dominant emotional and intuitive side, while seeing a saxophone player highlights analytical and precise thinking.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 9:57 pm

If your lucky bamboo keeps dying, youre probably making these mistakes!

Gifting a bamboo plant, actually Dracaena sanderiana, is believed to bring good luck and positive energy. To keep this resilient plant healthy, provide bright, indirect light and use filtered or pre-treated tap water, ensuring roots are slightly submerged. Maintain temperatures between 18-30C and fertilize sparingly, only once every 1-2 months with a diluted solution.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 9:29 pm

Delhi airspace closure from January 21 for Republic Day rehearsals: 600 flights likely to be affected

Delhi's airspace faces daily closures from January 21 to 12:45 PM for Republic Day rehearsals, impacting over 600 flights. This adds to existing winter fog disruptions, creating significant travel challenges. Passengers should monitor flight information closely as airlines navigate rescheduling and potential delays during this busy period.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 8:45 pm

Sadhguru reveals the one mistake that ruins marriages: 'You think somebody else should...'

Spiritual guru Sadhguru debunks the 'marriages made in heaven' myth, calling it a major marriage wrecker. He explains that expecting a partner to be a constant happiness provider leads to resentment. Instead, he advocates for gratitude, emphasizing that two happy individuals meeting can create a wonderful union, not one seeking happiness from the other.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 6:48 pm

Woman cashes in Love Insurance after 10-year wait - The ultimate relationship bet that actually paid off!

A Chinese woman's quirky love insurance gift to her boyfriend paid off handsomely when they married a decade later. The policy, purchased for INR 2576, matured to a INR 1.3 lakh cash payout, proving a romantic bet can have a tangible reward. Their story highlights a unique marketing strategy and a lasting relationship.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 4:21 pm

How to attract sparrows and other small birds to your balcony

Transform your balcony into a welcoming haven for birds by providing essential resources like food, water, and shelter. Setting up feeders with seeds and fruits, offering shallow water dishes, and planting bird-friendly flora will attract sparrows and other small visitors. Creating nesting spots and minimizing disturbances further encourages these feathered friends to frequent your space.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 3:57 pm

UK Visas go digital: eVisas to fully replace visa stickers in 2026 What travellers need to know

The UK is phasing out physical visa stickers for a fully digital immigration system by 2026. From January 12, 2026, most visit visas will be eVisas, viewable via a UKVI account. Applications from October 30, 2025, for certain visas may not receive stickers at all, requiring digital access.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 3:00 pm

Elon Musk vs Ashley St. Clair: Why is he filing for full custody of his son Romulus

Billionaire Elon Musk is seeking full custody of his one-year-old son, Romulus, from influencer Ashley St. Clair. Musk cited St. Clair's recent apology for past 'transphobic' tweets, which he interpreted as implying a potential gender transition for their son, as the reason for his legal action. The move follows St. Clair's earlier revelation of Musk's paternity.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 3:00 pm

Why you shouldnt make your bed right after waking up: 5 surprising reasons

Making your bed immediately after waking might be a bad habit, experts suggest. Trapped moisture from sleep creates a breeding ground for bacteria and dust mites, impacting respiratory health and reducing bedding longevity. Allowing your bed to air out for 30-60 minutes can significantly improve hygiene and comfort.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 2:51 pm

Canada issues travel advisory, flags Avoid All Travel countries: see updated list

Canada has issued its most severe travel advisories, urging citizens to avoid all travel to Iran, Venezuela, Central African Republic, South Sudan, and Yemen due to extreme dangers like conflict and detention risks. Other nations are flagged for non-essential travel or high caution, reflecting ongoing global security concerns and limited consular support.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 12:13 pm

Which river is known as the Silver River and where is it

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 12:10 pm

5 most underrated forms of self-care you're probably ignoring (But need right now)

Self-care isn't just about taking bubble baths and green smoothies. The real form of self-care is simple habits that rebuild you from within. So, here we list simple self care habits that are highly underrated. Read on to know more. Which one is your favourite? Tell us in the comments below:

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 11:01 am

Is Taylor Swifts sourdough the 'hottest accessory of 2026'? Inside The Loaves of a Doughgirl era, favourite flavours, and more

Is Taylor Swifts sourdough the 'hottest accessory of 2026'? Inside The Loaves of a Doughgirl era, favourite flavours, and more

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 10:45 am

ISRO was born in a church in Kerala: The untold story every child should know

India's space agency, ISRO, began its journey in a humble church in Thumba, Kerala, with scientists carrying rockets on bicycles. This resourceful start, driven by determination and a do more with less mindset, laid the foundation for groundbreaking missions like Chandrayaan-1 and Mangalyaan, showcasing ISRO's continued success with limited resources.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 10:28 am

Indias first HowrahKamakhya Vande Bharat Sleeper Train to launch on 17 Dec: Everything you need to know

India's first Vande Bharat Sleeper train is set to launch on January 17, 2026, marking a historic milestone for overnight rail travel. The HowrahKamakhya route will be the inaugural service, offering modern amenities and significantly reducing travel time. This initiative embodies the 'Make in India' spirit, with all components developed domestically.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 10:21 am

What is ICE and why are people across the US protesting it?

The shooting of a US citizen by an ICE officer in Minneapolis has reignited protests and scrutiny of the agency's expanded powers under the Trump administration. ICE's role in mass deportations and its operational methods, including the use of force and detention of citizens, are under renewed debate.

The Times of India 13 Jan 2026 9:13 am

This is the easiest way to remove stickers from glass bottles a simple hack that works in seconds!

Tired of stubborn sticker residue on glass bottles? A simple, chemical-free hack using hot water offers a solution. Filling bottles with hot water softens adhesives, allowing labels to peel off cleanly. This method, effective for kitchen jars and beverage bottles, proves a time-saving and eco-friendly way to reuse glass.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 11:55 pm

Nupur Sanon and Stebin Ben's stylish Hindu wedding

After their Christian wedding, the two decided to celebrate their love the desi way too, with a traditional Hindu wedding.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 10:50 pm

No more physical permits: Sikkim mandates online clearance for foreign tourists

Sikkim has mandated online permits for foreign nationals visiting protected and restricted areas, phasing out physical permits due to national security concerns. This digital shift aims to streamline monitoring and enhance transparency for tourists visiting popular destinations like Tsomgo Lake and Yumthang Valley.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 6:30 pm

THIS 1 habit can make or break a relationship, reveals new study

A recent study in Personal Relationships reveals that couples with higher average comfort levels with physical touch report happier relationships, with private intimacy being more crucial than public displays. Mismatched expectations of physical touch are less damaging than the perception of a gap, highlighting that feeling in sync and believed care are key to relationship satisfaction.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 6:00 pm

10 poorest countries in the world

According to Global Finance Magazines Economic Data ranking of the Poorest Countries in the World 2025, vast inequalities persist despite the world having enough resources to ensure a decent standard of living for all.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 6:00 pm

I didnt ditch him - he cheated me: Mary Kom on affair rumours amid divorce

Legendary boxer MC Mary Kom has revealed shocking details about her divorce from Onler Kom after nearly 20 years of marriage. She alleged financial betrayal, claiming her ex-husband lived off her earnings and withdrew a significant sum from her account without permission. Mary also addressed affair allegations, stating her business manager entered her life post-divorce.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 4:30 pm

How Japanese homes reset in just 10 minutes every day: Understanding the magic of the micro-reset

Discover Japan's secret to a serene home: a daily 10-minute reset. This disciplined micro-reset culture, emphasizing consistency and designated spaces, prevents clutter before it forms. By integrating cleaning into daily routines and embracing minimalism, Japanese households achieve a calm, tidy environment, fostering mental peace rather than perfection. It's a shared responsibility that transforms living spaces.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 4:11 pm

You should always photograph your hotel room when you arrive; heres the reason

When checking into a hotel, travelers are advised to take photos and videos of the room immediately. This documentation, focusing on early timestamps rather than quality, serves as crucial evidence to prevent disputes over damages or missing items later. These raw, unedited files, saved and backed up, provide a clear record of the room's condition before your stay.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 4:00 pm

B1/B2 visa approved in just 3 minutes: Inside a remarkably smooth US visa interview

A software engineer's B1/B2 visa was approved in under three minutes, a stark contrast to the usual applicant anxiety. His decade-long career, stable income, and clear travel purpose, coupled with strong ties to home, contributed to the swift positive decision. The applicant's consistent history and honesty were highlighted as key factors.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 3:57 pm

This rare Himalayan flower is said to bring good luck can sacred Brahma Kamal be grown at home?

The sacred Brahma Kamal, a rare Himalayan flower, holds deep spiritual significance and blooms briefly at night. While challenging, it can be cultivated at home with specific temperature, soil, and light conditions. Growing this auspicious plant is believed to bring peace, positive energy, and good fortune, making its rare bloom a cherished event.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 1:43 pm

Teyana Taylor's saree-coded couture at Golden Globes

Teyana Taylor captivated the Golden Globes in a stunning saree-inspired couture gown, sparking fashion conversations. Her draped ensemble, reminiscent of Indian wedding attire, blended cultural influences with Hollywood glamour. The singer's bold, elegant look defied traditional red carpet norms, showcasing personality and a touch of rebellion that left a lasting impression.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 12:57 pm

For beard trimmers steel blade of Braun or Philips titanium blades better?

Titanium blades (often Philips) generally offer superior durability, corrosion resistance, and sharpness retention over standard steel, but high-end Braun (often steel) trimmers with self-sharpening features provide excellent, precise cutting power, making the better choice depend on your priority: titanium for longevity/less rust vs. steels cutting performance in top models. Both brands offer quality, but titanium coatings (Philips) often outlast steel if well-maintained, while Brauns high-end steel blades excel in cutting performance. Titanium Blades (Often Philips) Pros: Highly durable, resistant to rust, maintain sharpness longer, excellent for frequent use, often washable. Cons: Quality varies by model; some budget titanium might not match premium steel. Steel Blades (Often Braun, but also Philips) [] For beard trimmers steel blade of Braun or Philips titanium blades better?

India Vision 12 Jan 2026 12:28 pm

How to explain space science to young kids

India's successful PSLV-C62 launch, carrying 15 satellites, highlights the nation's space prowess. This achievement inspires young minds, offering a guide to explaining space science and India's rich scientific heritage. The article suggests making the vastness of space relatable through familiar celestial bodies and engaging stories about planets, moons, and the wonders of space exploration.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 12:19 pm

58 who? Julia Roberts Golden Globes glow is unbeatable

Julia Roberts, at 58, captivated the 2026 Golden Globes with an effortlessly radiant appearance. Her luminous skin, softly defined eyes, and a perfect pink lip exuded natural beauty. Her honey-blonde waves, styled with a modern yet relaxed flair, framed her face beautifully.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 8:37 am

Worlds most luxurious gift bag worth 8.3 crore for Golden Globes winners

For the 2026 Golden Globes, winners and presenters receive a nearly USD 1 million gift bag, curated by Robb Report. This extravagant package includes luxury travel, high-tech beauty and wellness experiences, and rare spirits, allowing recipients to custom-build their ultimate lifestyle. The collection emphasizes ultra-elite living and unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 7:30 am

Priyanka Chopras Golden Globes 2026: Hit or a miss?

Bollywoods desi girl Priyanka Chopra has made a sassy comeback on the Golden Globes red carpet after making us wait for almost 6 years. Lets revisit her 2020 look and see whether she was able to top it up this year.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 6:18 am

BLACKPINKs Lisa debuts stunning new look at Golden Globes 2026

BLACKPINK's Lisa made history at the 2026 Golden Globes as the first Thai artist and K-pop performer to present. She captivated on the red carpet in a dramatic sheer black Jacquemus gown, complemented by a new dark chocolate hair color. This appearance solidified her status as a global fashion force, showcasing the growing influence of Asian pop culture in Hollywood.

The Times of India 12 Jan 2026 5:29 am

5 plants that dont need daily watering perfect for Indian conditions

Indian summers and humidity make plant watering a daily chore, but several low-maintenance plants thrive with infrequent watering. Aloe Vera, Snake Plant, Jade Plant, and ZZ Plant are excellent choices for busy individuals, requiring watering only when the soil is completely dry. Bougainvillea, an outdoor favorite, also tolerates dry spells and blooms vibrantly.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 11:57 pm

New dating trend: What is 'Sunset Clause' and how can it save or kill your love life

A new dating trend called the Sunset Clause is emerging in 2026, where singles set expiration dates on matches to protect their time and hearts. This approach, adopted by 37% of young daters, aims for outcome-based dating and clarity, moving beyond endless chats and alking stages to find compatible partners more efficiently.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 9:00 pm

Inside Nupur Sanon and Stebin Ben's stylish Christian wedding

Udaipurs quiet lakes, grand old palaces in the background, and two people grinning at each other like the rest of the world barely exists. Thats pretty much how Nupur Sanon and Stebin Ben got married.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 8:27 pm

10 things 90s kids begged their parents for, that Gen Z will be shocked even existed

If you were an Indian kid growing up in the 90s, childhood meant two things: adjusting the TV antenna and begging your parents for stuff they were absolutely convinced you did not need. Every request came with a lecture. Every please came with conditions. And every yes felt like winning a small lottery.Life was slower then. No Amazon. No smartphones. No instant anything. Which meant when you wanted something, you wanted it badly. And when your parents said no, that was usually the end of the discussion. Still, we tried. Constantly.Some of these things will sound ridiculous to Gen Z. Others will sound impossible. But for us, they were everything.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 7:39 pm

7 baby girl names inspired by Indian holy places that parents secretly love

Here are some baby girl names inspired by Indian holy places, reimagined with a modern touch. Each name blends spiritual roots with contemporary style, offering parents meaningful yet wearable choices.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 7:00 pm

Zoho Founder Sridhar Vembu's $1.7 billion divorce battle

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu faces a $1.7 billion bond order in a contentious divorce from wife Pramila Srinivasan. Allegations include abandonment of their autistic son and secret Zoho share transfers. Vembu denies these claims, stating he provides full financial support and gifted their home. The dispute centers on Zoho ownership and community property laws.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 5:01 pm

Why you should never buy detergent that softens fabric

Fabric-softening detergents, while promising luxurious comfort, pose long-term risks. These products contain harsh chemicals that can irritate skin and trigger allergies. They also reduce the absorbency of towels and the performance of activewear, while leaving damaging residues in machines and polluting the environment. Experts advise avoiding them for safer, cleaner laundry.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 3:28 pm

UK man rides Rs 80 swing at a local Indian fair without safety harness, shares his hilarious, but terrifying experience, 'Ive never been through that much stress....'

The video was shared on Instagram by travel vlogger Amani, a man from England who was visiting India. The video shows him seated on a traditional swing ship ride, which operates as a large pendulum that rises into the air while swinging from side to side. The ride operates at Indian fairs, melas and small amusement parks, but Amani experiences it as if he were on a dangerous roller coaster

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 3:24 pm

5 best non-vegetarian foods for hair growth

When it comes to fast hair growth and stronger strands, non-vegetarian foods pack a serious punch. Theyre rich in protein, iron, B12, zinc, omega-3 fatty acids - all the things your hair follicles crave.Lets talk about five of the best non-veg foods for hair growth.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 1:45 pm

How to grow red chillies on your balcony garden; tips and tricks

Growing red chillies on a balcony is a manageable project for small spaces, offering vibrant flavor and health benefits. Choose balcony-friendly varieties and provide at least 5-7 hours of sunlight daily. Use deep, well-draining pots with a rich soil mix, watering only when dry and fertilizing every 2-3 weeks.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 1:06 pm

Flipping the script: New study says men are more 'romantic' than women, crave for emotional security

Many people think women dream of weddings, while men just play the field, but science says otherwise. Men expect more from relationships, so they work harder to find, and keep one. Surveys show that single men suffer worse mental and physical health than married ones, unlike women who stay steady without a partner, owing to their closer parental, sibling, and friendship bonds.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 12:52 pm

How to reach Somnath Temple in Gujarat and why one must visit this coastal Jyotirlinga once in a lifetime

Somnath Temple, the first Jyotirlinga, has completed 1000 years, marking a millennium of cultural endurance since Mahmud of Ghazni's 1026 invasion. This revered shrine, dedicated to Lord Shiva and named after the Moon god, has a rich history of destruction and reconstruction, with its current form rebuilt in 1951.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 12:50 pm

This village near Mussoorie hangs corn outside their homes for generations, and the reason goes far deeper than tradition

Sainji, Uttarakhand's 'Corn Village', thrives on a centuries-old tradition of drying maize, a practice that sustains its community and signifies prosperity. This self-sufficient hamlet prioritizes communal living, organic farming, and shared resources over modern trends. Visitors discover its charm through authentic daily life, not tourist attractions, experiencing a unique blend of tradition and sustainable living.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 12:25 pm

Kriti Sanon just set the new dress code for 'Dulhan Ki Behen'

Kriti Sanon dazzled at her sister Nupur's sangeet, showcasing the perfect sister-of-the-bride look. Her vibrant, multi-hued Abhinav Mishra lehenga, featuring a peplum blouse and flowy skirt with mirror work and zari, offered glam yet comfort for dancing and managing events. The ensemble, blending Indian craft with a youthful, trendy feel, made her shine without overshadowing the bride.

The Times of India 11 Jan 2026 12:00 pm