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12 iconic sandwiches everyone should try at least once

The Times of India 7 Aug 2026 10:00 am

National Handloom Day: Inside the Bonda tribes enduring Ringa weaving tradition

On National Handloom Day, a look at how women of Odishas Bonda tribe continue to preserve the handwoven Ringa, a weave that defines their identity

The Hindu 7 Aug 2026 7:54 am

10 trendy three-letter baby names with beautiful meanings

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 6:55 pm

When a mother camel rejects her newborn, Mongolian herders sing to reunite them; the centuries-old tradition is UNESCO-recognised

In Mongolia, herders engage in Khslkh, a heartfelt tradition that involves singing to mother camels. This ritual is crucial for ensuring that newborn calves are welcomed and nurtured by their mothers. Accompanied by the soothing sounds of the morin khuur, a horsehead fiddle, herders believe the melodies forge a deep emotional bond that enhances maternal acceptance. Recognized by UNESCO, this practice embodies a blend of compassion and musical artistry.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 5:15 pm

Rajasthan Roadways reaches Kurthal; viral joy highlights transport gaps

Kurthal village in Rajasthan erupted in celebration with the introduction of a government bus, marking a major advancement in public transport for this secluded area. This service promises to ease the commute for elderly individuals and students, spotlighting the urban-rural disparity in India's development. The bus is a gateway to better access to education, healthcare, and job prospects, heralding a new chapter for the village.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 4:58 pm

How to clean yellowed white shoes and sneakers

White shoes often develop yellow stains which simple household items can remove. Baking soda paste and white vinegar effectively tackle stubborn discoloration on footwear. Plain white toothpaste can restore rubber midsoles, while magic erasers handle scuff marks. Avoid chlorine bleach and prolonged direct sunlight to prevent further yellowing. Store shoes completely dry after cleaning to maintain their appearance.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 4:15 pm

10 money habits you should learn in your 20s to build long-term wealth

The truth is, building wealth isn't about earning a huge salary from day one. It's about creating habits that quietly work in your favour for years. The earlier you develop them, the easier life becomes later. Here are a few money habits worth learning while you're still in your 20s.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 3:23 pm

Rare Himalayan Blue Poppy blooms in Nepal's remote Dolpa

In the remote Dolpa region of Nepal, observers were thrilled to encounter the rare Himalayan Blue Poppy. Celebrated as Bhutan's national flower, this stunning alpine bloom is notoriously hard to locate due to its natural habitat's rigorous conditions. Thriving at high altitudes with a short blooming period, the Blue Poppy's presence is a wonder.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 3:13 pm

5 Common communication mistakes that can affect your career

In the professional world, technical skills may provide the initial access, but it is effective communication that builds a lasting reputation. Striving to listen deeply fosters a genuine understanding of messages. Articulating thoughts clearly not only conserves time but also minimizes unnecessary clarifications. Moreover, being mindful of body language and tackling challenging conversations influences how one is perceived. Tailoring your communication style to fit your audience enhances message delivery.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 3:00 pm

This is the last picture with my mom: Woman asks 300 funeral guests to join one final selfie with her mother, the viral moment is touching millions

At the funeral of her mother, Jovielle Ortiz took an emotional final selfie, a moment that resonated profoundly with many on social media. This act of love aimed to preserve the last cherished memories with her mom, transforming the funeral into an intimate family portrait filled with affection and nostalgia. Ortiz's experience underscores the vital lesson of valuing everyday moments and truly being there for our loved ones.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 2:53 pm

From tiger cubs to penguin chicks: 7 incredible places to witness baby animals in the wild

Watching a young creature take its first wobbly steps, tumble about with a sibling or huddle beneath a watchful parent ranks among the most touching experiences nature has to offer. In pockets of wilderness across the globe; travellers can witness these tender moments firsthand from lion cubs prowling the grasslands of Africa to downy penguin chicks clustered together on windswept islands. These destinations reveal the animal kingdom at its most tender, while underscoring why protecting these habitats matters so deeply.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 2:42 pm

From Mark Zuckerberg to Elon Musk: Why some of the world's richest parents want their children to learn Mandarin

Affluent families are increasingly motivating their children to embrace Mandarin as the world's most widely spoken language. This movement showcases the importance of human skills such as cultural sensitivity and effective communication. Notable advocates like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk champion this educational initiative. Acquiring Mandarin not only paves the way for global business and technology ventures but also fosters deeper understanding and international relationships for future success.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 2:07 pm

Discovery Of New Deep-Sea Sharks: Kerala bycatch yields Apristurus drona; Squalus hima follows

Fishermen discovered a new dark-bodied catshark with pale white eyes off Kerala's coast. Scientists identified this previously unknown predator living hundreds of meters below the surface. Researchers named the species Apristurus drona after studying four collected specimens. Another new deep-water dogfish shark, Squalus hima, was also described by the same team. These discoveries highlight the ongoing exploration of India's deep-sea marine biodiversity.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 2:05 pm

Ramsay Pad Thai Clip Resurfaces: Thai chef says dish is not Pad Thai; Reddit debates authenticity

In a viral video, Chef Chang boldly critiques Gordon Ramsay's rendition of Pad Thai, asserting that it strays far from the dish's authentic roots. He emphasizes the crucial balance of sweet, sour, and salty flavors that Ramsay's version apparently lacks. This sparked a lively debate among viewers over whether the dish deserves criticism or simply a rebranding.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 2:00 pm

Homemade Vinegar Cleaner: Mix white vinegar with detergent; cuts soap scum and grease

For a powerful yet simple cleaning remedy, mix white vinegar with liquid detergent. This combination efficiently tackles alkaline buildup and stubborn oily stains. To prepare, mix one cup of vinegar with a tablespoon of detergent. Apply to the surface, allow it to sit briefly, then scrub and rinse. You can keep this mixture stored in a glass spray bottle at room temperature for your next cleaning session.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 12:58 pm

He carried a dying climber through Everest's death zone, but the man he saved later blocked him on Instagram

In a harrowing rescue on Mount Everest, a Sherpa bravely saved a climber amidst perilous conditions. However, the climber faced backlash for failing to publicly acknowledge his savior on social media. This sparked outrage among users who criticized the climber's apparent ingratitude. Following widespread condemnation, the climber eventually gave credit to the Sherpa, illustrating how digital platforms can significantly influence our real-world relationships.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 11:49 am

Turn Bottles Into Tools: Upcycle plastic into useful household gear; five simple DIY reuses

Empty plastic bottles can become useful household tools with simple modifications. A self-watering planter can be built using a two-litre bottle and cotton string. Multipurpose utility scoops can be created by cutting away the bottom of a hard plastic bottle. Slow-drip garden irrigation systems are possible by poking holes in buried bottles. Organizing tangled cords and cables is achievable with spiral strips cut from smooth-sided bottles.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 11:05 am

Fix Stuck Curry Leaf Plant: Guide explains stalled growth; offers simple home fixes

For thriving curry leaf plants, it's crucial to provide them with plenty of direct sunlight. Be cautious of overwatering and ensure good drainage to prevent root rot, which can stymie their growth. Cold temperatures can trigger dormancy and slow down new leaf production. Upgrading to a larger pot and feeding the plant properly can enhance its health.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 11:00 am

Indian Railways launches 10-day Japan tour from Delhi

Embark on an incredible ten-day guided tour to Japan with the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation, encompassing everything from flights to meals. This comprehensive package allows Indian travellers to explore vibrant cities such as Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima. Enjoy the speed of the Shinkansen bullet train while marveling at the stunning vistas of Mount Fuji, all while immersing yourself in Japan's rich culture and modern innovations.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 9:55 am

Want to raise a confident and successful child? These 6 timeless parenting lessons from Chanakya Niti can shape their future

Every Indian parent has a list. Good school. Extra tuition. Competitive exams. Sports class on Saturday. Art class on Sunday. A well-rounded resume by the time they are seventeen. We pour everything we have into building our children's futures, and yet somehow, the most important things never make it onto the list. The things that will actually determine whether that child becomes a good human being, a loyal friend, a trustworthy colleague, or a resilient adult. More than 2,000 years ago, Acharya Chanakya, the scholar, strategist, and philosopher whose wisdom shaped empires, had something to say about this. And if you strip away the historical context, his words sound less like ancient philosophy and more like the conversation every modern Indian parent needs to be having at the dinner table tonight. Here are 6 lessons from Chanakya Niti that belong in every home.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 9:00 am

Farewell For Das Uncle: beloved peon rings last bell after 38 years; social media recalls unsung staff

After thirty-eight years of devoted service, Das uncle, the beloved school peon from Bengaluru, rang the school bell for the final time, marking the end of an era. An emotional farewell awaited him as teachers and students came together to celebrate his contributions. A heartfelt viral video captured the poignant moment, reflecting how even the simplest of individuals can leave a lasting imprint on our lives.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 8:49 am

Quote Of The Day: Shaw says mistakes enrich life; essay urges readers to embrace failure

George Bernard Shaw's quote highlights that a life of trying and making errors is valuable. This perspective encourages taking risks and learning from experiences gained. Avoiding action prevents growth and the development of resilience against challenges. Mistakes teach us what does not work, guiding us toward effective solutions. Therefore, a life of effort and learning is more honorable and useful.

The Times of India 6 Aug 2026 7:30 am

Viral Gurugram Budget Debate? Woman details Rs 43,096 solo-living spend; users split on costs

A young woman from Gurugram, aged 21, disclosed her July budget, summing up to Rs 43,096. This included Rs 15,000 for rent on her furnished 1RK flat and Rs 6,879 for groceries. She spent Rs 12,805 shopping, Rs 2,470 on fun outings, and another Rs 3,800 on electricity and gym fees, leading to a buzzing conversation online.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 9:23 pm

Massachusetts in the U.S has officially declared August 15 as India Day

On August 15, Massachusetts and Boston proudly declared India Day, celebrating Indias Independence Day while fostering elegant ties between the two cultures. This declaration reflects Bostons warm embrace of Indian students and travelers alike. With the establishment of a new Indian Consulate, services tailored for the community are amplified, showcasing the growing bonds of friendship and democracy between the two nations.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 9:23 pm

What is helicopter parenting? Why overprotecting children can affect their confidence; how can modern parents avoid it

Indian parents often engage in helicopter parenting due to competitive pressures. This style involves excessive involvement, limiting children's independence and confidence. Children may develop anxiety and lower emotional well-being from constant intervention. Parents should encourage problem-solving and allow children to learn from mistakes. Helping children develop resilience prepares them for future challenges effectively.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 7:20 pm

5 timeless lessons from your grandparents that modern life forgot

But many of these practices were not random routines. They were influenced by generations of observation, traditional knowledge, and a deeper understanding of balance between the mind, body, and surroundings. Here are five things our grandparents did that carried lessons we are slowly returning to today.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 7:02 pm

Brain teaser optical illusion: You are among the top 1% if you stop all 25 animals hidden in the man's face within 2 minutes

Brain teasers and optical illusions are strangely interesting images that trick the brain into believing what they see first, despite other objects that are present there due to which the eyes and brain often get outsmarted by them based on what a person thinks.This brainteaser here is an interesting wordless challenge that hides 25 animals, occupying your attention for much longer than expected.But if you can time yourself and complete it within two minutes, you'll stand among the op 1%. people who crack it like experts!So, here take the challengeDid you find all the animals in the photo?

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 7:00 pm

10 baby names inspired by dawn, sunset, and the sky

Choosing a baby name is one of the most meaningful decisions for parents, and nature has always been a timeless source of inspiration. The beauty of a glowing sunrise, the warm hues of a sunset and the endless wonder of the sky have inspired names that are both poetic and meaningful.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 7:00 pm

When my daughter won silver, I saw myself on the podium: How an electrician father's unfinished dream shaped Commonwealth medalist Gyaneshwari Yadav and what every parent can learn from it

Gyaneshwari Yadav achieved a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games after lifting heavy objects at home. Her father, Deepak Yadav, supported her weightlifting aspirations from a young age. He trained with her and provided encouragement, overcoming financial challenges. Gyaneshwari's dedication led to national and international recognition in her sport. Her success brought her family financial relief and a promotion.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 6:30 pm

Bengal tiger vs Siberian tiger: What's the difference?

After more than 70 years, tigers are finally making a return to Kazakhstan, a land where the last recorded individual was seen in 1948 near the Ili River and Lake Balkhash before the native Caspian tiger vanished due to hunting and habitat loss. With the reintroduction of Amur (Siberian) tigers as part of a major conservation effort, the region could once again echo with the presence of these apex predators. But as this comeback unfolds, it also brings focus to an interesting question: How does the mighty Siberian tiger compare to its more widespread cousin, the Bengal tiger?

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 6:11 pm

India's Celebrity Tigers: Big cats become tourism magnets; Machli, Paro, Maya lead legends

India proudly shelters the largest population of wild tigers in the world, where legendary figures like Machli and Maya have captured the hearts of wildlife enthusiasts globally. These renowned big cats are vital to wildlife tourism, enhancing the identity of the reserves. Unique tigers such as Munna and Collarwali gained fame through their distinctive traits. With every year, India's forests continue to foster new legends among these majestic creatures.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 5:00 pm

How to clean a gas burner naturally: 5 easy tips for a cleaner, stronger flame

If your stove flames appear weak, it might be a sign of clogged burner holes caused by grease. A quick soak with baking soda and vinegar can help loosen that stubborn grime. For a refreshing twist, try scrubbing with lemon and salt. Using a fine needle can clear individual burner holes to improve airflow. Additionally, regular wiping can help prevent buildup and minimize deep cleaning efforts.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 4:00 pm

10 Himachali dishes that are naturally healthy

From winter staples to festival favourites, these dishes are a reminder that healthy does not always mean modern or complicated. Sometimes, it is simply what mountain kitchens have known for generations. Here are ten Himachali dishes that are naturally healthy.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 4:00 pm

Do diapers affect a baby's ability to walk?

A study found diapers temporarily alter how babies walk and balance. Both disposable and cloth diapers changed infant gait mechanics immediately. This effect was comparable to babies with less walking experience. However, the study did not show permanent motor delays in children. Supervised diaper-free play offers babies natural movement opportunities.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 3:48 pm

History behind Samastipur's centuries-old serpent festival

In Samastipur, Bihar, the vibrant celebration of Nag Panchami sees devotees honoring sacred serpents by carrying live snakes. Deeply rooted in mythology, this ancient tradition draws hundreds of worshippers to Singhia Ghat, where they exhibit snakes as powerful symbols of their faith. Each year, thousands converge to witness this remarkable religious event, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Mithila region.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 3:04 pm

Why Hotels Prefer Key Cards: Electronic access improves security; managing thousands of rooms becomes easier

Hotel key cards offer swift deactivation for lost cards, greatly improving guest safety. Access ceases instantly upon checkout, ensuring no unauthorized entry after guests leave. These cards also simplify access to numerous hotel facilities, enhancing visitor convenience. By employing electronic key card systems, hotels can lower maintenance and energy expenses. Additionally, digital logs of room entries support efficient management and assist in any necessary investigations.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 3:00 pm

How to clean mixer grinder blades without rust: 5 easy tips

Regular cleaning prevents mixer grinder blades from rusting and losing shine. Blend warm water with dish soap to loosen trapped food particles easily. Use a soft brush for stubborn residue without scratching the metal surface. Always dry blades completely after washing to prevent moisture-related damage. Avoid harsh chemicals and touching blades directly for safe and effective maintenance.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 2:55 pm

This tiny Pacific island is offering citizenship for $90,000, but there's a powerful climate reason behind its 'golden passport' programme

Naoero, previously known as Nauru, has introduced a program that offers citizenship to individuals contributing to climate adaptation funding. The initiative focuses on securing finances necessary for relocating vital infrastructure and families further inland, in response to the increasing threats posed by rising sea levels and coastal flooding. Those who successfully navigate the rigorous application process receive a passport, emphasizing the growing trend of seeking second citizenships worldwide.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 2:41 pm

Remove stubborn turmeric stains from containers and hands at home

Turmeric stains containers and hands, requiring more than simple washing. Baking soda and dish soap create a paste for fresh stains. White vinegar and lemon juice offer acidic solutions for containers and skin. Sunlight and cooking oil help fade persistent yellow marks effectively. Cleaning spills promptly prevents deep stains from setting into surfaces.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 2:14 pm

Doctor Explains Return Home: Dr Neeraja leaves US career for Chennai; viral post sparks debate

After spending thirteen years overseas, Dr. Neeraja Nagarajan has made the pivotal decision to return to Chennai. Having honed her expertise at Johns Hopkins and provided insights at McKinsey & Company, her return aligns with her aspiration to make a meaningful contribution to her homeland. This journey embodies the shared struggle faced by numerous professionals living abroad, weighing the benefits of international experience against the desire to give back.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 2:11 pm

10 oldest soups in the world that are still eaten today

By combining water with grains, vegetables, herbs, meat or legumes, early communities created nourishing meals that were easy to digest and could feed many people at once. Over centuries, these humble broths evolved into iconic regional dishes, many of which remain staples today. Here are 10 of the worlds oldest soups that have stood the test of time.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 2:05 pm

Fruits For Smoother Digestion: 6 everyday picks ease gas and bloating; simple daily additions

For those struggling with digestion and bloating, certain fruits can provide great relief. Papaya, rich in the enzyme papain, effectively breaks down proteins and enhances regularity. Bananas are potassium powerhouses that help alleviate water retention and regulate digestive processes. Meanwhile, kiwi and pineapple also contribute enzymes for protein breakdown, promoting a healthy gut. Lastly, the fiber in apples and pears nourishes beneficial gut bacteria, aiding overall digestion.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 2:00 pm

There is absolutely nothing to do in Indian cities: Entrepreneur's take on kids weekend outings sparks parenting debate

An entrepreneur sparked debate by highlighting a lack of engaging family activities in Indian cities. He argued businesses focus on tickets rather than creating immersive experiences for children. Many parents agreed, while others pointed to existing, overlooked local options. The discussion questions whether cities need more attractions or better utilization of current spaces. Ultimately, the conversation explores what truly constitutes a memorable childhood experience.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 1:26 pm

Kazakhstan has released its first tiger in the wild after 70 years of extinction in the country

Kazakhstan has released adult Amur tigers into the wild after a 70-year absence. This reintroduction follows extensive habitat preparation and prey population restoration efforts. Scientists confirmed the genetic similarity between extinct Turanian and current Amur tiger populations. The country has implemented a comprehensive conflict-prevention system for human-tiger coexistence. This significant conservation initiative aims to re-establish tigers in their historic Central Asian range.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 1:25 pm

Viral Gabbar Tiger Video: massive Dudhwa big cat stuns social media

A stunning video of Gabbar, a remarkable Bengal tiger, has taken the internet by storm. This majestic creature calls Dudhwa National Park home, a haven for endangered wildlife. While he may not hold the title of the largest tiger, Gabbar's impressive stature and tranquil presence capture hearts. Shared widely online, the footage serves as a powerful reminder of the need for tiger conservation in India.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 12:55 pm

5 easy and simple hacks to accommodate nearly 50 plants in your small balcony garden

You don't need a huge backyard to grow a garden that is all full of greenery and tall trees; even a balcony works just fine, a small one as well.The trick lies in how smartly the space is utilised, and it is not just how large the floor space is, it is about how all the verticals around are brought into use.Most balconies waste their real growing potential by keeping every pot lined up on the ground while walls, railings, and overhead hooks sit empty and unused.Once you start thinking in layers instead of square feet, placing around 50 plants on a small balcony stops sounding unrealistic.A few railing planters, a wall-mounted grid, a tiered plant stand, and a hanging basket or two can multiply your growing area several times over without adding a single inch to the floor.Here are some easy tips to accommodate nearly 50 plants in your small balcony

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 12:01 pm

How to grow strawberry: 5 kitchen scraps, peels that provide good nutrients

Strawberry plants require potassium and calcium for optimal fruit production. Banana peels offer potassium and phosphorus, aiding root and fruit development. Eggshells provide essential calcium, preventing poor fruit quality and blossom end rot. Coffee grounds supply nitrogen and other minerals, suiting the plants' preferred acidic soil. Combining these scraps creates a nutrient-rich liquid feed for healthier strawberry growth.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 12:00 pm

4 ways Japanese cook rice and what makes each method unique

While modern rice cookers dominate most homes today, traditional methods continue to be cherished for the distinctive textures and flavors they produce. Scroll down to discover four ways Japanese rice is cooked and what makes each method so special.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 12:00 pm

Aluminium foil doorknob hack: Wrap handles before painting; hardware stays scratch-free

Aluminum foil is a handy and efficient way to keep door hardware safe during home projects. Wrapping door handles in foil protects against paint spills and accidental hits, proving to be more effective than painter's tape on irregular surfaces. The foil conforms to curves perfectly, ensuring thorough coverage. After completing your work, just remove the foil for spotless, undamaged handles.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 10:30 am

Growing a mango tree in a pot? These 5 steps can get you to harvest faster

Grafted dwarf mango varieties offer a faster path to fruit production. Choosing the right pot and soil from the start is crucial for root establishment. Consistent watering and ample sunlight are essential for healthy tree development. Seasonal feeding and pruning encourage flowering and manage tree size effectively. Monitoring for pests and repotting as needed supports continued growth and fruiting.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 10:00 am

Why Indians have eaten curd and sugar before important occasions for generations

While it may seem like a simple household tradition, the custom has deep roots in Indian culture, Ayurveda and practical nutrition. References in Ayurvedic texts, alongside long-standing Hindu customs documented by cultural scholars, suggest that the ritual evolved from a blend of symbolic beliefs and everyday wisdom rather than superstition alone.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 10:00 am

Ancient Dinosaur Trail Found: photographer spots 200m-year-old prints on cliff; lagoon past revealed

Thousands of dinosaur footprints were found on a steep Italian Alps rock face. These ancient tracks date back approximately 200 million years to a shallow lagoon environment. The region's geological transformation created the mountain's current near-vertical orientation over time. Researchers believe large, long-necked herbivorous dinosaurs left these extensive trails. Studying this inaccessible site will require advanced remote sensing technologies.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 9:06 am

Picasso On Imagination: Quote of the day unpacks his why not ethos; relevance spans innovation

Pablo Picasso, a renowned artist, inspired innovation with his forward-thinking perspective. His famous quote highlights imagining possibilities rather than just questioning current realities. This mindset encourages looking beyond the familiar to envision new creations. Such original thinking drives advancements in various fields today. Picasso's words remain relevant for fostering novel ideas and progress.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 7:14 am

Solve Conflict Without Gossip: BK Sister Shivani urges direct talks; gossip only amplifies pain

Disagreements are common in daily life and require mature handling. BK Sister Shivani advises direct communication with individuals involved in conflicts. Discussing problems with many people intensifies them and adds negativity. Spreading conflicts emotionally involves others, adding their opinions and biases. Calm, direct communication can dissolve issues, while gossip strengthens them.

The Times of India 5 Aug 2026 6:08 am

Tourist Dies At KP Waterfall: 22-year-old slips while filming reel

In a devastating turn of events, a 22-year-old tourist met his end while filming a social media reel at the picturesque KP Waterfall in Raigad. Unfortunately, he lost his footing on a slick trail and fell into a deep gorge. Local authorities and volunteers executed a nighttime rescue operation, successfully retrieving his body the following morning.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 9:21 pm

Six Lessons From Google Stint: Shankar Murali distils 20 years; leadership begins with listening

After two decades at Google, Shankar Murali shared insights from his remarkable journey. Emphasizing that leadership is rooted in listening and curiosity, he highlighted the value of leading by example and practicing empathy. Respect for diverse opinions and an openness to change were crucial lessons that defined his path within this global tech giant.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 9:00 pm

Quote of the day by Nirmal Nimsdai Purja: I knew more than anyone that nature didnt care for reputation, age, gender, or background. It was equally, the mountains that humble every traveller

Nirmal Nimsdai Purja's words highlight nature's impartiality towards human reputation and background. He famously stated that mountains do not care who you are or your social standing. Purja, a record-breaking mountaineer, earned the right to share this profound survival lesson. This philosophy applies to all adventure travel, reminding us of nature's inherent rules. Humility remains the most valuable item for any traveler exploring the wilderness.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 8:48 pm

Five Simple Spiritual Habits: Honest practices deepen faith; gratitude and compassion guide daily life

Open discussions and embracing moments of quietude daily nurture our faith. Acknowledging the little things instills gratitude and fortifies our spiritual bonds. The compassion we extend to others mirrors our genuine spiritual convictions. Striving for insight, even when answers elude us, broadens our spiritual exploration. These simple acts create a profound and respectful relationship with the divine presence.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 7:20 pm

10 baby boy names inspired by kings and royalty

Choosing a baby name is one of the most meaningful decisions for parents, and names inspired by kings and royalty have a timeless appeal. Often associated with strength, leadership, courage and honour, these names carry rich historical and cultural significance. Whether rooted in ancient legends, royal dynasties or traditional titles, they offer a regal choice for parents looking for a name with lasting meaning.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 7:00 pm

Optical illusion brain teaser: You might be a record breaker if you spot the 'blue-eyed fox' among the browns in this jungle

Optical illusions and brain teasers trick the brain into believing what a person sees first, despite many other things that are also there in a particular image.These brain teasers become a test of patience, focus, and a test of how keen an observer you are!One such brain teaser is making rounds is a woodland scene packed with foxes, and somewhere in that sea of brown-eyed creatures, one sneaky fox with blue eyes is hiding in plain sight.It sounds simple enough, but plenty of sharp-eyed puzzlers have found themselves stuck, scanning the same corner of the image over and over.So, before you scroll further and check the answer, take a moment, set a timer, and see if you can actually beat the clock.So, here, take the test!

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 7:00 pm

Man Quits Job For Water Business: Viral X post claims 28.5 lakh yearly profit; sparks career debate

After leaving his corporate job in Bengaluru, a man embarked on the journey of starting a water purification business. Surprisingly, his home-based venture has flourished, allowing him to earn a significantly higher annual income. By delivering drinking water to homes and local shops each day, he has achieved remarkable profits monthly, demonstrating that success can be found outside traditional corporate roles.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 6:58 pm

Once you've been raised by Asian parents, you need therapy for life: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shares why constant criticism by parents made him humble; 5 parenting lessons to take home

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared how his Asian parents' constant feedback shaped him. He explained their criticism was a unique way of showing love and care. This upbringing taught him to embrace criticism and remain humble throughout his career. Huang now applies these lessons to his leadership style at Nvidia. His story highlights the importance of balanced feedback in child development.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 6:37 pm

Speech delays: Parenting habits that could affect child's language development

Modern parenting practices, such as excessive screen time and persistent background TV noise, may adversely affect a child's language development. These distractions can diminish essential interactions that spur brain growth, like face-to-face conversations. To foster speech and language skills, parents should engage in more talking and reading while minimizing screen usage. Active participation in daily conversations significantly benefits children's language learning.

The Times of India 4 Aug 2026 5:52 pm