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10 timeless love quotes by Rumi

The 13th-century Sufi poet and mystic, Rumi, captivates readers across the world today even today. His wise words on love and joy feel as fresh now as they did centuries ago. Since love is a universal language and it speaks to every heart, here we list some of Rumi's timeless quotes to warm yours.

The Times of India 6 Feb 2026 1:47 pm

Top 5 real estate hotspots in Pune, Maharashtra in 2026

Punes real estate market continues to transform in 2026. The credit for the dynamic evolution of the city goes to the presence of the multi national companies (MNCs), tech employment hubs and expanding metro connectivity are shaping property demand.

The Times of India 6 Feb 2026 12:58 pm

Top 10 hardest countries to get citizenship and why its nearly impossible

These places have in place rigid rules like decades-long residency requirements, bans on dual nationality, and discretionary approvals. If you are keen to know more, here are 10 countries where getting citizenship is among the hardest in the world, along with the reasons why.

The Times of India 6 Feb 2026 12:19 pm

This Japan town brings the curtain down on its 10-year-old cherry blossom festival to protect the dignity of its citizens

Fujiyoshida, Japan, has cancelled its annual cherry blossom festival. Unmanageable tourist numbers have disrupted local life. Residents faced traffic jams, litter, and trespassing. The town prioritizes citizens' well-being over tourism. This decision highlights the growing challenge of overtourism in popular destinations.

The Times of India 6 Feb 2026 11:21 am

Real-life love story: How Anand Mahindra met his wife Anuradha

Billionaire Anand Mahindra's inspiring romance began when he ditched Harvard classes for love in Indore, meeting his future wife Anuradha. Their Bollywood-esque love story, marked by a semester off and an heirloom ring proposal, led to a lasting marriage and a powerful partnership, proving true love can conquer all.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 9:45 pm

Vivek Ramaswamy and Dr Apoorva Tewari name their third child: Heres what the name means

Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and his wife recently rejoiced in welcoming their third daughter, Savithri. Rooted in the ancient language of Sanskrit, Savithri evokes images of sunlight, clarity, and truthfulness. This name is not only a nod to age-old Indian epics, where wisdom and bravery reside, but it also highlights the couple's commitment to nurturing a spirit of knowledge and exploration.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 5:57 pm

Bhutans Sustainable Development Fee: What Indians pay, who pays USD 100, and till when

Bhutan mandates permits and a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) for visitors from India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives. Indian nationals pay INR 1,200 per night, while other international tourists pay USD 100 per night until August 31, 2027. This fee supports Bhutan's development and conservation efforts.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 5:44 pm

How ghat aarti fits into Goas religious tourism push and where its planned

Goa is set to introduce a 'ghat aarti' facility along the Mandovi River at Naroa village, aiming to boost religious and cultural tourism. This initiative, inspired by similar rituals in Haridwar and Varanasi, will be integrated with the historic Shree Saptakoteshwar Temple. The project, costing INR 10.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 4:33 pm

I was fired because my manager was insecure of my success: Corporate employee shares how toxic leadership damages companies and 'mistakes' to avoid

A talented content professional was abruptly fired after his manager perceived his viral comedy reel, satirizing corporate life, as a threat. Despite a recent salary hike and strong performance, Ajay Sharma Chinta was forced to resign, highlighting how insecurity and office politics can stifle creativity and lead to talent loss within companies.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 3:41 pm

There seems to be some kind of anti-India hate campaign but Indians tend to...: A foreign travellers honest take on India

A solo female traveler's recent Reddit post challenges negative online portrayals of India. She shared her positive month-long journey through southern and central India, emphasizing practical advice and trusting real-life experiences over sensationalized warnings. Her account highlights the importance of context and self-awareness for a fulfilling travel experience.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 3:16 pm

Beckham faily feud: Brooklyn covers up tattoo dedicated to Dad David

Brooklyn Beckham is reportedly covering family-related tattoos, including one dedicated to his father, David. This comes after Brooklyn publicly accused his parents of prioritizing Brand Beckham over his happiness and meddling in his marriage to Nicola Peltz. The tattoo changes appear to be a symbolic move amid ongoing family tensions.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 2:02 pm

Coldplay Kiss Cam scandal's Kristin Cabot to speak at Crisis Conference

A viral Coldplay concert Kiss Cam moment in 2025 led to the downfall of Astronomer's CEO and HR boss. Now, Kristin Cabot, the former HR executive, is set to keynote a crisis communications conference, sharing her journey of turning a global scandal into a powerful narrative of resilience and recovery.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 12:59 pm

The only river that flows through 5 states of India and what are the other things which makes it unique

India's revered Ganga River, the nation's longest and oldest, flows through the most Indian states, acting as a vital lifeline. Its journey from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal supports culture, economy, and life across Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, with its basin touching even more. The Ganga's expansive reach and profound significance are explored.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 12:50 pm

With a 40% surge in Indian treavellers visting Georgia, all about the e-Visa process, eligibility, documents, fees and validity for short-term travellers

Indian travellers can now easily obtain a Georgia e-Visa for short trips, eliminating embassy visits. This online system requires a simple application, fee payment, and a mandatory DuVerify step. Ensure your passport is valid, carry essential documents like insurance and proof of funds, and adhere to stay limits to avoid issues at the border.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 12:11 pm

$2 bills crash 2026 Grammys: Two Dollar Steve's luck charm or crypto's sneaky money laundering plot? The internet has theories

$2 bills crash 2026 Grammys: Two Dollar Steve's luck charm or crypto's sneaky money laundering plot? The internet has theories

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 11:50 am

Kate Middleton brings vintage glam to Wales in a look thats quietly iconic

Princess Kate Middleton captivated during her Wales visit, showcasing a vintage 1960s tapestry wool coat from Melin Tregwynt. Paired with Victoria Beckham trousers and N Peal knitwear, the ensemble highlighted local craftsmanship. Her understated elegance and nod to heritage pieces signal an exciting new chapter in her evolving style, drawing attention to Welsh artisans.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 10:03 am

5 costly mistakes to avoid when purchasing your first home

Purchasing your first home is a thrilling experience, but it is also one of the most significant financial choices you will ever make. The process entails legal reviews, financial planning and commitments that can influence your stability for years to come.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 10:00 am

Curiosity Corner: Which fruit has the most water?

Dive into the juicy world of fruits and uncover the hydration heroes! Watermelon, bursting with 92% water content, has competition from strawberries and cantaloupe, renowned for their refreshing qualities. These delectable fruits, loaded with essential vitamins and minerals, are your perfect allies for keeping cool and vibrant. Unravel the secret of these succulent snacks that pack a hydrating punch!

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 9:00 am

The chilling way Korean Love looks like Blue Whale - the online game tied to teen suicides

Dangerous online 'task games' like the Korean Love Game are resurfacing, preying on vulnerable youth through emotional manipulation and gradual escalation of risky behaviors. Following a tragic incident in Ghaziabad, parents are urged to address digital safety and mental health, as these games exploit the need for belonging and validation.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 8:54 am

Jupiter-inspired names for babies born on Thursday

This article explores the link between Thursday, Jupiter, and Indian naming traditions. It presents thoughtfully chosen baby names inspired by Guru and Brihaspati, focusing on meaning, cultural depth, and modern usability. Each name reflects wisdom, learning, and inner strength, values traditionally associated with Jupiter.

The Times of India 5 Feb 2026 6:00 am

What Shakira learnt about life after becoming a mother, and why it changed her forever

International superstar Shakira shares her journey into motherhood, illustrating how it completely transformed her worldview. She embraced a new definition of success, focusing on being present rather than striving for perfection. With time becoming a cherished emotional investment, her career choices now reflect a deeper consideration.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 10:30 pm

Hulk toy that nearly cost a child his health: Lessons for parents about everyday hidden dangers

A toddler's life was saved after swallowing a full Hulk figurine, which was lodged in his stomach. Doctors successfully removed the toy via endoscopy, averting potential intestinal blockage. This incident underscores the critical role of parental instinct and the need for constant reassessment of toy safety as children explore their world.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 9:26 pm

Dryer Balls vs Dryer Sheets why they should be used in a washing machine and which is better?

Dryer balls and dryer sheets both enhance laundry drying, but differ significantly. Dryer balls, made from wool, rubber, or plastic, improve air circulation, reduce drying time, and act as natural softeners, offering a cost-effective and eco-friendly solution. Dryer sheets, single-use and chemically coated, excel at reducing static cling and imparting fragrance, though they may cause skin irritation and leave residues.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 9:01 pm

Why parents are letting go of trendy, cute, and complicated baby names in 2025

In today's naming landscape, parents are leaning towards classic and timeless baby names, steering clear of unconventional spellings and geographical inspirations. Theres a noticeable drop in names for boys that end with 'y' or kick off with 'D' and 'K', suggesting a shift towards names that are both elegant and easily recognisable.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 8:35 pm

5 most expensive buildings from across the world and why they cost so much

Architecture has always been a reflection of the ambitions, beliefs and technological development of civilisations. There are buildings that go beyond the ordinary, which become landmarks around the world.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 8:00 pm

Melinda hints at Bill Gates link to Epstein as the reason for her divorce

Melinda French Gates expressed deep sadness and exhaustion over newly released Epstein files that resurfaced painful memories from her marriage to Bill Gates. She emphasized her heartbreak for the victims and stated that her ex-husband and others involved need to answer for their actions, not her.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 7:55 pm

Japan multiple-entry visa for Indian nationals with up to 5-year validity: Eligibility, documents and application process explained

For all those Indian citizens who frequently visit Japan, can now secure multiple-entry visas, valid for up to five years. This will allow them to enjoy repeated short stays for tourism, business, or visiting family. Eligibility hinges on prior Japan visits, strong financial standing, or a history of travel to Japan and G7 nations.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 6:04 pm

The 7-year itch is real - But now its hitting in just 3 years: What changed about modern love?

Modern marriages are experiencing a 'three-year itch,' a phenomenon arriving much earlier than the traditional seven. Rapid relationship development, technoference, and burnout are contributing factors. Couples are advised to pause, communicate openly, rediscover individual joys, and proactively seek counseling to rekindle intimacy and build lasting connections.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 3:21 pm

Indian runner sets Guinness record for fastest ManaliLeh run across high Himalayan passes, finishes under 100 hours

Indian ultra-distance runner Sufiya Sufi has officially set a Guinness World Record for the fastest run from Manali to Leh. She completed the challenging 480 km route, crossing five high Himalayan passes, in an impressive 98 hours and 27 minutes. This achievement adds to her growing legacy of extreme endurance feats.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 2:51 pm

Bridgerton Season 4: This new theory about Sophie Baeks birth actually makes sense and changes everything for Benedict

Bridgerton Season 4: This new theory about Sophie Baeks birth actually makes sense and changes everything for Benedict

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 12:14 pm

Anand Mahindra wonders why the world is not visiting this unique travel destination, calls it heaven

Anand Mahindra recently shared a post on X, and lauded Key Monastery in Spiti Valley as a heavenly destination, and wondered why the world isn't flocking here. Perched at a height of 13,500 ft, this largest monastery in Spiti is deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhism and has endured centuries of invasions and disasters, yet remains renowned for its rare artifacts and peaceful ambiance.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 11:14 am

Curiosity Corner: Who invented school?

Education has traversed an incredible path, from the storytelling of ancient civilizations to the philosophical debates of Greek scholars. The notion of organized schooling, especially universal education, took off in the 19th century. Fast forward to today, and we're witnessing a tech-driven revolution in learning, but the essence of inspiring inquisitive minds remains timeless.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 9:00 am

9 nature-inspired baby girl names that mean 'new beginning'

This article explores ten Indian-sounding baby girl names inspired by nature. Each name reflects renewal, growth, or fresh beginnings. Together, they celebrate hope, change, and the beauty of starting anew.

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 6:00 am

Robin Sharmas 10 rules for a better world: Simple wisdom, massive impact

International best-selling author and leadership expert, Robin Sharma is best-known for his book 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari'. Through his works, Sharma has turned into an inspiration of sorts for many and he often shares his wisdom with his fans and followers on social media. In a recent post, Sharma shared his 10 rules for a better world. These 10 rules cut through noise, urging one to indulge in self-mastery amid chaos. In a world full of quick fixes and endless scrolls, these simple rules help build unbreakable character, kinder communities, and a healthier planet. Here's what they are:

The Times of India 4 Feb 2026 4:00 am

5 brilliant uses of old, broken pans and cookware

Discarded cookware can be given a new lease on life through creative repurposing. Old pans and pots can transform into charming planters, bird feeders, or practical storage solutions for various household items.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 11:51 pm

Alia Bhatt on motherhood: How becoming a parent changed her views on safety

Motherhood has profoundly reshaped Alia Bhatt's perspective, particularly concerning safety and worry. The actress now navigates a constant undercurrent of concern, extending empathy to others' vulnerabilities and prioritizing her daughter's well-being. This shift influences her career choices, emphasizing a balance between work and family life, and a trust in instincts over perfection.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 9:26 pm

Beyond white and grey: How colours can elevate the look of minimalist homes

Minimalist interiors are embracing color to add warmth and personality, moving beyond stark white and grey. Earthy pinks, soothing russet browns, and calming sage green are creating serene yet inviting spaces. Blues offer visual rhythm, while ivory grey provides elegance. Black accents anchor designs, and natural wood tones ground the aesthetic, proving thoughtful color choices enhance minimalist appeal.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 8:58 pm

'The moment I stepped inside, the energy changed.' Seeing the only Jyotirlinga with 3 faces was an experience I can never forget

A monsoon retreat to Trimbakeshwar Temple turned into a test of faith when a fierce storm struck. Amidst flying debris and chaos, a Ganesha idol provided unexpected shelter, highlighting the power of belief. The journey, though challenging, offered a profound experience of nature's might and spiritual solace.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 4:53 pm

How many rivers flow through Gir National Park? A closer look at its lifelines

Gir National Park's survival hinges on its seven perennial rivers, with the Hiran River being its primary lifeline. These water sources sustain the park's rich biodiversity, from the Asiatic lion to over 2,300 species. Dams on four rivers ensure water availability, crucial for the delicate ecosystem despite facing natural and human-induced threats.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 3:08 pm

Baggage Rules, 2026: Duty-free limits, jewellery allowance and advance baggage declaration explained

The Central Government has introduced the Baggage Rules, 2026, and new Customs Baggage Regulations to streamline international travel. These changes include electronic declarations, enhanced duty-free allowances, simplified transfer of residence benefits, and revised jewellery allowances, aiming to reduce paperwork and speed up customs clearance.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 1:57 pm

Bengalurus top 8 emerging real estate hotspots in 2026

Bengalurus real estate is growing and is expected to grow in 2026. The sector is undergoing a remarkable transformation of late. The city that was once defined for its booming IT sector is now being driven by massive need for infrastructure investments. On this note, lets have a look at 10 fastest-growing real estate areas in Bengaluru for 2026.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 1:28 pm

5 things you didnt know about Donald Trumps viral India Gate post and the Greatest Arch idea

U.S. President Donald Trump's social media post comparing India Gate to his proposed Independence Arch for Washington D.C. has sparked global interest. The article highlights that India Gate is a war memorial and that Washington D.C. currently lacks a triumphal arch, with Trump envisioning his monument to be taller than India Gate.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 11:23 am

Curiosity Corner: Where are some places on Earth where the sun never rises or sets

Earth's tilt causes extreme light and dark periods near the poles. Places like Svalbard and Troms in Norway, and Utqiavik, Alaska, experience weeks of continuous daylight in summer and prolonged darkness in winter. Antarctica sees nearly six months of sun followed by six months of night, impacting local wildlife and human life.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 9:00 am

8 baby boy names that are inspired by successful celebrities

This article explores eight baby boy names inspired by successful celebrities, reimagined for modern Indian families. Each name reflects values like discipline, humility, creativity, and integrity, offering parents meaningful options that feel personal and future-ready.

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 6:00 am

5 celebrities whose lives became seemingly better after divorce

Considering how complex modern marriages are, divorces have become quite common - be it because of infidelity, growing apart over the years, or more. Navigating a changing world after divorce can be a traumatic and challenging time for the person who is going through it. But as the saying goes, when the going gets tough, the tough get going. And that's exactly how some people navigate their divorce. They channel their energy to turn their pain into a rewarding achievement-- be it personal or professional. Here we list some celebs who are seemingly doing better after divorce and whose lives are much in the public sphere and scrutiny:

The Times of India 3 Feb 2026 4:00 am

5 important steps to take while giving your house on rent

Renting out your property demands careful preparation to avoid legal pitfalls. Prioritize making your property rental-ready, conduct thorough tenant verification, and draft a clear rental agreement. Systematically manage finances, including deposits and rent receipts. Fulfilling legal and administrative obligations, like police verification and tax declarations, is crucial for a secure and profitable rental venture.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 9:07 pm

This 24-year-old food delivery agent delivers more than meals and asks for nothing in return

Despite facing immense hardship as a Swiggy delivery agent and personal tragedy, Akash Saroj dedicates his limited earnings to helping those in need. Inspired by his late father's kindness, Akash feeds animals, assists strangers, and even arranged a train ambulance for his father, demonstrating that compassion transcends financial status.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 8:52 pm

Raising kids in a social media-heavy world

The organic transitions of childhood seem to fade in an era of perpetual digital engagement. Studies indicate that heavy social media consumption during early teenage years can herald future depressive tendencies, yet for some, it serves as a crucial link to friends and support.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 8:45 pm

7 'Right' questions you must ask before hiring a house help

Hiring house help in modern India is a necessity due to busy schedules. The article outlines seven crucial questions to ask before hiring, covering experience, references, duties, household rules, salary, leave policy, and a trial phase. These inquiries ensure a smooth and harmonious working relationship.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 8:15 pm

Singapore travel gets a new pre-departure check: What Indian travellers need to know

Starting January 30, 2026, Singapore's No-Boarding Directive will allow authorities to prevent ineligible travelers from boarding flights. This pre-departure screening, using advance passenger information, is in line with enhancing border security by stopping potential issues before departure. Airlines face penalties for non-compliance, while travelers denied boarding must seek approval from ICA for future travel.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 7:37 pm

Never forget to add this Secret ingredient to your washing machine for the best ever wash

Discover how white vinegar can revolutionize your laundry routine. This inexpensive household staple effectively eliminates odors, acts as a natural fabric softener, and preserves fabric colors by breaking down detergent residue and mineral buildup. Simply add half a cup during the rinse cycle for brighter, fresher, and softer clothes.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 6:19 pm

8 ways to experience a different side of Delhi

Not only does centuries-old forts grace Delhis landscape, there are bird-filled wetlands and curated urban gardens to keep not only visitors, but also locals hooked. Here are eight places that capture the capital regions many moods.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 5:20 pm

Top 10 countries in the world by GDP (2026 Projections); check Indias position

We have entered into another year and as the global economic landscape evolves, countries have increased not just in population, but for influence in trade and finance. As per the latest projections from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as aggregated on Worldometers 2026 data, the global rankings of national economies by nominal GDP shows dynamic shifts. Lets have a look at the top 10 countries in the world by GDP (2026 Projections).

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 4:06 pm

Union Budget 2026: India to host the first Global Big Cat Summit - what it means for wildlife lovers

India will host Global Big Cat Summit this year, bringing together leaders from 95 range countries to strategize conservation efforts. Announced in the Union Budget 2026-27, the summit aims to foster international cooperation, expand habitat protection, and promote sustainable wildlife tourism for big cat survival.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 12:55 pm

Breadcrumbing in relationships: What it is, how it works, and why it hurts

Breadcrumbing in relationships: What it is, how it works, and why it hurts

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 12:31 pm

Curiosity corner: Which country has the most spoken languages in the world?

In the vibrant tapestry of Papua New Guinea, over 840 distinct languages flourish, surpassing the combined total of Europe and North America. This remarkable linguistic diversity sprouted from the countrys isolating landscapes, with each language encapsulating the essence of its community's traditions and daily life.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 9:00 am

What it's like to be a parent: One of the hardest things you'll ever do - Nicholas Sparks

Navigating the complexities of parenting is no small feat, yet it unveils profound revelations about love without conditions, a sentiment echoed by author Nicholas Sparks. Every day, parents encounter challenges that extend their boundaries, demanding both endurance and selflessness. In this dance of nurturing, children, with their innocence and repetitive inquiries, impart lessons in acceptance and mindfulness.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 7:30 am

Best-dressed celebs at Grammys 2026 that ate and left no crumbs

Let's take a look at the best-dressed celebs from the 2026 Grammys.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 7:18 am

8 baby girl names inspired by 'Bridgerton' with a twist

This article explores eight baby girl names inspired by Bridgerton, each given a modern twist. The names reflect the spirit of the characters while fitting todays world. They balance tradition, emotion, and individuality in a thoughtful way.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 6:04 am

BLACKPINKs Ros steps into Grammys history in a classic black-and-white gown

Ros made her historic debut at the 2026 Grammy Awards, becoming the first K-pop soloist nominated in two major categories and set to perform. Her striking red carpet look, a black mini dress with a dramatic white drape, showcased her evolving fashion identity. This milestone night celebrates her solo career's significant achievements.

The Times of India 2 Feb 2026 6:03 am

Top 5 cities in India for real estate investment in 2026

Indias real estate market has seen a significant boom in the last 10 years. Its a perfect combination of development, and demand that make some cities stand out as prime investment centres.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 9:21 pm

Akshay Kumars focus on a ormal childhood for his kids

Akshay Kumar champions a down-to-earth childhood for his kids, choosing to instill principles of self-reliance and integrity rather than relying on celebrity status. He maintains a close-knit relationship with his son, teaching him the value of hard work and appreciation for what he has.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 8:26 pm

The temple that houses pythons, lets them go out to hunt, and welcomes them back

The Temple of Pythons in Benin is a sacred site deeply connected to Vodun beliefs, where pythons are revered as symbols of protection and spiritual mediation, linked to the rainbow serpent Dan. Local legends tell of pythons saving a king and aiding crops, leading to the temple's establishment.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 6:30 pm

No.1 parenting rule Catherine OHara never had to say out loud

Catherine OHara, the beloved star who left us at 71, exemplified the beauty of prioritizing family. Her career decisions revolved around her desire to be present for her sons, showing that joy and laughter should reign in the household.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 6:21 pm

Why international travel may get cheaper after Union Budget 2026

The 2026-27 Union Budget significantly reduces the Tax Collected at Source (TCS) on overseas tour packages to a uniform 2%. This move aims to make international travel more affordable and accessible for Indian travellers, stimulating demand in the tourism sector and supporting the formal travel economy.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 5:26 pm

Albanias visa rules explained: Who can enter this European country without a visa and what Indian travellers need to know

Albania is becoming a popular tourist spot with easy entry rules. Many visitors can enter without a visa. This includes those with Schengen, US, or UK visas or residency. Special visa-free access is available for some countries in 2025. Albania also offers short and long-stay visas. Applying for visas is now mostly online.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 5:03 pm

Soha Ali Khan on nurturing curiosity without pressure

Soha Ali Khan promotes a parenting philosophy that values the wonder of exploration over the race for early success. She highlights the importance of fostering open dialogue, enabling children to delve into their interests without the pressure of instant assessment.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 4:12 pm

Nearly 6 lakh jobs gone already: 2026 kicks off with a brutal wave of layoffs

The US job market faces a brutal start to 2026 with nearly 6 lakh jobs already gone, driven by massive layoffs at companies like Amazon and UPS. This wave of job cuts, significantly higher than last year, is fueled by automation and AI, impacting various sectors beyond tech.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 2:56 pm

Which country is known as the Land of Black Gold?

Saudi Arabia, known as the Land of Black Gold, transformed from a desert nation into a global energy powerhouse following the 1938 discovery of vast petroleum reserves. This natural wealth has profoundly shaped its economy, culture, and modern development, attracting travelers eager to explore its energy heritage and cultural reinvestment.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 1:15 pm

Budget-friendly destinations in 2026: 8 Indian places that should be on every travellers wish list this year

In 2026, with rising flight costs and crowded hotspots, these eight destinations stand out for offering rich experiences on a realistic budget, especially if youre willing to travel slowly, eat local, and stay in homestays.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 1:10 pm

Mona Kattan unfollows Huda Kattan amid Huda Beauty boycott calls

Huda Beauty faces a growing boycott after Huda Kattan's controversial post on Iran, which her sister Mona Kattan publicly distanced herself from. This digital rift, coupled with resurfaced past controversies, has led to calls for retailers to drop the brand, questioning Huda's influence and brand integrity.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 9:41 am

This is the most expensive house in the world: Where wealth meets power

Buckingham Palace in London is estimated to be the world's most expensive residential property, valued at $5 billion. Serving as the official residence of Britain's monarch since 1837, the palace boasts 775 rooms and holds immense historical and political significance.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 9:05 am

From Germany to the sea, the river that crosses 10 countries

Europe's Danube River, originating in Germany's Black Forest, flows through a record 10 countries, connecting Central and Eastern Europe. This vital waterway, a continental connector, has historically served as a boundary and trade route, now linking four national capitals. Its extensive basin and delta support rich biodiversity, while modern canals and dams highlight its ongoing economic and ecological significance.

The Times of India 1 Feb 2026 8:00 am

Sonam Kapoors pregnancy glow hits different in this navy velvet gown

Sonam Kapoor showcased a serene yet striking maternity style at a Lancme event, where she was unveiled as the brand's first Indian ambassador. She wore a deep navy velvet off-shoulder gown that elegantly complemented her pregnancy glow. The look was understated, with subtle sapphire jewelry and natural makeup, highlighting her confidence and personal style.

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 7:51 pm

7 workplace red flags that dont seem like warning signs at first

While workplaces can feel exciting at first due to the high energy and we're family vibes, but beneath the surface, they might be toxic. How? Have you noticed how work is always labelled as urgent or your role might not be clear, but you are expected to overachieve and deliver sky-high goals? Well, these are sneaky signs that erode your confidence, health, peace of mind and happiness over time, turning dream jobs into energy-draining traps. Here we list some workplace red flags that dont seem like warning signs at first, but shouldnt be ignored:

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 4:47 pm

Elon Musks confession: I cannot be happy without love And why it's imp

Even billionaire Elon Musk admits that personal happiness hinges on love and companionship, not just professional success. His 2017 struggles during a breakup and the Tesla Model 3 launch highlight the human need for connection. Research confirms strong relationships are vital for health and longevity, proving love fuels even the most driven individuals.

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 3:26 pm

Barack Obamas marriage advice: 3 questions to ask before marrying

Research shows what our hearts already know: Marrying the right person increases your happiness, mental health, and even boosts your career success. And it's not just the stats, as former US President Barack Obama, too, swears by it. Here's what Barack Obamas timeless marriage advice is:

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 1:48 pm

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says using AI can slash prices of expenses

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman envisions AI driving economic deflation, making goods and services cheaper and boosting real wealth. He argues AI turbocharges productivity, allowing individuals to achieve what teams once did, leading to widespread abundance. While this optimistic outlook promises a more affordable future, critics point to current economic realities and the potential for job displacement during the transition.

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 12:25 pm

Why is a screaming AI tomato teaching you how to cook? Internets strangest trend explained

Why is a screaming AI tomato teaching you how to cook? Internets strangest trend explained

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 11:56 am

Deepika just made a white T-shirt and jeans look 2026-level cool

Deepika Padukone effortlessly elevated a simple white tee and blue jeans by opting for a Zara lace-detailed top with an uneven hem. This subtle twist, paired with classic denims and soft waves, created a casually cool and stylish look. The outfit demonstrates how thoughtful details can transform basic pieces into a statement, proving that understated elegance is key.

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 11:06 am

Curiosity Corner: Where is the waterfall that makes its own clouds located?

Yosemite Falls, fondly referred to as the 'Veil of Mist,' enchants onlookers with its delicate spray that conjures fleeting rainbows in the air. Nestled in the breathtaking Sierra Nevada mountains of California, this majestic waterfall plunges an impressive 739 meters.

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 9:00 am

8 Indian baby girl names that sound global but are fully desi

This article highlights Indian baby girl names that feel modern and global yet remain culturally authentic. Each name carries a clear Sanskrit or traditional root without sounding heavy or old-fashioned.

The Times of India 31 Jan 2026 6:00 am

Why Chelsea Handler took parenting classes without ever wanting kids

In a surprising twist, comedy icon Chelsea Handler, known for her candid stance against motherhood, has taken the plunge into parenting classes. Her motivation? A genuine desire to enrich her relationship with her ex-partner's three daughters.

The Times of India 30 Jan 2026 8:57 pm

Raja Beta Syndrome isnt cute: A therapist explains how overlove turns into a lifetime burden

In a thought-provoking discussion, Therapist Snowy Rahi delves into 'Raja Beta syndrome,' a detrimental parenting style where young boys are overly coddled, leaving them ill-prepared for adulthood and reliant on others. This cycle, perpetuated through lenience in mistakes and a lack of chores, ultimately burdens partners with emotional and physical responsibilities.

The Times of India 30 Jan 2026 8:09 pm

5 uses of rosemary and its oil in our home and garden

Discover the versatile benefits of rosemary, a beloved Mediterranean herb. From repelling pests naturally in your home and garden to offering stress relief through its soothing aroma, this plant is a true multitasker. Rosemary also boasts antimicrobial properties for eco-friendly cleaning and can even boost soil health, making it a valuable addition to any household and green space.

The Times of India 30 Jan 2026 8:03 pm

Im not going to change my opinion, I love India: Why a US traveller defended India despite being a victim of Mumbai taxi scam

An American tourist, Argentina Ariano, was scammed out of 18,000 by a taxi driver at Mumbai airport. Despite the incident, she expressed her continued love for India and its people. Mumbai Police swiftly arrested the driver, highlighting the importance of traveler vigilance.

The Times of India 30 Jan 2026 7:19 pm

5 passports that saw sharp power declines in the recent times

Below, are the breakdown of five passports that witnessed drop in rankings in their power recently and the reasons behind their declines.

The Times of India 30 Jan 2026 6:53 pm