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This is where I studiedWhy MP board topper Chandanis parents say theres no one like her

Chandni Vishwakarma, hailing from Bhopal's Bhim Nagar, exemplifies resilience as she emerged as the 12th board topper with an impressive 98.8% in commerce. Living in a modest one-room home with her father, a carpenter, and her mother, who serves in a mid-day meal program, she navigated through the challenges of limited resources and constant noise.

The Times of India 25 Apr 2026 3:13 pm

Top 5 posh areas of Thane for luxury living

Thane has rapidly evolved from a quiet suburb into a thriving urban destination known for premium residential living. Its efficient infrastructure, excellent connectivity, and beautiful green settings have made it popular among buyers who are looking for a luxurious place.

The Times of India 25 Apr 2026 10:00 am

Rihanna takes over Mumbai in two head-turning looks

From posing effortlessly for the cameras outside Phoenix Palladium to switching up looks like it was nothing, Rihanna turned the whole evening into her personal runway.And honestly, two outfits in one night? Both completely different moods? We love to see it.

The Times of India 25 Apr 2026 9:26 am

Is your toddler constantly hitting you and others? Common triggers and how to control this behaviour

Toddlers often hit due to frustration, overstimulation, or unmet needs. Parents can manage this behavior by staying calm and redirecting their child. Teaching toddlers to express emotions and demonstrating gentle touch are key. Understanding these triggers helps parents respond effectively. This approach fosters better emotional regulation in young children.

The Times of India 25 Apr 2026 5:00 am

Nita Ambani owns the global stage in a saree at TIME100 Gala

Nita Ambani captivated the TIME100 Gala by opting for a classic handwoven Banarasi saree and a bold, handcrafted blouse, eschewing typical red carpet trends. Her choice, complemented by historically significant jewelry and understated makeup, powerfully represented Indian culture and identity on a global stage, aligning with Reliance's initiative to spotlight rising Indian talent.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 10:19 pm

Jiske upar koi nai hota.. usko: Teenage orphan shares heartbreaking reality of children without parents

Meet Chand, a resilient 16-year-old who navigates the dual challenges of unloading bricks and attending 10th grade. Captivating audiences on social media, his journey, marked by the loss of his parents, emphasizes a profound truth: true maturity often arises from necessity and confrontation with life's trials, reminding us that wisdom doesnt always come with age.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 9:00 pm

France removes Airport Transit Visa (ATV) requirement; what it means for Indian travellers

Indian nationals can now transit through France without an airport transit visa, a significant policy shift officially implemented on April 10, 2026. This long-awaited change simplifies international travel for millions of Indian passengers connecting through French airports to destinations across North America, Europe, and Latin America.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 8:04 pm

'I realise our lives are much easier, but we still keep complaining' Surat womans post on juice seller is breaking hearts online

A Surat resident's observation of a roadside juice seller revealed the stark reality of his daily earnings. Despite selling many glasses of juice and coconuts, his net income after expenses and rent is modest, supporting a family of four. The story highlights the unseen effort behind everyday services and challenges assumptions about pricing.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 6:00 pm

Your backpacks midlife crisis: The science of why bag sag is wrecking your back

Your backpack's shape is crucial for spinal health, not just aesthetics. Poor storage habits like hanging by one strap deform its internal support, disrupting your body's balance and leading to strain. Researchers emphasize treating backpacks as equipment, storing them vertically to maintain their structure and prevent musculoskeletal pain. Organizing your bag daily ensures comfort and good posture.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 5:35 pm

What do American children carry in their school bags? How it is different from India

In Indian classrooms, students tote around a mountain of textbooks, while their American peers enjoy the luxury of lighter school bags. This weight disparity is largely due to differences in educational frameworks, access to technology, and the use of lockers.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 5:00 pm

Global Property Hotspots: 5 most valuable residential markets

Residential real estate remains one of the most important pillars of global wealth reflecting both economic strength and living standards across nations. Even with changing market conditions, housing continues to hold long-term value and attract investment worldwide.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 4:00 pm

Top 8 beaches in the world in 2026 and why travellers cant get enough

For anyone who loves beaches and for those who are planning beach vacay in 2026, this is for you. Every year, millions of travellers, photographers and visitors leave behind reviews and photos, not knowing how important those are for shaping the future of travel. Here are 2026 rankings by Tripadvisor of best beaches in the world drawn from real traveller feedback (in over 12 months). It is an experience of a lifetime.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 3:53 pm

'I am 98 but still young: Her husband died, her home fell silent then Prabhavati Nani turned her kitchen into a thriving business

Prabhavati Nani from Ahmedabad found a new purpose later in life. After her husband passed away, she started Nani's Nashta from her home kitchen. This venture now serves over 200 families. Anand Mahindra shared her inspiring story, highlighting that age is not a limit for starting something new. Her simple, home-cooked food connects with many.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 3:31 pm

The mistake that makes your space look more cluttered than it is

Most homes feel cluttered not because of too many items, but because of how they are arranged. Scattered placement creates visual noise, while grouping objects brings calm and structure. By organising decor into clusters and leaving some spaces empty, any room can feel more open and intentional.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 2:35 pm

The one thing that children need more than advice from their parents

Children learn more from how parents make them feel than from lectures. Emotional safety allows them to listen and grow. Being heard validates their feelings and teaches them their voice matters. Parents' presence and owning mistakes offer valuable lessons. This understanding builds strong relationships, fostering growth.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 2:01 pm

5 signs your lover doesn't love you and is only after your money

Relationships are supposed to feel safe, easy, and balanced. Like you can just be yourself without constantly thinking, Wait am I being used here? or silently checking your bank balance after every date.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 1:51 pm

AC vs Fan in a heatwave: What actually keeps you safe when temperatures soar?

Extreme heat poses a health risk, shifting cooling from comfort to necessity. While ACs offer superior protection by reducing temperature and humidity during heatwaves, they can cause dryness if misused. Fans are effective in moderate heat but can worsen exposure in extreme conditions. A balanced approach using both, with mindful habits, is key to staying healthy.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 1:51 pm

GK Fact of the Day: Not just chameleons; 5 animals that can change colour

When we think of animals that can change colour, chameleons are usually the first to come to mind. However nature is far more fascinating and diverse. Many other creatures have developed the ability to change their colour for survival, communication or camouflage.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 1:00 pm

5 things teens wish parents would stop doing

They are not asking for perfection. They are asking for parents to stop repeating the same patterns that make them shut down, lie, withdraw or feel smaller than they are. Here are five things many teens wish parents would stop doing.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 12:11 pm

Generational trauma must end with us, says Rashmika Mandanna, questioning the burden placed on children

Actress Rashmika Mandanna's comments on generational trauma are sparking a vital conversation about parenting and emotional inheritance. She asserts that children shouldn't bear the weight of parental expectations or unresolved pain, emphasizing that childbirth is a choice that shouldn't burden offspring with inherited wounds.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 9:11 am

10 beautiful baby girl names that mean grace and elegance

Choosing a baby girls name is a heartfelt journey, especially when you want something that reflects beauty, grace and timeless elegance. In Indian culture, names often carry deep meanings rooted in tradition, spirituality, and poetic expression. Here are ten graceful girl names.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 7:00 am

Love quote of the day by Julianne Moore: Loving someone is giving them the power to break your heart, but trusting them not to

Julianne Moore's quote highlights that true love involves granting someone the power to hurt you, yet trusting them to protect your heart. This means embracing vulnerability and expecting honesty, respect, and kindness in return, applicable to both romantic relationships and friendships.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 6:00 am

The pantry secret that erases years of tea and coffee build-up from your mugs

Stubborn coffee and tea rings in your favorite mugs can be effectively removed using baking soda. This mild abrasive, with its unique crystal structure, gently scrubs away stains without damaging the ceramic. Baking soda's alkaline properties also help to separate acidic stains from the cup's surface, restoring a spotless appearance.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 4:35 am

Beyond the scrub: The new science of lifting oil stains without harsh chemicals

Say goodbye to harsh detergents! Scientists have developed a revolutionary fabric coating that repels oil using just water pressure, making stains vanish effortlessly. Even with current machines, optimizing drum speed and load size enhances stain removal. A 40C wash temperature further aids oil dilution, proving physics plays a key role alongside chemistry for a cleaner wardrobe and planet.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 4:22 am

Why drying clothes indoors is changing your homes air

Winter brings a common household challenge. Drying clothes indoors releases moisture, increasing humidity. Poor ventilation traps this dampness, creating ideal conditions for mould. This can lead to respiratory problems for residents. Experts advise opening windows or using fans. Maintaining humidity below 50 percent is crucial for a healthy home environment.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 4:11 am

The dark truth: Why your cooking oil belongs in the cupboard, not the countertop

Sunlight triggers photo-oxidation in oils, forming free radicals that degrade fatty acids, impacting taste and nutritional value. While natural antioxidants offer initial protection, their depletion leads to rapid deterioration, with rice bran oil showing the most resistance. Proper storage in cool, dark, opaque containers is crucial to preserve oil quality.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 3:51 am

Why cutting aluminium foil isn't actually sharpening your scissors

While slicing aluminum foil might offer a temporary fix for dull scissors by gently realigning minor burrs, scientific facts indicate it's not a true sharpening method. True sharpness requires grinding away metal to recreate the precise cutting edge, a task foil cannot accomplish. Regular maintenance like tightening the pivot screw and oiling blades is more effective for long-term efficiency.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 3:31 am

The temperature trap: Why your prime egg storage spot is actually a safety risk

Storing eggs in the refrigerator door is a common mistake that compromises their safety and longevity. Constant temperature fluctuations in the door area can lead to condensation, allowing bacteria to penetrate the shell. For optimal freshness and safety, keep eggs in their original carton in the cooler, more stable middle or lower sections of the fridge.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 3:21 am

Keep Indoor Air Healthy: Over-sealed rooms trap pollution; window bursts clear stale air

Sealing homes for winter saves energy but can trap harmful indoor pollutants like CO2 and VOCs. Over-sealing without proper ventilation leads to poor air quality and potential health issues. Short, timed window openings can effectively refresh air without significant heat loss, balancing warmth and clean indoor environments.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 3:11 am

That invisible layer on your phone screen is more important than you think

Your phone's screen has a delicate nano-coating that can be damaged by rough fabrics and harsh cleaners like alcohol or ammonia. Aggressively wiping your screen with the wrong materials slowly removes this protective layer, making it prone to smudges and scratches.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 3:01 am

Keep Onions And Potatoes Apart: Storing them together speeds rot; separate spots extend shelf life

A common pantry habit of storing onions and potatoes together is harming your groceries. Onions release moisture, promoting fungal growth, while potatoes emit ethylene gas that speeds up onion decay. This leads to premature sprouting and rotting for both. Separating these vegetables into well-ventilated, cool, and dry spaces significantly extends their shelf life.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 2:51 am

Egg Boiling Physics Hack: Study backs 32minute hotcold method; eggs stay creamier, more nutritious

Achieving the perfect boiled egg, with its creamy yolk and tender white, isn't luck but physics. Researchers discovered that egg whites and yolks cook best at different temperatures. A new periodic cooking method, involving alternating between boiling and cool water, ensures both components reach their ideal states, resulting in a superior taste and increased nutritional value.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 2:41 am

Meet Alan Sindhu Dinsha, Kerala youth who built AI-powered armour for paralysed patients moved by his father's condition

Inspired by his father's paralysis, Alan Sindhu Dinsha developed Exobonic, an AI-powered exoskeleton. This pneumatic suit translates brain signals into physical movement, enabling paralyzed individuals to walk. The innovative device, developed with a team, aims to revolutionize mobility for those with lower-limb paralysis and has potential applications beyond healthcare.

The Times of India 24 Apr 2026 12:11 am

'Unke chehre ki khushi meri life ki sabse badi achievement thi': Son takes auto driver father, homemaker mother on first flight, video goes viral

A viral reel captured a son's joy as he took his parents on their first flight, a moment born from years of his father's sacrifice as an auto driver. This simple trip, funded by his success in professional jump rope, marked a profound shift, finally allowing his parents to experience life beyond necessity and hear his father's proud words.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 5:49 pm

5 books for toddlers to read this World Book Day

Celebrate World Book Day by igniting the imaginations of little readers with enchanting tales that foster compassion and a love for nature. Explore five delightful recommendations, such as Alia Bhatt's heartwarming 'Ed Finds a Home' alongside 'We Are Water Protectors,' which beautifully instill values of environmental stewardship and self-acceptance.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 5:29 pm

I feel my father did this one thing which was the reason for our success, Woman shares the habit which helped her crack UPSC and her brothers IIT and IIM

Anupma Chandra attributes her family's academic success, including civil services and IIT/IIM admissions, to a childhood steeped in books. Her parents' admiration for book-filled homes instilled a belief that learning, curiosity, and dedication, fostered by her father's advice to surround yourself with books, were key to achievement. This simple, yet profound, home environment nurtured ambition.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 2:46 pm

St Georges Day Around the World: The story behind it and countries celebrating It

April 23 marks St. George's Day, a commemoration with roots in the 3rd-century Roman Empire, not England. The legend evolved from a Christian martyr to a dragon-slayer, spreading across Europe and adopted by various cultures. While England's national celebration has waned, countries like Catalonia, Georgia, and Bulgaria continue to observe the day with unique traditions, highlighting its enduring, adaptable legacy.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 2:24 pm

Boston Marathon 2026: Runner gives up personal best to save collapsing competitor in final stretch

Sportsmanship shone at the Boston Marathon 2026 when two runners, Aaron Beggs and Robson de Oliveira, stopped to help a struggling first-time participant, Ajay Haridasse, just meters from the finish line. Despite sacrificing personal bests, they supported him across the line. All three later met qualifying standards for the next marathon.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 1:19 pm

What is the 7-7-7 rule of parenting? The viral method every parent is talking about

imple on the surface, the idea promises a structured way to adapt as children grow, offering clarity in what often feels like an overwhelming journey. Scroll down to read more...

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 1:00 pm

5 things children remember about their parents long after they grow up

Parenting leaves a long shadow. Some memories fade, but others settle deep into a childs sense of self and remain there for decades. These are the things that tend to last. Scroll down to see the things that tend to last.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 12:00 pm

Boy goes to the pond to brush his friends teeth but who he meets comes as an unexpected shock!

A viral video from Colombia shows a young boy, Himer, calmly brushing a crocodile's teeth. This unusual scene, blending childhood innocence with the inherent danger of a wild predator, has captivated social media.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 9:01 am

Meet Barbara Corcoran, who turned a heartbreak into a $66 million success

Shark Tank investor Barbara Corcoran transformed a devastating breakup into her greatest success. Betrayed by her boyfriend and business partner who left her for her secretary, Barbara was told she wouldn't succeed alone. Instead, she used the pain as fuel, starting The Corcoran Group, which she later sold for $66 million.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 8:56 am

Success quote of the day by 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author Robert Kiyosaki: Winners fail until they succeed

Financial educator Robert Kiyosaki challenges the notion that setbacks signal the end, advocating instead for viewing failure as a crucial part of the learning process. His philosophy, exemplified by the quote 'Winners fail until they succeed,' emphasizes perseverance through disappointment.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 6:00 am

Why does stepping out of the shower feel like walking on ice?

Ever wondered why bathroom tiles feel so cold? It's not the temperature, but how quickly they conduct heat away from your feet. Unlike cozy mats, tiles actively pull warmth, causing that sudden jolt. Research highlights how different tile materials impact this, and even suggests heated mats or underfloor insulation as effective solutions to combat the chill.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 4:32 am

The orange peel you throw away might be your skin's best friend

Orange peels are emerging as a powerful skincare ingredient. Science confirms their ability to combat skin aging and UV damage. Compounds in orange peel oil boost natural defenses and slow collagen breakdown. This natural remedy offers a promising alternative for skin health. Research also explores innovative delivery methods for enhanced efficacy.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 4:21 am

That stick of chalk in your junk drawer might be saving your tools

DIY enthusiasts have a new ally against rust. Ordinary blackboard chalk offers a cheap and effective way to protect metal tools. Its porous nature absorbs moisture, preventing rust formation. While silica gel is more efficient, chalk is readily available and works well in moderately dry indoor spaces. Simple steps ensure maximum effectiveness for this humble yet powerful fix.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 4:10 am

One overlooked habit that could be putting you at risk everyday

Your shoes might be the culprit behind unexpected slips, not just worn soles. Dirt and wear fill tread grooves, drastically reducing grip. Research shows even minor sole wear significantly impacts traction, making floors hazardous. Cleaning your soles can restore grip, but worn-out treads necessitate replacement. Innovations are emerging to enhance shoe safety.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 4:00 am

The invisible science of why your kitchen sponge smells so bad

Your kitchen sponge, a breeding ground for millions of microbes, emits foul odors as bacteria thrive in its moist, food-laden fibers. These tiny organisms, including potentially harmful strains, can spread germs across your kitchen. To combat this, experts recommend sanitizing sponges with high heat or replacing them every one to two weeks.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 3:51 am

Why mowing timing can make or break your lawn's health

Mowing your lawn correctly involves more than just cutting. Maintaining a height of at least three inches shades the soil, encourages deep roots, and prevents weeds. Sharp blades are crucial for a clean cut, preventing water loss and disease. Mowing when grass is dry and the air is cool, ideally late afternoon, allows for recovery.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 3:31 am

The single lighting mistake that is quietly killing your indoor plants

Indoor plant owners often struggle with wilting greenery, mistakenly blaming watering or humidity. The real culprit is insufficient light, as plants require specific light levels (PAR) far exceeding human perception. Even near windows, slight distances drastically reduce photosynthesis. Adequate light is crucial for plants to purify air, making them vital for a healthy home environment.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 3:21 am

The hidden science behind why your rice ends up sticky or mushy

Achieving perfect fluffy rice is a science, not just luck. The key lies in understanding starch types, amylose and amylopectin, and their interaction with water. Excessive water causes starch to leach, leading to stickiness. Rinsing rice removes surface starch, while the precise water-to-rice ratio controls internal starch gelation and grain texture for that ideal, distinctively grainy result.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 3:11 am

The science of a perfect sip and why your high quality coffee might taste bitter

Bitterness in coffee is often misunderstood, with caffeine wrongly blamed. New research reveals roasting chemicals like chlorogenic acid and phenylindanes are the primary culprits, not caffeine levels. Controlling brewing temperature is crucial, as excessive heat extracts more bitter compounds, making cold brewing an effective method to minimize harshness and reveal nuanced flavors.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 3:00 am

Why your pillow might be the secret source of your morning neck pain

Your pillow significantly impacts neck health, often causing stiffness more than sleeping position. Orthopaedic experts highlight that materials like rubber and latex offer superior support for side-sleepers, unlike soft feather or polyester fillings that sag. Pillow height is also crucial for maintaining a neutral spine, preventing discomfort and pressure. Choose wisely for restorative sleep.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 2:50 am

The kitchen wrap hack that saves your half-finished paint cans from drying out

A common household item can save your leftover paint from becoming unusable. Plastic wrap placed directly on the paint surface before sealing the can creates an extra gasket. This prevents air exposure, stopping the formation of a rubbery skin. This simple technique preserves the paint's moisture and mechanical integrity for future use.

The Times of India 23 Apr 2026 2:40 am

Called out 'kallo, kali': Meet Hema Gill, 'that terrace girl', who shattered trolls with her impeccable terrace walk and landed a Guru Randhawa video

Hema Gill, the errace video girl, defied narrow beauty standards in India by embracing her dusky skin and confidence. Rejected for modeling due to her height and skin tone, she created her own runway online. Her viral terrace walks led to brand deals and a music video with Guru Randhawa, proving self-belief can challenge societal norms.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 11:46 pm

How to deal with a child who answers back: 3 mindful parenting tips inspired by Sadhguru

Growing independence is essential for children, however, parents understand the price it comes with. Sharp replies like, Why should I? or You always say that are some of the signs. While these may look disrespectful, parents must know a better way to deal with their child in such a situation instead of getting enraged. Spiritual leader, Sadhguru, famously said, When a child enters your life, it is time to learn, not to teach. With this perspective in mind, here are three mindful ways to deal with a child who answers back:Instead of reacting instantly, deal with consciousnessSadhguru often emphasizes that unconscious reactions create conflict, while conscious responses create clarity.When a child talks back, many parents tend to shut them down. However, doing so will only worsen the outcomes. So, instead of shutting the child, take a brief pause and ask them what it is that they dont like. When parents respond thoughtfully instead of impulsively, children are more likely to listen and mirror that same calm behavior over time.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 10:34 pm

You should never go to India; the truth behind this foreign couples statement will leave you shocked

A viral Instagram reel by Dutch travel creators Toon and Lin begins with a warning, You should never go to India. The video then unfolds into an unfiltered journey through India's challenging Himalayan terrains, from the bustling streets of Delhi to the serene mountains of Manali and the raw beauty of Leh-Ladakh.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 7:01 pm

3 mantras to chant everyday that are believed to bring peace, prosperity and divine protection

Three traditional mantrasdedicated to beginnings, clarity, and protectionoffer a simple daily practice. Their impact lies in rhythm, breath control, and focused attention, which together help calm the mind and build emotional balance over time.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 6:01 pm

The viral Twin Telepathy Challenge is winning hearts on the internet

The phenomenon of 'Twin Telepathy Challenge' is capturing the internet's attention, especially with videos featuring identical twins navigating identical responses. For instance, the charming duo of influencers, Ali Smith's sons Rome and Teddy, often appear in clips where they seamlessly echo each other's thoughts, much to the delight of viewers.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 5:46 pm

Top 5 premium residential areas of Ghaziabad

Ghaziabad has developed into a prominent area in terms of property and residence, offering buyers good facilities, connectivity to Delhi and many housing options. Ghaziabad provides an amalgam of affordable houses and luxurious ones.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 5:00 pm

Father reacts at sons job offer letter and why we will never forget this video

In a touching clip, Shailendra Yadav reveals his fathers heartfelt reaction to his sons first job offer at Amazon. As the trailblazing engineer in a family of farmers, Shailendra shared a moment of sheer joy when he handed his father the acceptance letter.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 4:33 pm

Overtourism at the foothills; the untold story of abandoned Himalayan villages

While popular Himalayan destinations face overtourism, leading to environmental strain and resource depletion, remote villages are emptying due to harsh conditions and limited opportunities. This imbalance, fueled by improved connectivity and digital trends, necessitates a shift towards balanced development and regional planning to protect fragile ecosystems and cultural heritage.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:59 pm

5 silent ways children ask for attention

Attention is not just about praise or gifts. For children, it often means something far more basic: the comfort of being noticed, listened to and emotionally held. When that need is missing, they may begin speaking in a language adults overlook. Here are five silent ways children often ask for attention.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:30 pm

From I do to ICU: Brides Japanese honeymoon turns into life-threatening crisis

A honeymoon in Japan took a dramatic turn for Sarah Danh, a Texas nurse. Days after her wedding, she fell critically ill with sudden liver failure. Danh was rushed to the hospital and later moved to the ICU. Doctors are treating her severe condition. She has now been medically evacuated and is returning to Texas.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:29 pm

12-year-old girl dies after hair gets stuck in pool suction pump: 5 things parents should ensure for child safety in swimming pools

A tragic incident in Brazil, where a 12-year-old girl died after her hair became trapped in a pool's suction system, highlights the critical need for constant supervision. Parents must ensure children wear visible swimsuits, secure their hair, and remain attentive without distractions to prevent accidents.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 2:30 pm

What is the meaning of Indian summer in the UK?

An Indian summer is a calm, warm spell in autumn, often in October or November, characterized by clear skies and light winds. Though not a formal meteorological term, its name originated in 18th-century North America and describes a brief, unexpected return of warmth as the year cools.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 2:12 pm

Inside Ajay Jadeja, the King of Jamnagars, royal residence: A palace-style home shaped by family traditions and cricketing glory

Ajay Jadeja or Ajay Singhji Jadeja is remembered as one of the most stylish and dependable batsmen of the 1990s. In his cricketing journey, the sportsman achieved some remarkable feats. He played 196 ODIs and 15 Test matches for India and gave many memorable match-winning innings.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 1:19 pm

6 signs your child feels emotionally safe with you

In many homes, emotional safety is the invisible foundation beneath everything else. It shapes how children communicate, how they trust, how they handle conflict and how they learn to name their inner world. Here are six signs that your child may already feel emotionally safe with you.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 1:00 pm

Ankur Warikoo shares 5 career risks worth taking over playing it safe

Most people dont fail because they take risks. They fail because they wait too long to feel ready. The idea of the perfect moment, the perfect skills, and the perfect amount of confidence becomes the biggest delay in a career. What if the real danger isnt taking a risk at allbut staying still for too long? Thats the uncomfortable question entrepreneur and content creator Ankur Warikoo recently posed in a LinkedIn post thats sparked strong reactions across workingprofessional circles.Warikoo shared a perspective on what he believes are five career risks that feel scary in the moment but are actually safer than staying in a comfort zone. Framing them as risks is almost ironic, because from his point of view, the real risk is choosing safety over movement.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 1:00 pm

How to spot a fake diamond instantly

Buying a diamond can be daunting, but simple home tests can help identify fakes. Checks like the fog, water, and dot tests, along with examining the sparkle and setting, offer initial clues. Always look for certification and consult a jeweler if unsure to ensure an authentic purchase.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 12:06 pm

Watch: People cant believe shes 73 her paragliding video is going viral for this reason

A heartwarming video from Himachal Pradesh shows a 73-year-old woman calmly paragliding in Bir Billing. Her composed demeanor and relaxed conversation during the flight have captivated social media users. Having previously experienced similar adventures, she described the moment as 'very special,' inspiring many with her zest for life and adventurous spirit.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 12:04 pm

Earth Day 2026: How to care for your clothes so they last longer

This Earth Day, extend the life of your wardrobe by adopting simple clothing care habits. Washing less often, using cold water, air-drying, and proper storage significantly reduce wear and tear. Basic repairs and prompt stain treatment further preserve your garments, making your existing clothes last longer and reducing fashion waste.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 9:06 am

5 signs your parenting is working even when it doesnt feel like it

The work is rarely glamorous. It is repetitive, exhausting and deeply personal. And yet, even on the days it feels like nothing is landing, there are signs that it is. Scroll down to read more...

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 8:31 am

Meet Shrestha Tiwari: The supergirl who embraced her skin condition and turned stares into a movement of self-love

Shrestha Tiwari, a 23-year-old, is challenging societal stigma surrounding psoriasis. Despite facing judgment for her skin condition, she openly shares her journey on social media, advocating for self-love and acceptance. Her story highlights the power of embracing individuality and building supportive communities online, proving that personal struggles can inspire global conversations.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 6:00 am

Can you be too happy being single?

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 6:00 am

How to grow Oyster mushrooms at home in simple and easy steps using straw and carry bags

Oyster mushrooms are an easy-to-grow, nutritious, and adaptable fungi perfect for home cultivation, even in small spaces. The process involves preparing straw, layering it with spawn in polythene bags, and incubating them in a dark, warm environment. Harvesting occurs within 20-30 days, offering multiple yields and a rewarding gardening experience.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 5:00 am

Is your rug ageing too fast? Here is what you are probably missing

Foot traffic relentlessly flattens your rugs, wearing down fibres and increasing airborne particles. This wear is concentrated in high-traffic areas, leading to uneven damage. A simple, yet often overlooked, solution is to rotate your rugs every three to six months.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:40 am

The ancient kitchen hacks that kept food fresh without refrigerators

For centuries, traditional methods like salting, smoking, and drying ensured food safety without modern appliances. These techniques, deeply rooted in local environments, preserved food effectively. While modern technology has advanced food safety, a growing movement is reviving these age-old practices, often enhanced by new tools, to combat waste and promote sustainability.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:30 am

Say goodbye to the stubborn sticker residue with these easy steps

Tired of stubborn sticker residue? Forget harsh chemicals! This guide reveals simple kitchen staples like olive oil and baking soda to tackle sticky messes. A hairdryer's heat can also soften glue for easy removal. For tougher jobs, rubbing alcohol is your ally. Plus, a clever trick can prevent residue altogether next time.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:20 am

Clean Flat-Screen TVs Safely: Skip Windex and paper towels; use microfiber and distilled water

Protect your TV screen from damage by ditching paper towels and harsh cleaners. A soft, lint-free microfiber cloth is your best bet for everyday dust and smudges. For tougher dirt, use a damp cloth with distilled water or a tiny drop of detergent. Always apply liquids to the cloth, not the screen, and wipe gently to maintain picture quality.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:20 am

How your slicing style is silently ruining your fresh bread

Stale bread is a common kitchen woe, but science reveals a simple solution: how you slice it. Proper cutting, especially with a sharp knife, preserves the crust's protective barrier, preventing rapid moisture loss. Slicing from the middle and rejoining halves traps moisture, extending freshness. Understanding starch retrogradation is key to enjoying your artisanal loaves longer.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 3:10 am

Why eating with distractions quietly trips up digestion

Eating while distracted by screens significantly impacts digestion and satiety signals, leading to overeating. Studies reveal that a lack of focus during meals prevents the brain from processing calories effectively, potentially causing increased hunger later. Maintaining regular, screen-free mealtimes allows your body to properly register fullness and improves gut health, promoting a healthier relationship with food.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 2:55 am

The great toilet debate: Is closing the lid actually keeping your bathroom cleaner?

Forget the toilet seat debate; the real germ culprit is the flush. Flushing creates an aerosolized mist that spreads bacteria, with floors being the most contaminated. Closing the lid helps, but thorough cleaning with disinfectants and attention to the floor are crucial for true bathroom hygiene. Don't linger on the toilet, and always clean after flushing.

The Times of India 22 Apr 2026 2:45 am

What you notice first reveals if you are extrovert, introvert or emotionally expressive

Optical illusions reveal subconscious preferences, with psychologists linking them to Gestalt psychology. Noticing a tree suggests an extroverted, thrill-seeking personality. Seeing eyes indicates deep empathy and emotional intelligence. Perceiving two faces points to a strategic, observant introvert. These insights offer a glimpse into personal priorities.

The Times of India 21 Apr 2026 11:00 pm