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Toddlers who give then take back toys are learning to share, psychology says

Toddlers exhibit an evolving grasp of sharing as they interact with toys and their peers. While its common for them to tease or reclaim items, these actions are part of their learning journey. Studies show that sharing skills typically mature between 18 to 24 months. To nurture these skills, parents should encourage enjoyable social activities without forcing them to share.

The Times of India 3 Nov 2026 10:55 am

10 baby names inspired by the strength of mountains

The Times of India 3 Nov 2026 7:00 am

Things you should never do inside an aeroplane toilet

The Times of India 2 Nov 2026 6:00 pm

Geyser or Immersion Rod: Which Is Better for Hot Water in Winter? Compare Cost, Safety and Electricity Use

Winter Water Heating Tips 2026: With November bringing cooler temperatures to many parts of India, households are once again preparing for the winter season. From taking a comfortable morning bath to washing clothes and handling everyday household activities, hot water becomes an important part of d...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 5:16 pm

Biological weapons: The weaponization of disease

Biological weapons are prohibited under international law. But new developments in biotech and AI are a cause for concern. DW addresses some of the most important questions about their history, risks, and control.

Web Dunia 2 Nov 2026 4:37 pm

Meat Consumption: Is it okay to give up non-veg after a certain age? What is the truth?

Is eating non-vegetarian food after the age of 40-50 healthy or harmful? Learn which types of meat can increase the risk of disease and what health experts say.Non-veg after ageMany people believe that non-vegetarian food should be discontinued as we age. Especially after the age of 40 o...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 4:15 pm

Bed Repair Tips: How to fix the creaking sound coming from the bed

Does your bed creak as you turn over at night? This recurring noise can disrupt your sleep. Learn easy ways to fix it at home.How to fix the bedThe bed in your home is used daily. Sitting, lying down, or turning on it often results in a creaking sound. Initially, this sound seems small,...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 4:13 pm

Mooli Paratha Tips: Why do radish parathas tear when rolling? Do this when kneading the dough.

Soft Mooli Paratha: If the dough is too dry, it may crack while rolling, whereas if the dough is too wet, it will become sticky and difficult to handle.How to prevent radish paratha from tearing while rollingTips To Prevent Mooli Paratha: The biggest problem when making radish para...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 3:25 pm

US man watches 1,207 movies in a year, sets Guinness World Record

At 60, Glenwood Hoskin Jr. from Pennsylvania shattered the previous cinema attendance record by watching 1,207 films in a year, averaging 3.3 movies daily. His secret? Meticulous planning around movie schedules and a keen eye on expenses with a membership program. A strong fan of animated films and comedies, he credited the audiences laughter for enhancing the comedy experience.

The Times of India 2 Nov 2026 3:25 pm

Odisha weaver preserves 45-year craft, trains over 200 people

Prafulla Kumar Sahoo has devoted 45 years to mastering the art of handloom weaving in Odisha. With each saree taking nearly a month to complete, he features a unique Patta design. Beyond his craftsman skills, he has empowered over 200 unemployed individuals by providing them weaving training for sustainable livelihoods.

The Times of India 2 Nov 2026 3:25 pm

Odisha teacher turns home into museum after collecting 1,000 old objects

Ama Sangrahalaya, curated by retired Urdu teacher Abdul Wadood Khan, houses an impressive collection of over 1,000 historical artifacts. This museum includes fascinating items such as gramophones and vintage newspapers that highlight the rich tapestry of daily life throughout various periods. Committed to education, Khan actively engages with visitors, ensuring generations understand and cherish their cultural heritage through these remarkable relics.

The Times of India 2 Nov 2026 3:24 pm

Woollen Clothes Smell: Woolen clothes are emitting a foul odor; do this while washing them

Woollen Clothes: If woollen clothes have developed a musty or odor-like odor, white vinegar can be used during washing. Its natural acidic nature helps reduce odours.How to remove damp smell from woollen clothesHow to get rid of musty odour in sweaters: Woollen clothes provide warmth in...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 3:24 pm

The membrane of a cow's heart becomes a new vein in the human body, a miracle of doctors.

Lucknow SGPGI Surgery: Doctors created a new vein from the membrane of a cow's heart. This vein was connected to the affected kidney veins in the young woman's body. According to doctors, this was a very complex task.Doctors created a vein from the membrane of a cow's heart.Lucknow SGPGI Surge...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 3:23 pm

How to Clean a Sofa: Make a dirty sofa shine without water; it will look brand new in 10 minutes.

Sofa Care Tips: Regular cleaning keeps a sofa clean and in great condition. Dust can accumulate in corners, food stains can cause odours, and ignored spills can become permanent stains.Easy way to clean a fabric sofaEasy Ways To Clean Sofa Without Water: Fabric sofas are used for receivi...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 3:18 pm

Gatsby Collections festive edits explore contemporary menswear and womenswear

From a one-piece collar jacket to a skirt-trouser hybrid, Gatsby Collection unveils its festive edits, Quiet Attraction and Borrowed Light, in Chennai, featuring experimental silhouettes and intricate hand-embroidered detailing

The Hindu 2 Nov 2026 3:17 pm

Dust Allergy: Why do you sneeze and cough after Diwali cleaning?

If you've already started cleaning for Diwali, be sure to take care of yourself as well, as this can increase allergies and respiratory problems. Learn easy ways to avoid them.Diwali cleaningBefore Diwali, most households begin cleaning. Some clean out cupboards, while others clean out o...

Kalam Times 2 Nov 2026 3:17 pm

Akshay Bysani on his 1945 Patek Philippe and its legacy

This watch has been in my family for a long time and it means the world to me, says Akshay Bysani, a luxury marketer and watch collector

The Hindu 2 Nov 2026 2:20 pm

Vishnu Ravindran Nairs new single encapsulates the quieter side of New York City

Vishnu Ravindran Nairs new song is inspired by the calm and tranquility of New York City. The New York That Sleeps is about the rarer side of this busy metropolis

The Hindu 2 Nov 2026 2:15 pm

Mira Kapoor reveals how she and Shahid divide parenting duties at home

Mira Kapoor opened up about the collaborative parenting style she shares with her husband, Shahid. They strategically divide their responsibilities according to their strengths, paving the way for a harmonious family life. Mira brings attention to how vital gender equality is in instilling values such as respect and kindness in their children. Their adaptable routines help manage everyday unpredictability, fostering a nurturing and supportive atmosphere for their family.

The Times of India 2 Nov 2026 1:36 pm

Auroville waste drive began with cycle rickshaw, now diverts 80% from landfills

Launched in 1992, Auroville's EcoService initiative started with two people collecting waste on a cycle rickshaw. Fast forward to today, an 11-member team organizes the collection and sorting of hundreds of kilograms of waste every day. The initiative encourages residents to categorize their waste for improved recycling, and it has engaged local women, referred to as Ammas, in a secondary segregation process.

The Times of India 2 Nov 2026 1:36 pm

Can Indias heritage produce find a place on the global food map?

Agri-food thinktank Vrihi Foundations new report explores how indigenous agricultural and forest produce such as turmeric, jamun, and mahua can gain stronger value chains, markets and policy support

The Hindu 2 Nov 2026 1:17 pm

Ultraviolette X-47 Venom Review: More performance, more technology and a more complete electric motorcycle

Ultraviolette has given its X-47 a fairly substantial upgrade, and the resulting in is a motorcycle that looks good, promises improved more performance and, importantly, feels like a more complete package on paper. Called the X-47 Venom, the latest version is the first motorcycle to use the companys new VX-100 platform. It brings improvements to the electric powertrain, battery technology, charging capability and rider assistance systems.

The Hindu 2 Nov 2026 11:50 am

23-year-old holds 80 kg plank for 2 minutes, enters India Book of Records

Pooja Smit Kumar has set a remarkable fitness record by holding a plank with an astonishing 80 kg on her back for a time of 2 minutes, 6 seconds, and 40 milliseconds. This achievement, recognized by the India Book of Records on September 9, 2026, surpasses Bijall Joshi's previous record of 75 kg for 45 seconds.

The Times of India 2 Nov 2026 7:55 am

Yash's son cried watching him play Ravana and kill Jatayu in Ramayana

Yash made a memorable appearance at the world premiere of Ramayana with his children, marking their first experience in a theater. His son Yatharv was visibly disturbed by the scene where Ravana defeated Jatayu, a reaction that showcased his growing grasp of morality. Sai Pallavi also noted Yatharv's feelings, recognizing his discomfort with the staged violence, revealing how the event served as a learning moment about emotional narratives.

The Times of India 1 Nov 2026 5:54 pm

Jackfruit biryani to haleem, exploring Hyderabad

On World Vegan Day, local dining conversations often turn to substitute ingredients, plant-based swaps, and the search for animal-free options. While eating plant-based in a meat-centric culinary landscape can seem challenging, Hyderabads ecosystem has been steadily carving out its own space through community initiatives, dedicated home kitchens, and adaptable dining practices. To understand the reality Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

The Siasat Daily 1 Nov 2026 4:32 pm

How rejected tomatoes became a multi-crore vegan leather empire

Pritesh Mistry developed a bio-leather material from discarded tomato by-products during his college project at Thadomal Shahani Engineering College. His idea addresses agricultural waste while reducing the environmental impact of leather production. The Bio Company has begun commercializing this innovation, producing 5,000 meters of Bioleather each month from tomato waste. Partnerships with designers and manufacturers are crucial for growth and meeting quality standards.

The Times of India 1 Nov 2026 8:53 am

5 signs your wife may be a narcissist

The Times of India 31 Oct 2026 8:29 pm

8 flea markets, festive events to explore in Hyderabad on Nov 1

From festive flea markets and shopping carnivals to a vegan food festival, Hyderabad has plenty of exciting events lined up for residents this weekend. With homegrown brands, fashion, handmade products, food stalls, music and festive shopping, these events offer a fun break from routine. Here is Siasat.coms guide to flea markets and festive events to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

The Siasat Daily 31 Oct 2026 6:03 pm

5 things to notice when someone talks about their ex

The Times of India 31 Oct 2026 4:00 pm

Diwali 2026: Chakli To Nimki, 7 Regional Savoury Snacks That Bring Traditional Indian Flavours To Your Table

Diwali preparations often begin in the kitchen, with families making batches of savoury snacks to serve guests, share with neighbours or enjoy over a cup of tea. While sweets usually get plenty of attention, the snacks are just as important to

Boldsky 31 Oct 2026 3:15 pm

Psychology says a collecting mindset can make shopping more enjoyable

People often find joy in viewing purchases as additions to collections rather than isolated items. This perspective shifts focus towards the experience of searching and acquiring meaningful objects. Retailers utilize collecting strategies to encourage consumers to build sets and return for more items. Research indicates that this mindset can influence spending and price evaluations, impacting consumer behavior. Overall, the process of collecting infuses purchases with emotional resonance beyond mere functionality.

The Times of India 31 Oct 2026 3:01 pm

Is Bengali cinema losing its rootedness?

Has Bengali cinema forgotten how to look at Bengal? From the invisible lives of Dhapa to the textures of a language that is slowly losing its density, filmmakers Ashish Avikunthak, Indrasis Acharya and Ishaan Ghose ask what has slipped out of the frame, and whether cinema can still find its way back

The Hindu 31 Oct 2026 2:57 pm

Why Sri Lankas tourism is thriving amid crises while Keralam struggles to regain lost ground despite its advantages

The two destinations offer comparable tourism experiences and products. Even amid adverse global conditions, Colombo has managed to surpass its pre-COVID foreign tourist arrival figures, while Keralam has struggled to regain momentum, achieving only around 70% of its pre-pandemic arrivals

The Hindu 31 Oct 2026 2:48 pm

Can higher FSI reshape Chennais real estate market and skyline?

From housing affordability to urban infrastructure, the benefits and challenges of allowing more construction

The Hindu 31 Oct 2026 2:06 pm

Japan's 'phone booth to the dead' lets people talk to lost loved ones

In the heart of Otsuchi, Japan, the Wind Phone stands as a poignant tribute to those who have lost loved ones. Established by Itaru Sasaki after the loss of his cousin, this unique telephone booth offers a space to share unspoken thoughts. Following the devastation of the 2011 tsunami, it has become a refuge for many grieving souls, fostering emotional connections and inspiring similar creations worldwide.

The Times of India 31 Oct 2026 2:04 pm

Festive home decor: How Indian craft is finding new forms

Woven tapestries, sculptural brass, cane vessels and collectibles, designers are reimagining traditional craft for contemporary homes, and building a case for living with these pieces beyond the festive season

The Hindu 31 Oct 2026 1:55 pm