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'Not one pothole, not one': Indian woman's Sri Lanka trip leaves her with an unexpected 'culture shock'

An Indian traveler shared her Sri Lankan experience, noting civic habits and infrastructure. She observed well-maintained roads and polite drivers during her week-long journey. Beaches were notably clean, and public spaces were well-organized for visitors. This observation sparked discussions about India's own civic responsibilities and improvements. Many social media users related to her experiences and shared similar observations.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 9:29 pm

A US inmate demanded pasta in Tihar: What does a prison meal look like in different countries

A US citizen arrested in a terror case seeks court permission to cook his own food. He has been on a hunger strike for over 50 days due to prison food. Matthew Aaron VanDyke claims jail meals are unsuitable for his dietary habits. His family is willing to cover all expenses for his personal cooking setup. The court has sought a response from Tihar Jail authorities.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 9:04 pm

Why do babies love playing peekaboo? The surprising brain science behind it

Peekaboo teaches babies object permanence and that loved ones always return. This game builds secure attachment and helps children navigate future separations. It also serves as a baby's first social interaction, teaching connection rules. Babies enjoy peekaboo due to its optimal surprise level and sense of mastery. Parents can foster development through engaging and joyful interactions without special toys.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 8:41 pm

What parents can learn from Kylian Mbapp's journey from a football-mad kid to a global superstar

Kylian Mbapp's journey from a young fan to a football star offers parenting insights. Parents should recognize and support children's interests and passions early on. Discipline and dedication are crucial alongside natural talent for sustained success. Role models can inspire positive development without creating undue pressure. Believing in children's dreams fosters confidence and encourages their best efforts.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 8:12 pm

Don't throw away eggshells! 7 Smart ways gardeners use them to help plants thrive

Eggshells offer gardeners valuable calcium and trace minerals for soil enrichment. These shells can also improve compost quality and provide a barrier against garden pests. Furthermore, eggshells serve as biodegradable seed starters for young plants. Crushed eggshells can also act as a decorative mulch for exposed garden soil. Reusing eggshells promotes sustainable gardening and reduces household waste effectively.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 8:00 pm

'Reading and writing will come. Childhood won't': Man's Norway vs India kindergarten comparison sparks debate

A viral post contrasts Norwegian kindergartens focused on outdoor play with Indian early education emphasizing academics. The author observed young Indian children engaged in academic tasks instead of experiencing childhood. Many social media users agreed, lamenting the loss of childhood for Indian youth. Some commenters suggested parenting styles contribute significantly to this trend. The discussion highlights differing views on what constitutes a proper childhood experience.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 7:29 pm

What is a Philately Passport that has Bengaluru travellers lining up and why has it become such a prized possession

The Karnataka Philately Passport offers travellers a unique way to document their journeys. This collector's booklet allows users to collect special pictorial cancellations from various destinations. Demand for the limited-edition passports has surged, with many queuing early for them. The trend combines sightseeing with a fun treasure hunt for authentic experiences. This modern approach to philately is attracting a younger audience to collect memories.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 6:56 pm

Trending: Hyderabad gets its own Eiffel Tower, heres where

Paris may be thousands of kilometres away, but Hyderabad now has its own slice of the French capital. Parix Cream, a newly launched Paris-inspired dessert destination inside Flip Side Adventure Park in the Financial District, is quickly becoming one of the citys most talked-about attractions. With a towering Eiffel Tower replica, premium desserts and adventure 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 13 Jul 2026 6:30 pm

Pigeons taking over your balcony? 7 Humane ways to keep them away without causing harm

Pigeons appear to pose no threat until they start building a nest on a balcony. They create lots of mess with feathers, droppings, nesting material, and constant cooing. However, you need to consider using humane ways that will discourage pigeons from settling on your balcony without doing them any harm. Luckily, just a couple of changes to your balcony can help you get rid of pigeons without hurting them and letting them find a safe place to roost. Here are seven tips on how to scare pigeons away humanely.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 6:00 pm

Woman says she finally understood why Bengaluru is called one of the safest cities for women after a 5 am walk

A woman's early morning walk in Bengaluru has sparked a city-wide conversation about safety. She shared her comfort walking alone while the skies remained dark at 5 a.m. This experience contrasted with the anxiety she felt walking in her hometown. Many women expressed similar feelings of fear when walking alone or in crowds. Internet users agreed Bengaluru is a good city to live in, apart from traffic concerns.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 5:57 pm

Only in Hyderabads Khajaguda can Chicken 65 taste Mexican

Purists will tell you that a proper Mexican quesadilla requires specific cheeses and centuries of Oaxacan tradition. However, eating Mexican food in Hyderabad means you do not care about the rules. At the newly opened food truck in Khajaguda, the star of the show is a golden quesadilla packed with the Hyderabadi Chicken 65. It 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 13 Jul 2026 5:30 pm

'No makeup, no revealing Clothes': Farah Khan's parenting rule for her teenage daughters is something every Indian family will relate to

Farah Khan's parenting stance on her teenage daughters sparked online debate. Research suggests clear boundaries, explained with warmth, foster better teen decision-making. However, overly rigid rules can lead adolescents to hide information from parents. The key lies in the parent-child relationship and open communication. Trust and respect within boundaries help teenagers make sound choices.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 5:00 pm

Does your child sleep with an open mouth? Here's what it could mean and when parents should be concerned

Persistent mouth breathing during sleep can signal underlying breathing issues in children. This habit may restrict airways and impact sleep quality and oxygen delivery. Chronic mouth breathing can also affect facial and dental development over time. Breathing problems during sleep may manifest as daytime behavioral and learning difficulties. Seeking professional help and monitoring sleep habits are crucial for early intervention.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 4:21 pm

India's first bullet train launch timeline revealed; route, speed, stations and everything we know so far

India's first bullet train section will begin phased passenger operations by August 2027. This significant milestone promises faster domestic travel and improved connectivity for travelers. The Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor uses Japanese Shinkansen technology and is partially funded by JICA. Hyderabad is designated as a key junction for three proposed high-speed rail corridors. These future corridors will connect Hyderabad to Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, and Chennai.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 4:07 pm

Science says curious children learn better: Why parents should encourage more questions

Why do I have to sleep at 9? But why can't I wear this? How do you know that's true? I don't agree.If you're a parent, you've probably heard some version of these questions almost daily. And if you're being honest, you've likely answered at least one of them with, Because I said so. For a lot of parents, constant questioning feels like arguing. It can seem like kids today just don't listen the way earlier generations did.Most of us grew up believing good children obeyed without asking too many questions. If our parents said something, we accepted it. We didn't push back. You argue too much. If I said no, it means no. Children shouldn't question elders. Many Indian parents grew up hearing these sentences. So when today's children ask, But why?, it can feel unfamiliar, even disrespectful.But childhood has changed. The world has changed. Maybe the way we parent needs to shift a little too.A child who asks questions isn't necessarily becoming difficult. More often, theyre becoming curious, confident and able to think for themselves which is something to celebrate, not fear.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 3:07 pm

Parenting lessons to learn from Lionel Messi that every parent can use

Lionel Messi shares parenting insights from his own family life. He embraces his sons' unique personalities, avoiding comparisons between them. Messi emphasizes passing down strong values like respect and humility to his children. He prioritizes normal family routines and emotional presence over fame. Children learn best from observation and grounded parental actions.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 3:00 pm

Before modern conveniences: The household items every frontier family relied on

Frontier families relied on practical tools for daily survival and self-sufficiency. Essential items like axes and saws built homes and provided fuel for warmth. Cast-iron skillets and Dutch ovens enabled versatile cooking over open fires. Sewing kits and farming tools ensured clothing and food supplies were maintained. Water buckets and preservation containers were vital for life's necessities.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 2:46 pm

From being chased by elephants to mauled by a tiger; 7 times tourists ignored jungle rules and instantly regretted it

Jungle safaris are meant only for the responsible tourists. For those who dont believe in following rules or discipline, safaris should not be on their bucket list because the first lesson every safari guide tells is simple: the rules must be followed.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 2:15 pm

Morning or evening? The best time to clean your bathroom for a longer-lasting fresh finish

Cleaning bathrooms at the right time ensures better hygiene and effectiveness. Morning is often ideal after family members finish their ablutions. Allow excess moisture to dissipate before applying cleaning products. Evening cleaning can prevent overnight accumulation of spots and residue. Proper ventilation after cleaning aids drying and prevents mold growth.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 2:00 pm

Habits that help children become independent: 7 expert-backed tips

Contrary to popular belief, confident and self-reliant children aren't raised through strict rules or constant praise. They grow up in homes where they're trusted with small responsibilities, allowed to make mistakes and encouraged to find their own way. Here are seven everyday habits that quietly shape independent children.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 2:00 pm

From ragi to maida: 8 Indian flours ranked from healthiest to least healthy

But in general, flours that are less processed and naturally higher in fibre, protein and essential minerals tend to offer more nutritional value than highly refined ones. Here's how some of India's most commonly used flours compare.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 1:53 pm

Dimple Kapadia's all-black look at The Odyssey premiere deserves a standing ovation

The veteran actor attended the Mumbai premiere of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey over the weekend, and while plenty of celebrities showed up in glamorous outfits, it was Dimple's quietly powerful look that stayed with people. Dressed in a handcrafted black ensemble by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla, she reminded everyone that personal style isn't about wearing what's fashionable - it's about wearing what feels completely you.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 12:53 pm

His parents left him in India when he was just 10: How a Norwegian child survived against all odds

A Norwegian national's harrowing childhood survival story in Mumbai unfolds. He recounts being abandoned by his parents during a family vacation to India. Lasse Lund managed to survive by working as an informal guide and receiving help from strangers. India now has systems to protect lost foreign children, involving police and embassies. Responsible travel planning remains crucial for families visiting unfamiliar destinations.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 12:09 pm

Crystal-clear every time: 7 Easy ways to clean glass without leaving streaks

Crystal-clear glass requires proper cleaning techniques and the right tools. Microfiber cloths are recommended for lifting dust and absorbing moisture effectively. Avoid cleaning windows on sunny days as the solution evaporates too quickly. Wiping in one direction helps detect and prevent additional streaks from forming. Applying a vinegar solution and wiping edges ensures a truly spotless finish.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 12:00 pm

7 Everyday habits that can quietly damage even the happiest relationships

Every relationship faces disagreements and problems, but often they are formed by small everyday habits rather than large dramatic arguments. Most of these habits start innocently and can pass unnoticed for many months or even years. However, in the end, they affect trust, emotional connection, and communication. Partnership experts usually pay a lot of attention to healthy relationships and suggest that it takes good habits to create them. At the same time, knowing bad habits which can harm a relationship might also be very useful for maintaining a healthy partnership. Here are seven habits that might quietly ruin any relationship.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 10:00 am

Think your kitchen is clean? These 7 everyday items probably need more frequent cleaning

Kitchen sponges and cutting boards harbor bacteria and require frequent cleaning. Refrigerator door handles and dish drying racks also accumulate germs and need attention. Spice jar lids and microwave interiors gather residues and should be wiped down. The trash bin lid and surrounding area can harbor food splashes and bacteria. Regular cleaning of these items ensures kitchen hygiene and product longevity.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 8:16 am

Just ignore them isn't the answer: What parents can do to prepare children if bullying happens

Parents can help children build confidence to deal with bullying situations. Teaching children to stay calm and practice confident body language is important. Differentiating tattling from asking for help empowers children to seek assistance. Identifying safe people and assuring children bullying is not their fault provides support. Open conversations before problems arise build resilience and prevent isolation.

The Times of India 13 Jul 2026 7:00 am

Yes, you can actually book an entire Indian Railways train: Here's how IRCTC's lesser-known Full Tariff Rate (FTR) service works

Indian Railways provides a unique Full Tariff Rate scheme for group travel. Individuals and organizations can now book entire trains or coaches for exclusive use. This service is ideal for weddings, religious trips, and corporate tours. Advance booking is required, with applications submitted through the IRCTC portal. Costs vary based on route, distance, and train composition.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 6:49 pm

Who is Thea Booysen? All about Mr. Beast's soon-to-be wife, following his cryptic hint about wedding

YouTuber Mr. Beast posted a cryptic message about his marital status on July 11, 2026. He hinted at possibly getting married and being occupied with wedding preparations. His fiance, Thea Booysen, is a South African content creator and author. The couple met in 2022 and announced their engagement on Christmas Day 2024. Fans eagerly await further wedding updates from the popular internet personality.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 4:56 pm

The boat had hardly left the island, we were all screaming for help: How a dream holiday near Vietnam's Phu Quoc ended in tragedy

A tragic speedboat accident near Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island claimed fifteen Indian lives. The vessel carrying thirty-two Indian tourists capsized shortly after departing May Rut Island. Survivors described the sudden capsizing which occurred within moments of departure. Nearby boats and rescue teams quickly responded to aid passengers in the water. Vietnamese authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of this maritime tragedy.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 4:56 pm

Indias richest districts in 2026: 10 wealthiest destinations every traveller should explore

In 2026, India's richest districts offer travelers unique economic and cultural experiences. Rangareddy district leads, providing access to Hyderabad's historic sites and famous biryani. Gurugram, a corporate hub, attracts visitors with upscale shopping and vibrant nightlife. Bengaluru Urban blends technology with gardens and heritage attractions for exploration. These districts showcase modern India alongside rich historical landmarks.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 2:26 pm

Who is Shekhar Chaudhary? All about the 'Dhurandhar' singer Jasmine Sandlas' fianc and their relationship

Singer Jasmine Sandlas revealed her fianc Shekhar Chaudhary during her Delhi concert. She introduced him to her cheering fans, displaying a diamond ring. Chaudhary, also known as Chaudhary Sahab, has been subtly present during her tours. He was seen supporting her security and accompanying her on travels. The couple's whirlwind romance details remain largely undisclosed for now.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 1:58 pm

Psychology says it's not just a child's screen time but also a parent's phone habits that affect their behaviour

Psychologists call it 'technoference'- when smartphones interrupt parent-child interactions. Research suggests these seemingly harmless interruptions may shape children's emotions, behaviour and relationships more than many parents realize.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 1:57 pm

'My sons did amazing shopping for me': Nithin and Nikhil Kamath's sweet London outing with their mother is winning hearts

Revathi Kamath shared heartwarming moments from a London shopping trip with her sons. Nithin and Nikhil Kamath accompanied their mother during this special family outing. The focus was on quality time spent together rather than the shopping itself. This visit offered a glimpse into the Kamath brothers' personal lives away from business. Such simple family moments often hold the most cherished memories for parents.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 12:49 pm

The oldest living tree on Earth has survived longer than the pyramids

Methuselah, a Great Basin bristlecone pine, is over 4,800 years old. This ancient tree predates the Great Pyramid of Giza by nearly 500 years. Bristlecone pines survive harsh conditions, contributing to their remarkable longevity and resilience. Its exact location remains secret to protect it from potential harm and vandalism. Methuselah's growth rings offer invaluable data on Earth's historical climate patterns.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 12:35 pm

This is the No. 1 item stolen at airport security checkpoints and how you can protect it

Airport security bins present a theft risk for smartphones and electronics. Passengers are advised to keep phones zipped inside bags during security checks. This simple habit prevents items from being easily targeted by opportunistic thieves. Many items are also forgotten at checkpoints, leading to significant losses. Travelers should always double-check their belongings before leaving the screening area.

The Times of India 12 Jul 2026 11:28 am

For 15 minutes of extra work, the company pays you: Man shares how corporate life in Japan is different from rest of the world

Japanese workplaces highly value punctuality, with employees arriving before their official start time. Status symbols hold little importance, as even CEOs use public transport for commutes. Lunchtime is personal, and many workers purchase ready-made bento meals from convenience stores. Companies compensate employees for even short overtime periods, respecting personal time afterward. This culture fosters discipline, equality, and a healthy work-life balance for employees.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 10:49 pm

Do you have a 'Phone body'? Has your phone changed you, 6 subtle signs people really notice

Modern device use impacts posture and vision significantly. Repeated neck strain can lead to discomfort and altered body appearance. Smartwatch wear may cause skin irritation and sensitivities for some users. Grip strength declines, indicating reduced physical activity and different body usage. These physical changes are reversible with healthier habits and more real-world engagement.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 8:45 pm

10 foods that quietly contain too much salt

The challenge is that much of the salt we consume is already hidden in packaged and processed foods, making it easy to exceed the daily limit without realizing it. Here are 10 foods that often contain far more salt than people expect.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 8:00 pm

Psychology says kids who always sleep with one leg outside the blanket often share these personality traits

Children often leave one leg out from under the blanket during sleep. This habit is primarily linked to body temperature regulation and comfort. Psychologists suggest it reflects a child's growing need for autonomy and independence. Consistent sleep routines can also indicate a child's ability to self-regulate effectively. Ultimately, this common quirk is a harmless preference, not a personality indicator.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 8:00 pm

Japan puts farmers' photos inside fruit boxes; Harsh Goenka says India should learn from it

Japanese farmers are placing grower photographs on produce packaging to foster consumer trust. This practice has initiated discussions about its potential adoption within India's agricultural sector. Supporters believe it offers farmers recognition and enhances consumer connection to food. However, critics highlight logistical challenges and potential environmental impacts of this idea. The debate continues regarding the feasibility and consequences of replicating this initiative.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 7:50 pm

This tree is one of the most dangerous in the world-- it can explode, stab and poison

The sandbox tree, native to tropical regions, presents a striking example of nature's beauty and hazard. Its trunk is covered in sharp spikes, discouraging animals from climbing it. The tree's fruit can burst open with force, scattering seeds violently in all directions. Toxic sap further contributes to its dangerous reputation and survival strategies. This remarkable plant demands respect and admiration from a safe distance.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 7:17 pm

10 retro baby names making a stylish comeback

Baby name trends often come full circle, and many once-popular names are finding new life with today's parents. These vintage picks carry timeless charm, rich histories and meaningful origins that continue to resonate. If you're looking for a name that feels both nostalgic and fresh, these retro baby names are worth considering.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 7:17 pm

Sip, rain, repeat: 5 Hyderabad cafes youll love this monsoon

There is a brief, magical window in Hyderabad when the relentless summer heat breaks, giving way to heavy gray skies and the rhythmic drumming of monsoon showers. Almost instantly, the citys concrete edges soften. Dry soil gives way to intense petrichor, and the local flora undergoes a dramatic transformation, erupting into deep, vibrant shades of 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 11 Jul 2026 6:13 pm

Take a street food trip across India without leaving Hyderabad

Hyderabads food scene is always buzzing with new cafes, but Chai Chakhna Company stands out by bringing some of Indias most-loved vegetarian street foods under one roof. From Mumbais famous vada pav to Bihars litti chokha and Kolkatas kachori, the cafe offers a delicious food journey across the country without leaving the city. Its affordable 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 11 Jul 2026 5:24 pm

The deadliest snakebite hotspots around the world where travellers should think twice before visiting

South Asia faces the world's highest snakebite fatalities, with India accounting for many cases. Tropical regions of Africa and Southeast Asia also present significant risks to visitors. Many snakebites occur accidentally when people disturb these creatures in their habitats. Travelers can reduce risks by wearing protective footwear and staying on marked paths. Immediate medical attention is crucial after any snakebite incident occurs.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 4:58 pm

Tiger V/s King Cobra: Who will win the fight when faced off?

Tigers and king cobras are apex predators found in South and Southeast Asian forests. The tiger relies on raw muscle and claws for its hunting prowess. King cobras possess potent venom capable of incapacitating large animals quickly. While a tiger's initial attack often proves decisive, the cobra's venom presents a significant threat. Ultimately, the tiger's strength and speed generally give it the advantage in this confrontation.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 4:57 pm

'Papa's inner child was really alive': Google employee's video of her parents' first office visit melts hearts

A Google employee shared a video of her parents visiting the Bengaluru office. Her father showed surprising carrom skills in the game zone. The family explored various office activities and enjoyed their time together. They concluded the outing by sharing lunch and coffee. The wholesome family moments resonated deeply with social media users.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 4:44 pm

'I don't want my kids to top the class': Aamir Khan's parenting lessons every Indian parent needs to hear right now

Aamir Khan prioritizes his children's happiness and curiosity over academic success. He aims to raise children who value simplicity and independence from his wealth. Khan advises parents to offer guidance only when their children specifically ask for it. He encourages chasing excellence rather than mere success in life. The actor stresses that caring is the most important quality a child can possess.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 4:02 pm

Stylish Shubman Gill joins Anjali-Sachin Tendulkar at Wimbledon 2026; fans ask, 'Where is Sara?'

Fresh from leading India on the cricket field, Gill traded his Test whites for impeccable tailoring as he took his seat at Centre Court alongside Sachin Tendulkar and Anjali Tendulkar. The setting couldn't have been more fitting. Wimbledon has always had a dress code without officially calling it one. Nobody tries too hard here. The best-dressed guests are usually the ones who keep things classic.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 4:00 pm

7 foods that feed good gut bacteria better than curd

As they ferment this fibre, they produce compounds called short-chain fatty acids that help maintain the gut lining, support immunity, regulate inflammation and even influence mood. Surprisingly, several everyday foods may do a better job than curd when it comes to nourishing these beneficial microbes. Here are seven that deserve a regular place on your plate.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 3:00 pm

'People only see the tax-free salary': 23-year-old Indian woman reveals the hidden cost of living in Dubai

Anushka Sharma's video highlights the emotional toll of living abroad. Many overlook the sacrifices made when pursuing financial independence overseas. Living alone far from family brings significant personal challenges and struggles. Sharma emphasizes that these sacrifices build a secure future for loved ones. Her message resonates with many who share similar experiences of living away from home.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 2:58 pm

Dragonflies: These tiny 'aerial assassins' can eat up to 100 mosquitoes a dayeven as larvae

Dragonflies are nature's efficient hunters, consuming many mosquitoes daily. These insects also prey on mosquito larvae, reducing local populations significantly. Their predation helps control diseases like malaria and dengue fever. Dragonflies possess extraordinary flight capabilities for precise hunting maneuvers. Engineers are inspired by their advanced aerial mechanics for robot design.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 2:54 pm

Guests at Michael Rubins White Party are now eyeing a $45 million Hamptons mansion, know what's special about it

Wealthy guests from Michael Rubin's White Party are exploring a $45 million mansion. This luxurious oceanfront property is located near Rubin's own Hamptons estate. At least four attendees have scheduled private viewings of the impressive residence. The broker noted significant interest generated by the exclusive summer event. This renewed attention highlights the Hamptons' enduring appeal for affluent buyers.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 2:30 pm

Why do siblings raised in the same home have completely different personalities? This is what science says

Siblings develop distinct personalities despite sharing the same home environment. Genetics play a significant role in shaping individual temperaments and traits. Nonshared experiences and external influences further differentiate children's life paths. Sibling interactions and birth order also contribute to personality development. Ultimately, a complex web of factors creates unique individuals from the same family.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 2:20 pm

Why are there no seats numbered 17 on some airplanes?

Some airplanes skip row seventeen on their seat maps for passengers. This omission stems from the number seventeen being considered unlucky in certain cultures. Airlines aim to enhance passenger comfort and reduce travel anxiety by avoiding this number. This practice reflects cultural awareness and a focus on passenger perception during flights. Such small details demonstrate airlines' attention to emotional aspects of travel.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 2:00 pm

Chhattisgarh villagers save 31 crore litres of water through 15-day conservation campaign: Here's how they did it

Mahasamund villagers conserved thirty-one crore liters of water in fifteen days. Lakhs of villagers volunteered to construct water conservation systems across the district. This massive drive aimed to collect rainwater and raise groundwater levels effectively. Villagers built over three lakh structures like soak pits and check dams. The successful campaign highlights the power of community participation in water management.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 1:21 pm

Typhoon Maysak: Terrifying visuals emerge after over 900 snakes escape from a farm in China

Heavy rains and flooding destroyed a snake farm in southern China. Hundreds of snakes, including venomous cobras, escaped into village floodwaters. Local residents were evacuated from their homes due to the dangerous reptiles. A team was dispatched to recapture the escaped snakes using specialized equipment. Officials advised residents to report any snake sightings immediately.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 1:05 pm

Video inside: Before logging into her 12 pm job, this Bengaluru woman does something that's making thousands rethink their mornings

A Bengaluru woman shared her unique workday morning routine online. She spends quiet hours outdoors before her noon job begins. This practice offers a balanced start to her weekdays. Many viewers expressed a desire to adopt similar peaceful morning habits. Her video highlights making time for oneself before work commitments.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 1:00 pm

Kate Middleton ditched her signature Wimbledon dresses for a linen suit, and it completely paid off

Kate Middleton surprised at Wimbledon by wearing a linen suit. This departure from her usual dresses made a significant style statement. The tailored ensemble offered comfort and a fresh, relaxed appearance. Her understated choice showcased quality fabric and clean tailoring effectively. This look reflects a broader trend towards versatile modern tailoring.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 12:31 pm

Common punishments that may do more harm than good

Discipline teaches children understanding, while punishment often causes fear and shame. Yelling and public scolding can make children anxious and humiliated. Comparing children or taking away affection damages their confidence and sense of security. Unrelated consequences and name-calling hinder learning and self-worth. Understanding behavior's root cause fosters emotional regulation and better choices.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 12:11 pm

Indians can learn this from Americans: Content creator's New York holiday observation sparks debate online

An Indian creator observed Americans engaging in outdoor activities during holidays. She noted this contrasts with typical Indian holiday food traditions and routines. This observation has prompted online discussions about lifestyle and fitness habits. Many viewers agreed, while others cited challenges like weather and infrastructure. The creator encourages incorporating small movements into daily routines for consistency.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 11:46 am

65-foot-long-necked dinosaur fossils discovered in Thailand: Its unique 'laminae' bones are unlike any other species ever found on the Earth

Paleontologists in Thailand have identified a new long-necked dinosaur species. This plant-eating creature, Uragasaurus kalasinensis, lived approximately 150 million years ago. Its neck was exceptionally long, making up half its total body length. Unique bony structures and air cavities set this dinosaur apart from others. This discovery marks the first Mamenchisauridae family find in mainland Southeast Asia.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 11:06 am

How to know if fish is fresh: 5 simple signs that can save you from buying stale seafood

The good news is that you don't need to be a chef or a fishmonger to spot the difference. Your senses can tell you almost everything you need to know. Here are five simple signs that reveal whether the fish you're about to buy is truly fresh.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 11:00 am

Surprisingly small parenting habits that shape a child's confidence, according to psychology

Confidence develops through hundreds of ordinary daily interactions with children. Allowing children to struggle builds resilience and a sense of capability. Praising effort and persistence encourages a growth mindset over fixed abilities. Listening without interruption and offering age-appropriate decisions fosters self-trust. Unconditional love and acceptance form the foundation for lasting self-belief.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 10:10 am

Quote of the day by Claude Monet: I would like to paint the way a bird sings.

Creating art offers a soothing experience, relaxing the mind and refreshing the mood. Claude Monet believed painting should flow freely, like a bird singing its song. True artistic expression stems from inner feeling and instinct, not rigid rules. Skill should serve creativity, allowing the work to feel alive and natural. This perspective encourages a slower, more honest approach to creative endeavors.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 10:00 am

What happens to your body when you eat chickpeas every day for a month

That's not how nutrition works. Instead, the changes are more subtle, building gradually as your body responds to a steady supply of fibre, plant protein, vitamins and minerals. Over four weeks, you may notice improvements in everything from digestion to energy levels, and even the way your meals keep you satisfied. Here's what science suggests could happen.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 10:00 am

Quote of the day by Gaur Gopal Das: We may not be able to control every trigger around us, but we can change our response by changing the conversation within. Speak wisely within, and watch your world change; What life coach and engineer turned monk has to say about redirecting our thought process

Life's daily challenges test our emotional balance and patience. We cannot control external triggers, but we can change our responses. Our inner dialogue shapes our emotions and how we perceive situations. Modern psychology supports changing negative self-talk for better well-being. Practicing mindfulness and awareness helps redirect our thought processes effectively.

The Times of India 11 Jul 2026 8:11 am

Top 6 most visited national parks in the USA every nature lover should experience once in their lifetime

It is a fact that America's national parks are among the most visited attractions in the world. The American parks continue to attract travellers from across the globe, welcoming millions of visitors each year.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 11:54 pm

Why do clocks in advertisements almost always show 10:10? Here's the real reason

Watch advertisements frequently display the time 10:10 for visual balance. This specific time creates a pleasing V shape with the hands. The arrangement also ensures logos and dial details remain clearly visible. Psychologically, this hand position resembles a smile, making the product appear friendly. This deliberate choice enhances the watch's overall aesthetic appeal in marketing.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 11:16 pm

Indian Railways reservation rules every traveller should know before booking a train ticket; these could save you from waitlisting

Indian Railways has reduced advance train ticket bookings to sixty days. General quota bookings now open daily at eight AM for passengers. Tatkal bookings commence one day before travel for AC and non-AC classes. Aadhaar verification is mandatory for genuine passengers seeking confirmed tickets. These updated rules aim to improve ticket booking transparency and accessibility.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 10:46 pm

$23.5 million Florida penthouse with its own private rooftop pool is the talk of the town: Know why

A Miami penthouse is listed for twenty-three point five million dollars. This lavish residence features a private rooftop pool overlooking Biscayne Bay. The duplex penthouse spans nearly seven thousand square feet of interior living space. Vita at Grove Isle is the first new development on the island since nineteen seventy-nine. The luxury condominium offers residents extensive waterfront amenities and views.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 8:52 pm

Why do wedding rings go on the fourth finger? It is linked with an ancient symbolism

Ancient beliefs about a vein connecting the fourth finger to the heart inspired this tradition. Practical reasons also made this finger a suitable and visible choice for rings. Religious and cultural significance further solidified the custom across many societies. This symbolic gesture represents eternal love and commitment to a partner. The tradition continues today, signifying devotion and belonging for couples.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 8:21 pm

10 baby names that mean miracle in different cultures

Welcoming a baby is often described as nothing short of a miracle. Across cultures and languages, many names reflect this feeling of gratitude, hope and unexpected joy. Whether inspired by faith, tradition or heartfelt emotion, these names symbolise blessings, new beginnings and life's precious gifts. Here are ten beautiful baby names from around the world that carry the meaning or spirit of a miracle.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 7:00 pm

Rs 235 for an ice cup? Hyderabads latest food trend goes viral

If you are a fan of all things Korean and have built your social media algorithm in a way that takes you on a trip to Seoul at every scroll, you might be well-versed with every trend that takes over the country. One specific trend that has been especially fascinating is the Korean Ice Cup. 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 10 Jul 2026 6:06 pm

Erling Haaland's off-field flex: 5 cars that make up the Viking's car collection

Erling Haaland is enjoying a remarkable football season, leading Norway to the World Cup. He has scored seven goals, matching top players in the Golden Boot race. Haaland is now a global football phenomenon, admired for his skills and celebrations. Off the pitch, he owns an impressive collection of luxury vehicles. His garage features a Rolls-Royce Cullinan and a Mercedes-AMG One hypercar.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 5:57 pm

Take a trip from Hyderabad to this magical reverse waterfall

Nature never fails to amaze, and during the monsoon, it creates one of its most fascinating spectacles in Maharashtras Sahyadri hills. At Naneghat, a waterfall appears to flow upwards instead of down, thanks to powerful winds that push the falling water back into the air. Combined with mist-covered mountains, lush valleys and a historic trekking 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 10 Jul 2026 5:31 pm

Before you stop your child from playing in the mud, here's what a pediatrician wants every parent to know

Children's immune systems require exposure to everyday microbes for proper development. Preventing outdoor play deprives developing immune systems of necessary training. This lack of exposure can lead to oversensitivity and increased allergy risks. Research shows children in over-sanitized environments face higher allergy rates. Common-sense hygiene remains important while encouraging outdoor exploration.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 5:06 pm

Train vs Flight: What transport psychology says about stress, comfort and why Vande Bharat appeals to modern travellers

Transport psychology reveals train journeys offer a more relaxing experience than flying. Pre-departure demands for air travel create significant stress for passengers. Train travel allows passengers greater control and less preparation time. Looking at natural landscapes during train journeys helps restore mental focus. Modern Indian trains like Vande Bharat enhance this positive travel experience.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 4:56 pm

I'll only eat if you make puris: Telangana CM Revanth Reddy's wholesome moment with grandson melts hearts online

A video shows Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy preparing puris in his kitchen. His young grandson watched him with quiet excitement while the puris fried. The three-year-old insisted his grandfather make the puris himself before eating. This simple family moment resonated widely with social media users. It highlighted the universal bond between grandparents and grandchildren.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 4:45 pm

If your child says these 7 phrases often, psychologists say they're asking for connection

Behind a meltdown, a repetitive question or even an I don't care may be a child wondering, Do you see me? Do I matter? Are you here for me? Recognising these subtle emotional cues can help parents respond with empathy rather than frustration. Here are seven phrases that often signal a child is seeking connection.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 4:33 pm

Teacher patiently accompanies a specially abled child to complete his race on the tracks amid pouring rain; social media can't stop appreciating the humility

A teacher's dedication to a special needs student went viral online. The teacher walked alongside the student in heavy rain during a race. She patiently matched his slow pace, offering steady encouragement throughout the event. After crossing the finish line, another woman provided shelter from the downpour. This act of humanity deeply touched viewers worldwide.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 4:02 pm

A Kazakh Prince bought one of New Jerseys priciest homes for just $10, and the deal is now drawing scrutiny

A New Jersey mansion valued at $35.5 million was reportedly sold for just ten dollars. This luxury estate was transferred to Daniyar Kessikbayev, who has political ties. Kessikbayev is married to the daughter of former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak. The property's ownership has drawn scrutiny due to these significant political connections. This unusual transaction is part of a pattern of symbolic property deals.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 4:00 pm

7 Animals that eat bees without letting stings stop them

While known for their painful stings, bees are well protected against most predators due to their defence mechanism. However, some species of animals have evolved methods of hunting and eating bees despite these defences. While some have developed thick fur or scales to provide protection against stings, there are those that have learned to eat adult bees, larvae, or even honey due to their fast speed or unique feeding practices. Here are seven animals that have been known to hunt bees and their hives.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 4:00 pm

No one ever did that for her: Daughter who moved to Germany buys her mother a surprise gift; video leaves millions emotional

Vanshika gifted her mother jewelry bought with her own earnings. Her mother's emotional reaction to the surprise gift went viral online. Vanshika moved to Germany for studies and secured a job there. She wanted to thank her mother for sacrifices made for the family. This act highlights gratitude and the value of parental support.

The Times of India 10 Jul 2026 3:33 pm