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Cleaning Keys With Vinegar: Spraying vinegar on keys: Why this simple cleaning hack is recommended and how it helps remove dirt and grime |

There’s a decent chance you clean your door handles, your light switches, and maybe even your TV remote on some kind of regular schedule, but your keys probably never make that list. Which is a bit odd when you think about it, because keys get handled constantly by hands that aren’t always clean, they go…

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Meet the Bengaluru entrepreneur who worked through Sundays – until 4 months in ICU changed everything

For years, a Bengaluru entrepreneur treated Sundays as another workday. That changed after he spent four months in an ICU, an experience that made him rethink his belief that constantly working was part of being an entrepreneur.A Bengaluru-based entrepreneur has shared how spending four months in an ICU changed his approach to work, rest and…

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Celebs Turn Rooms Into Fun Zones: stars add wild twists to home spaces; from kitchens to basements

Celebrities showcase unique home features beyond typical living spaces. Sania Mirza has a tennis table in her kitchen, while Oprah Winfrey boasts a vast wine cave. Lady Gaga’s mansion includes a hidden bowling alley in its basement. Hrithik Roshan created a candy-lover’s den, and Demi Lovato has a psychedelic “Shroom Room.” Elvis Presley’s Graceland famously…

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From Berlin to Radha Kund: How a German traveller who arrived in India in 1978 became a Padma Shri awardee and the ‘mother’ of 2,500 abandoned cows

After finishing school, she began travelling to explore the world. In 1978, a 20-year-old Friederike Irina Bruning arrived in India from Berlin as a tourist. She had finished her education in Germany and was travelling, but India was not simply another stop on her journey. She was looking for something she could not quite define…

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22 years ago, her son was martyred; now the 80-year-old mother wants his shaurya chakra returned: What made her take this heartbreaking step

Savitri Saxena’s son Vivek was killed in action in Manipur on January 8, 2003. Twenty-two years after her son was killed while fighting terrorists in Manipur, an 80-year-old mother in Lucknow says she has run out of patience. She has now made an appeal to the government: either fulfil the promises made to her family…

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