​Why do some people always make typos while texting? The brain-thumb disconnect nobody really talks about |

You know that feeling when you read a text you’ve just sent and immediately spot a mistake? Maybe you typed “teh” instead of “the.” Maybe “from” somehow became “form.” Or maybe autocorrect decided to create chaos and sent a completely different word than the one you intended.The frustrating part is that you often notice the…

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World’s most unusual borders that feel stranger than fiction; what travellers need to know

The list of unusual borders would be complete without Vatican City. Spread across 44 hectares, it is the world’s smallest independent country. The country is surrounded by Rome. Despite being enclosed by Italy, Vatican City has its own government, security and citizenship. Millions of travellers visit every year, often crossing an international border without even…

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Taapsee Pannu’s home is pure bohemian magic with modern European charm: Art inspirations to take away |

Actress Taapsee Pannu’s home, designed by her sister, is a vibrant reflection of her independent spirit. It masterfully blends old European charm with bohemian flair, featuring a cozy Polaroid wall, rustic white brick accents, a colorful yoga sanctuary, and a boho photo-op corner. Each element showcases her personality and values, creating a space that is…

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Meet Aslam, the multitalented rickshaw wala of Chandni Chowk leaving tourists speechless with his fluent German, Italian and Spanish

Image Credit: Instagram/ aslamrikshawwala Travelling is not just about visiting places, and ticking monuments off a list, it’s about the people you meet along and the experiences you create. A viral video from Delhi proves exactly that. In a clip going viral on social media, a local rickshaw driver can be seen flipping his camera…

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‘I took this for granted in India’: Indian expat in Portugal lists 7 things she never appreciated in India until she left

There is a reason why posts from Indians living abroad often resonate online. They are rarely about big tourist attractions or major lifestyle changes. More often, they are about the little things that quietly make everyday life easier.Many conveniences become so deeply woven into daily routines that people hardly think about them. Whether it is…

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Quote of the day by BK Sister Shivani: “When there is a conflict, talk to them instead of talking about them”

When conflicts arise, we often vent to others instead of addressing the issue directly with the person involved. BK Sister Shivani advises talking to the individual, not about them, to avoid intensifying problems. This direct approach, though uncomfortable, is crucial for genuine resolution and prevents issues from being amplified by multiple perspectives. We’ve all been…

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India Termite Discovery: Termite that clicks and snaps like a tiny alarm: Meet the ‘Snapping’ Termite that scientists have discovered in India

A new species of soil-dwelling termite, Pseudocapritermes novus, has been discovered in West Bengal, India. This ‘snapping’ termite is distinguished by its unique mouthparts and body armor, which it uses for defense and alarm signaling. Unlike destructive termites, it recycles decaying plant matter, contributing to soil health. Termites are probably the least wanted insects in…

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Sundar Pichai: How to stay calm in any situation: 3 lessons to learn from Sundar Pichai

If there is one thing people consistently notice about Sundar Pichai, it isn’t just his intelligence or business success. It’s his calmness.Whether he’s answering tough questions from lawmakers, dealing with criticism about Google’s products, navigating layoffs, or leading one of the world’s biggest technology companies through the AI race, Pichai rarely appears rattled. You don’t…

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