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Das Uncle: “After 38 years, Das uncle rang his last bell”: Students bid a teary-eyed farewell to school peon and ‘heartbeat’

Photo: amikutty_/ Instagram Sometimes, it’s only when a chapter ends or a relationship comes to a close that we realise the quietest, most unassuming people in our lives often hold the biggest place in our hearts.That’s exactly what happened when a video from Bengaluru’s Bishop Cotton School went viral, where a peon rang the school…

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Indian Railways launches 10-day Japan tour from Delhi; package includes bullet train ride, Mt Fuji and Hiroshima from ₹3.46 lakh

For those dreaming of exploring Japan’s stunning futuristic cities, ancient temples and iconic Mount Fuji, this is for you! The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has launched a 10-day guided tour to Japan. It is a perfect tour package that will allow Indian travellers a hassle-free Japanese vacay! The package covers flights, hotels,…

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Want to raise a confident and successful child? These 6 timeless parenting lessons from Chanakya Niti can shape their future

Show your child who their friends are, and you will see who they are becoming. Chanakya believed that the company a person keeps shapes their character more than almost anything else. Children do not just share lunches and jokes with their friends. They absorb their attitudes, their language, their habits, and over time their values….

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George Bernard Shaw Quotes: Quote of the day by George Bernard Shaw: “A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing”

Quote of the day by George Bernard Shaw (Photo: Nobel Prize/ X) Some words linger a bit longer in our minds because they speak to a fear we all carry, the fear of making mistakes. George Bernard Shaw, an Irish playwright and critic, once spoke about a life spent making mistakes being more honorable and…

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Inside Naoero’s $90,000 citizenship offer, including extra fees, background checks and visa-free travel

Naoero, previously known as Nauru, has introduced a program that offers citizenship to individuals contributing to climate adaptation funding. The initiative focuses on securing finances necessary for relocating vital infrastructure and families further inland, in response to the increasing threats posed by rising sea levels and coastal flooding. Those who successfully navigate the rigorous application…

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