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International Tiger Day: Where tigers no longer roar: 8 countries that have lost their wild tigers, and what travellers can learn from their silence on this International Tigers Day |

Where tigers no longer roar For centuries, tigers roared across vast landscapes stretching from the Caspian forests of western Asia to the tropical jungles of Southeast Asia and the Indonesian islands. Today, that sound has disappeared from many of those places. As the world marks International Tiger Day on July 29, the conversation often focuses…

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Sharmila Dhankar’s inspiring journey from hardship to historic win at Commonwealth Games

Sharmila continued to perform consistently and emerged as a national-level shot putter. She participated in the Fazza International Para Athletics Championship in Dubai where she won the gold medal in shot put and the bronze medal in discus. Sharmila Dhankar created history by becoming the first-ever para-athletics gold medalist from India at the Commonwealth Games….

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This UNESCO-listed underground city in Poland hides 245km of tunnels, a cathedral carved from salt and an entire world below the surface |

A 245km network of tunnels distributed over nine levels hides one of Poland’s most astonishing works of architecture and life. While visuals might deceive you into believing it’s some grand mall, what truly lies in front of the eyes is an underground city made up of salt, which is one of the best-kept secrets about…

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Guo Gangtang: His son was kidnapped at age 2; this father travelled 500,000 km over 24 years to find him: The emotional story of Guo Gangtang

Photo courtesy: China Daily Some parents count birthdays. Some mark the height of their child on a wall every year. But for Guo Gangtang, every passing year was measured by another road taken, another city searched, another photograph shown to strangers. For 24 years, he refused to believe the search was over.In 1997, Guo’s two-year-old…

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For decades, Indian trains relied on axle-powered electricity; now rooftop solar panels are changing how passenger coaches stay powered

In a bid to make rail travel greener, Indian Railways has developed a solar-assisted passenger coach that uses rooftop solar panels to power essential onboard amenities such as lights, fans and mobile charging points. It’s a very cool and environmentally-positive move. According to a TOI report, the pilot project has been developed by the North…

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Gentle Parenting Tips: Stop asking ‘How was your day?’: 5 gentle parenting tips that help children open up naturally and talk frankly with parents

Your child walks through the door after seven hours at school. You have been waiting all day to hear about it. The friends. The teacher. The lunch break. The test. The moment that made them laugh. So you ask the most natural question in the world. “How was your day?” “Good.” And that is it….

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Henry Ford Quote: Quote of the day by Henry Ford: “When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it”; the unexpected hidden travel wisdom

For tourists, the idea of travel is often sold as a collection of picture-perfect beaches, luxury resorts, and Instagram-worthy moments. But for ardent travellers, who have travelled enough, seen enough, they know that the most memorable journeys are rarely planned. The real journey begins when flights are delayed, trains are unexpectedly cancelled, storms and rains…

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The hidden purpose of clothespin holes: How this overlooked design helps clothes stay secure and reduces peg marks |

Clothespins have been a household essential for generations, yet few people give much thought to their design. At first glance, the small holes found on either side of a traditional wooden clothespin appear to serve no real purpose beyond holding the spring in place. In reality, these openings are part of a practical design that…

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10 baby names inspired by Norse mythology

Eir is the Norse goddess associated with healing and medicine. Her name represents compassion, wellness and hope, offering a gentle yet meaningful choice for parents who wish to celebrate qualities of kindness, care and resilience. From the wisdom of Odin to the beauty of Freya and the resilience of Vidar, Norse mythology offers names filled…

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