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A fluffy bird with 8 legs? How an African Jacana dad carrying his chicks is a sweet optical illusion |

A viral photo of an African Jacana bird appearing to have eight legs has captivated social media. Wildlife photographer Neal Cooper captured the stunning image, revealing a remarkable parental behavior. The male Jacana, the primary caregiver, tucks his unusually long-legged chicks under his wings for protection, creating the illusion of extra limbs. This fascinating display…

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Snake Temples In India: Where snakes are worshipped: 10 sacred and mysterious snake temples of India every traveller should visit

While in many parts of the world, snakes inspire fear, in India, it’s a different story. Snakes are feared but are also revered as protectors, guardians, and divine beings. Snakes are worshipped in India and have been deeply woven into mythology. From Lord Shiva’s serpent Vasuki to the serpent king Nagaraja and the serpent Sheshanaga,…

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Sharvari’s home is a cradle of Indian antiques balanced with neutral warmth: Art inspirations to take away |

Sharvari recently captivated audiences on India’s Got Talent and promoted her upcoming film Alpha. She also unveiled her Mumbai home, a testament to her mother’s design vision. The space beautifully blends Indian antiques with minimalist aesthetics, featuring a traditional swing, carved wooden furniture, and personal memorabilia on the staircase, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere….

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Greece becomes the 10th country to accept India’s UPI; what it means for Indian tourists visiting Europe |

Good news for Indian travellers! Those planning a trip to the gorgeous sun-drenched islands of Greece or wanting to explore the ancient streets of Athens, you have one less thing to worry about. India’s global Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is now officially live in Greece. Now eligible Indian visitors can pay digitally at participating merchants…

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7 Indian foods that have survived for over 500 years

Named after the harvest festival itself, pongal has been offered in temples and homes across Tamil Nadu for hundreds of years. The savoury version combines rice, moong dal, black pepper, cumin and generous amounts of ghee, while the sweet version uses jaggery and cashews. Deeply rooted in agricultural traditions, pongal continues to symbolise gratitude, abundance…

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Nutritionist says your “healthy” snacks might be part of the problem

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), obesity rates have nearly tripled worldwide since 1975. At the same time, the increasing consumption of ultra-processed foods and frequent unhealthy snacking are increasingly contributing to obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders. Research published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition also indicates that snacks high in protein…

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