She walked away from a Rs 1 crore Dubai job to bet on oat milk; How Aarohi Surya built Dancing Cow into a Rs 2.2 crore business in India

Walking away from a job that pays more than Rs 1 crore a year is a major decision. For Aarohi Surya, however, the opportunity to build something of her own became more appealing than continuing her corporate career in Dubai. Alongside her husband, Anmol Goel, she co-founded Dancing Cow, a plant-based milk brand that has…

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In 2023, families in a Mathura village doubted women could run a mustard oil unit; today five women manage the Rs 14 lakh venture, which has recorded more than Rs 24 lakh in sales since opening

Photo credit: The Better India In 2023, when a mustard oil enterprise was proposed in Hussaini village in Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura district, some families were reluctant to let women work outside their homes. Three years later, five women from the village are managing the business, operating machinery, maintaining accounts and selling their products across parts…

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As season 2 of ‘The Terminal List’ arrives, Chris Pratt says raising four children in Hollywood has taught him one parenting lesson: start and end each day with faith, because it is the ‘most important thing’ he will pass on

Of the many roles Chris Pratt plays in his life, the one he says matters most is the one he is least likely to win an award for: father. The Terminal List actor is married to author Katherine Schwarzenegger, and they have three children together. Pratt also has a son, Jack, with his ex-wife, actress…

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“Kim taught me multitasking, Kylie taught me…”: Kris Jenner reveals what each of her six children taught her

Image courtesy: Instagram/@krisjenner Kris Jenner has spent decades raising six children, but each of them has taught her something different about motherhood. In a podcast conversation with Jay Shetty, the reality television star and businesswoman reflected on the challenges of raising her children, the lessons she learnt from difficult pregnancies and how becoming a mother…

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Psychology says parents who read bedtime stories every night may be building more than a love of books, language skills and healthy routines

For many families, bedtime follows a familiar pattern. Teeth are brushed, a favourite book comes out, and a child settles beside a parent to hear a story they may already know by heart. It might seem like an ordinary part of the day, but research suggests that this small ritual can offer benefits beyond learning…

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Want to look like a billionaire on Instagram? Try these VIRAL 5 ChatGPT and Higgsfield AI prompts to create the ‘Rich Life’

Private jets, hypercars, tailored suits, and glass penthouses staring down at a city skyline. These are the exact photos that make people pause mid-scroll on Instagram. But let’s be honest: half the creators posing next to a matte-black Lamborghini don’t actually own one.Instead of chartering flights or renting sports cars for a weekend shoot, a…

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“We’ll talk about your feelings when you are…”: Kunal Kemmu on his old-school parenting style; why parents need to make some decisions for children

Screengrab from Kunal’s podcast with Kenny Sebastian. (YouTube/Simple Ken Podcast) Bollywood actor and director Kunal Kemmu describes his parenting style as “very old school”. While he believes in keeping things simple and setting clear rules for his daughter, he also recognises that children today are growing up with greater awareness and are encouraged to express…

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Anna Wintour’s son chose medicine over fashion: Inside the lives of celebrity children who take a different route

Image credit: Getty Images/Jeff Kravitz Being born into a famous family can open doors, but it does not decide which door a person ultimately walks through. For children of celebrities and billionaires, the challenge can be particularly unusual. They grow up around extraordinary wealth, influential people and careers that attract public attention. Yet some choose…

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In 1866, a monk printed 40 copies of his pea-plant research, but his discovery was ignored for 34 years; one rare surviving copy passed through a 2016 auction before selling for Rs 6.10 crore in 2026

A scientific paper that went largely unnoticed during its author’s lifetime has become one of the most valuable pieces of scientific history. Written by Gregor Mendel, an Augustinian monk whose experiments with pea plants helped establish the foundations of modern genetics, the rare 1866 publication sold for US$640,000, around Rs 6.10 crore, at a Christie’s…

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