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Neeraj Chopra and Himani Mor’s unusual love story, followed by a secret wedding, is straight out of a Bollywood script

If you’re wondering what kind of person can seamlessly match the intense discipline of an Olympic champion, look no further than Himani. Hailing from Haryana, she’s no stranger to the relentless grind of professional sports. She’s a former tennis player who climbed the ranks to secure a career-best national ranking of 42 in singles. Athletics…

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What is the person who makes pizzas called?

There is something quietly dignified about the person who makes pizzas. The work is active, hot, and often fast-paced, but it carries a visible reward: the finished pie lands in front of people almost immediately, and their reaction tells the story. A satisfied table, a clean slice, a moment of silence while everyone eats, that…

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From reversing waterfalls and doorless homes; Maharashtra’s most unique wonders every curious traveller should experience

Deep in the sugarcane belt of Ahmednagar, there is a settlement operating on absolute, blind trust. Nobody here locks up. Homes, guest houses, and local shops literally lack wooden doors. You’ll just see empty doorframes with curtains fluttering in the wind. Even the local UCO Bank branch plays along; they use glass panels and remote…

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What should be your right hair goal?

When people talk about perfect hair, they’re usually talking about appearance. It’s the hair we see on celebrities, influencers, and beauty campaigns. Hair that looks thick, polished, and camera-ready every second of the day. What we don’t always see is everything happening behind the scenes. Professional blowouts. Hair extensions. Lighting tricks. Editing apps. Filters. Hours…

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Indian towns where clouds float through the streets

About 61 km from Shillong, Mawsynram sits in Meghalaya’s East Khasi Hills and is known as the wettest place on Earth. Here, clouds don’t hover above the landscape, they descend directly onto roads, rooftops and fields. During monsoon, visibility can drop within seconds as mist rolls through the village. Tin roofs echo constantly with rain,…

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