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Move From Los Angeles To Arizona: After 20 years in Los Angeles, a founder woman traded the traffic for a town of 6,000 people in Arizona, and she says her kids are now growing up like it’s the ’80s

Photo: Jen Podany/ Instagram After 20 years in Los Angeles, Jen Podany decided it was time for a slower life. The founder of Bluestone Sunshields packed up her family and moved from Burbank, in the Los Angeles area, to a small town of about 6,000 people. She says the move has given her more peace,…

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5 things a good wife never does to her husband

In the early days of a relationship, couples often make an effort to impress each other. They plan dates, send thoughtful messages and notice the little things. Over time, work, children, bills and everyday responsibilities can take over. Before long, the relationship starts running on routine. That’s when appreciation matters most. A simple thank-you, a…

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Bengaluru Traffic: Bengaluru’s traffic takes a holiday: Google Maps shows just 21 minutes for 13 km from Silk Board to Marathahalli; commuter hilariously jokes that he can’t blame traffic for being late anymore

Bengaluru’s traffic takes a holiday: Google Maps shows just 21 minutes for 13 km from Silk Board to Marathahalli; commuter hilariously jokes that he can’t blame traffic for being late anymore Bengaluru is well known for its notorious traffic, which tests anybody’s patience. Commuters often cite these traffic jams as spending immensely long hours in…

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In 1896, William Morris produced an illustrated Chaucer book with 87 woodcuts; one of roughly 50 copies given a rare luxury binding, it retained its original case and sold for Rs 2.68 crore in October 2026

A book printed more than 130 years ago has drawn attention for its remarkable craftsmanship and rarity. ‘The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer’, an illustrated edition produced by British designer and printer William Morris in 1896, reportedly sold for Rs 2.68 crore in October 2026. Known as the Kelmscott Chaucer, the volume is celebrated for combining…

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Mahesh Babu adopted his ancestral village in 2015; ₹2.14 crore in development works followed, and why Burripalem is worth exploring on an Andhra Pradesh heritage trail

Mahesh Babu foundation (PC: Facebook) While Mahesh Babu is one of the biggest superstars of the South Indian film industry, he has remained connected to his roots and the village his family calls home. In 2015, the actor announced plans to adopt Burripalem, which is the birthplace of his father and veteran Telugu actor Krishna….

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In 1816, a London mapmaker produced a giant folding map of India dedicated to the East India Company’s directors; more than 200 years later, the hand-coloured map sold for Rs 31.2 lakh, over 10 times its high estimate

An enlargeable map of the cities of India (Wiki) A London-based mapmaker created an extraordinary map of India over two centuries ago. It was the time when the Indian subcontinent was being mapped through surveys, military expeditions and geographical observations. Measuring nearly 2.4 metres by 2.67 metres when assembled, the hand-coloured map was dedicated to…

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Good news for Airbnb guests: They are no longer obliged to strip clean beds and utensils as per new global guidelines

For many holidaymakers, checking out of a rental has meant more than packing bags and returning the keys. Guests have sometimes been expected to remove bedsheets, wash dishes, start laundry or carry rubbish away, even after paying a cleaning fee. Airbnb’s latest policy change seeks to draw a clearer line between reasonable guest responsibilities and…

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10 baby girl names that mean pure, innocent and virtuous

Choosing a name for a baby girl can be a beautiful way to celebrate the qualities parents hope she will carry throughout her life. Purity, innocence, sincerity and grace have inspired meaningful names across languages and cultures for centuries. From timeless Greek names associated with purity to elegant Arabic names and Sanskrit choices that represent…

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