Why do graduates wear caps and gowns? The fascinating history behind the tradition and why the caps are tossed

Every graduation ceremony is filled with familiar sights: rows of students dressed in flowing gowns, square caps perched on their heads and the unforgettable moment when hundreds of caps soar into the air. These traditions are so common that few people stop to wonder where they came from or what they actually mean. But behind … Read more

Quote of the day by Rabindranath Tagore: “The traveller has to knock at every alien door to come to his own, and one has to wander through all the outer worlds to reach the innermost shrine at the end.”

There’s no doubt that every journey changes us in ways we rarely understand. We often think that by exploring a place we are just ticking destinations off a bucket list, or escape our regular routine life. But Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore imagined travel as something much bigger, deeper and with purpose. To him, the road … Read more

Arlington National Cemetery: The most dangerous grave in the US is made up of lead and concrete: The Cold War disaster that left America with its only grave that can never be exhumed

A unique grave at Arlington National Cemetery holds a serviceman lost in the US’s first fatal nuclear accident. This burial site is sealed in lead and concrete due to radioactive contamination from the SL-1 reactor incident. The experimental reactor exploded in Idaho during the Cold War, killing three young servicemen instantly. One serviceman, Richard McKinley, … Read more

Meet Gitanjali J Angmo: Sonam Wangchuk’s wife, an educator and social entrepreneur who holds a black belt in karate |

Gitanjali Angmo is leading a protest march to Parliament today. Her husband, Sonam Wangchuk, remains hospitalized after police intervention at Jantar Mantar. Angmo, a social entrepreneur and educationist, co-founded the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives, Ladakh. She is now spearheading Wangchuk’s legal and political fight for educational reforms. Angmo also holds a black belt in karate … Read more

Snake Myths: Think snakes can’t reach high-rises? Here are 6 snake myths you need to stop believing

Snakes are among the most misunderstood animals, and misinformation about them often spreads faster than facts. From believing they actively chase humans to assuming they’re unable to climb into apartment buildings, many common myths create unnecessary fear and sometimes even lead to harm to harmless species. Wildlife experts point out that understanding snake behaviour is … Read more

Fifa World Cup 2026 Viral Moments: Spanish footballer Nico Williams gave his FIFA WC medal to his mother; but behind the viral moment lies a remarkable journey of sacrifice his parents had made

The viral clip is all over the internet. As Spain celebrated their FIFA World Cup 2026 victory, one moment stood out from all the confetti and celebrations. A clip is viral all over social media featuring Spanish footballer Nico Williams. In the clip, Williams walked up to the stands and handed his World Cup medal … Read more

Forget the muscular Pharaoh: 4,000-year-old mummies reveal Egyptian princesses trained with bows, daggers, and maces |

Royal mummies of Egyptian princesses reveal their active roles. These women were skilled in archery and hunting, using weapons found with them. Evidence of muscle development and healed injuries supports this active lifestyle. Their skeletons indicate physically demanding activities, challenging historical assumptions. This discovery offers new insights into ancient Egyptian royal women’s lives. Close your … Read more

Cjp Chalo Parliament March: Delhi Police issues traffic advisory ahead of CJP ‘Chalo Sansad’ march: Travellers asked to avoid these routes today; 5 metro stations closed

Delhi Police issues traffic advisory In a recent update, Delhi Police has issued traffic advisories for those planning to explore central Delhi today. You may want to rethink your travel schedule if you wish to explore the iconic attractions in Delhi, including India Gate, Connaught Place, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Janpath. The special traffic advisory ahead of … Read more

Here are 6 kitchen worktop ideas to try

Many people think about compact laminates negatively, but this kind of worktop material has been improved greatly, and now it looks better than ever. Compact laminate looks very much like wood, stone or concrete and comes in a wide variety of patterns. Also, this material is lightweight, easy to install, and resistant to daily activities.