White Vinegar Laundry: White vinegar for laundry: How this simple home hack can help keep clothes fresh, clean and odour-free

White vinegar serves as an eco-friendly remedy for typical laundry issues, efficiently softening fabrics by breaking down detergent residue. Stiff towels, dingy whites that never quite look bright again, static-charged clothes clinging together straight out of the dryer, these are the kind of small laundry annoyances most people just accept as normal. A bottle of … Read more

Atal Pension Yojna: Know who is eligible for this post-retirement pension scheme, how much you need to contribute and what you get after 60

All you need to know about Atal Pension Yojna Planning for retirement often gets pushed aside when people are still in their 20s or 30s. But for those without a formal employer-sponsored pension, even a small contribution made regularly over several years can help create a source of income in old age.One government-backed option is … Read more

How To Make Ganesh Idol: Happy Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: Want to welcome Lord Ganesha in an eco-friendly way? Here is a guide to make your own idol with turmeric, maida, and sugar

Photo: @creative_doc_adyasha/ Instagram Ganesh Chaturthi is just around the corner, and just like every year, devotees wait with bated breath to welcome their beloved lord to their homes, picking and choosing which idol looks best.But there is also a flipside to this: right before Chaturthi, every year, the same pictures flash across the news, showing … Read more

7 things to check before you buy

If authenticity matters to you, buying directly from Longchamp or from an authorised retailer is the simplest option. If you’re shopping pre-owned, ask the seller for clear photographs of the logo, leather tab, stitching, hardware, interior label and any identifying markings before paying. And if the seller refuses to provide basic photographs, rushes you into … Read more

In 1974, Michèle Mouton’s father gave her an Alpine A110 car with a condition to prove herself or quit; she had entered a man’s world of rallying but 11 years later, she was the ‘fastest woman alive’

Mouton initially worked as a co-driver, accompanying her friend Jean Taibi on the 1972 Tour de Corse. For years, rallying was seen as a man’s sport. The cars were brutally fast, the roads unpredictable and the margin for error tiny. Then came Michèle Mouton. She did not enter motorsport trying to become the fastest woman. … Read more

Nepali family had begun funeral rituals for 64-year-old Chandrika Shrestha thinking she has died in the devastating floods; then she was found buried under mud but alive on the 11th day

Chandrika was found alive, partly trapped in mud on the fourth floor of a house that had been buried by the August 26 floods. For eight days, Chandrika Shrestha’s family searched for her after a devastating flood swept through Nepal’s Bhotekoshi river basin. There was no sign of the 64-year-old woman. Her house had been … Read more