Why your power outlet spark when you plug something in and when it is dangerous (Image source: AI- Generated) It is normal to see a small spark when you are plugging an appliance or a charger into an electrical outlet. The small spark of electricity is often unexpected, but it is not always a cause … Read more
Some real estate terms and rules can leave people confused; especially for those from non-real estate background wanting to rent property. So there is a 2% rule which not many must be aware of. The 2% rule is a simple guideline that helps people assess the potential profitability of a rental property before diving into … Read more
Good news for Indians! In a major development, Spain has extended opportunities for non-EU professionals, including Indians, to legally live and work in the country as remote workers or digital nomads. For those who don’t know, the Digital Nomad Visa (Visado de Nómada Digital or Telework Visa) is a residence authorisation for remote workers, freelancers, … Read more
When exhaustion hits, shallow breaths starve your brain of oxygen, reducing your concentration. So, try the 4-7-8 breathing technique instead: inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 7 seconds, and exhale for 8 seconds. Do three rounds at your desk— no one notices. It’s like a stealth nap for your nervous system, making you feel calm … Read more
Ever felt like you’re second-guessing yourself after a chat with someone, wondering why you apologised when you weren’t wrong? Manipulation sneaks in slowly like a fog and twists your reality and emotions. This is mainly done to control other people, but it also erodes their trust over time. From guilt-tripping to silent treatment, here we … Read more
Meet the 95-year-old Japanese woman who has worked for over 65 years at the same job Imagine clocking into the same office for 65 years straight—not switching jobs, not chasing promotions, just showing up with quiet dedication while the world around you spins through recessions, tech revolutions, and generations. That’s Yasuko Tamaki, a 95-year-old from … Read more
For centuries, rivers have been both a blessing, and in some cases, a curse. Likewise, rivers in North Bihar play a similar role. They bring fertile silt from the Himalayas, sustaining agriculture across one of India’s most densely populated rural regions. At the same time, they have repeatedly unleashed floods that erase villages, displace families … Read more
Mid-career professionals, particularly those in their 40s, are facing increased layoff risks and a sense of early retirement due to ageism and rapid technological shifts. This demographic, burdened by significant financial responsibilities, experiences job loss as a profound disruption, necessitating continuous upskilling and adaptability for survival in a changing job market. When headlines broke that … Read more
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen showcased Indian fashion during her recent visit to India. She wore creations by Indian designers Anamika Khanna and Rajesh Pratap Singh. These choices celebrated India’s textile heritage and craftsmanship on a global stage. The Fashion Design Council of India recognized this as a proud moment for Indian fashion. … Read more
It was late Tuesday night and people were sleeping when a massive avalanche hit the Himalayan valley of Sonamarg in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ganderbal district. The visuals captured in CCTV cameras look nothing less than a doomsday. The video shows a powerful sea of snow avalanche thundering down the slopes and burying homes and vehicles … Read more