Life & Style

Beyond aesthetics, the home accommodates daily rituals that ground family life. A favourite corner is the balcony, where Gautam and Natasha begin their mornings with tea, watching the sunrise and sharing quiet moments. These small, intentional spaces reinforce the idea that home isn’t just about décor, it’s about peace, habit and comfort. Gautam Gambhir’s Delhi … Read more

The UK Home Office has announced an “emergency brake” on certain visa routes for nationals from four countries following what officials described as widespread abuse of legal visa pathways to claim asylum. Under the new measure, the UK government will end sponsored study visas for nationals of Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan, while skilled worker … Read more

Food trends move fast. One minute you are mastering chopsticks, the next minute sushi is… popping out of a tube. And that’s exactly what happened recently. The viral Push-Pop Sushi trend that first made waves in New York has now officially arrived in India, and it is bringing a playful twist to how people enjoy … Read more

In another update, Emirates airline has cancelled all scheduled flights to and from Dubai until March 7, 2026 (until 23:59 UAE), amid regional airspace restrictions. Therefore, travellers planning journeys to or through Dubai are advised to take note of the new update. The reason behind the suspension is the ongoing airspace closures across parts of … Read more

The airline Etihad Airways has suspended all flights to and from Abu Dhabi until 06:00 UAE time on Friday, March 6, as ongoing airspace closures across parts of the Middle East continue to disrupt aviation operations in the region. In an advisory posted on social media, the Abu Dhabi-based carrier said the decision follows continuing … Read more

200,000-year-old DNA found at Schöningen site in Germany (Image source: Canva) Scientists have identified DNA that is around 200,000 years old at an open-air archaeological site in Germany, a place where experts once believed such genetic material could not survive. The find was made at the Schöningen site in Lower Saxony, which is famous for … Read more

Ever found yourself leaning against a kitchen counter at a party, mid-story, and suddenly realized you’re clutching your glass like it’s a life raft? It’s funny how we don’t think about these things. We spend so much time worrying about what’s coming out of our mouths that we completely ignore what our hands are doing. … Read more

Many states in India provide online land record portals to check ownership, survey numbers, and mutation data. Always use the official government portal (not third-party sites) and cross-verify online results with original physical documents. A mismatch between digital and government-held manual records is a red flag that needs resolution before purchase. The process of land … Read more

Word of the day: Flibbertigibbet (Image source: AI-generated) The English language is incredibly vibrant, acting as a mirror that reflects all our strange and wonderful human quirks. Some words are special because they don’t just define a trait, but they actually sound like the person they’re describing. Think about those people who have a restless, … Read more

Sign up, and bam—first choice: Hunting a bride or groom? No fluffy “love hiking and Netflix” stuff here. Profiles scream practicality: age, college degree, salary bracket, owns a Beijing apartment (gold star!), car keys (bonus), divorce history (red flag?), and “ready to wed by 2027?” Parents geek out over school awards—like that national English Olympiad … Read more