The selection of a name for your abode is not merely about aesthetics, but more about self-reflection and self-identity. India is known for its culture, traditions, and spirituality. India’s culture and traditions have been influenced by spiritual and mythological aspects. Among all the gods and goddesses, Lord Ram is known for being one of the … Read more
Maya Angelou was a celebrated American poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist known for her inspiring quotes that have continued to motivate many generations. She is best known for her inspiring autobiography “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings”, which highlights her strength, perseverance and ability to overcome challenges with dignity.Maya Angelou was a prominent … Read more
There’s no denying that avocado is a superfood which comes at an equally super price. Rich in nutrients, one avocado in the market costs over ₹150–₹200 in India. It’s a hefty price tag for sure. And that’s exactly why you should grow your own avocado at home. Because a number of people are doing the … Read more
Long before he was winning National Awards, filmmaker Aditya Dhar was just another Delhi kid with a cricket bat and a dream that had nothing to do with cinema. His story is a powerful reminder that sometimes, life has a better plan for you for which it breaks your “Plan A” into pieces. Now, with … Read more
One of the most refreshing additions to summer meals is cucumbers. They can be added to a salad or even blended into a raita for a cooling effect. There is one major problem associated with using cucumbers in meals: when a cucumber is cut open and its taste is checked, it is usually bitter.Many people … Read more
While growing a home garden for a betel leaf plant (paan plant) may appear unusual, with the correct approach, it is actually quite possible. Many home gardeners are now trying their hand at minimum propagation methods, and the idea of growing a paan vine using a single leaf has become a talking point. According to … Read more
Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon once said that the environment was a “silent casualty of war.” When we say war, few things instantly come to mind. Life during the war, harm to humanity and nature are some of the most crucial aspects of any conflict. How it alters the environment and even the weather is … Read more
During a 2020 podcast conversation with Lewis Howes, early in the COVID‑19 crisis, Kiyosaki broke people into three categories: fragile, robust, and “antifragile.” The fragile are like glass—when the economy hits them, they break. The robust are like rocks; they endure the blows but don’t really grow from them. The antifragile, however, are the ones … Read more
Have you ever wondered why some people quietly climb the ladder while others seem stuck in the same place, no matter how hard they try? They might have the same intelligence, the same resources, even the same goals—but only one of them keeps moving forward. The difference isn’t just about talent, long hours, or networking; … Read more
If you notice a hole in your garden, your mind may instantly think of what might be living in your backyard. Though it may seem like a trivial matter, knowing whether the hole in your garden belongs to a snake or a rodent can be vital information. At first glance, the holes made by snakes … Read more