Neem Karoli Baba: Quote of the day by Neem Karoli Baba: “Love everyone, serve everyone, remember God, and tell the truth”; how Maharaj ji’s advice on service remains timeless even today

Neem Karoli Baba, known as Maharaj-ji, offered simple yet profound teachings focused on loving and serving everyone, remembering God, and telling the truth. His wisdom, shared through quiet words rather than extensive writings, continues to resonate with thousands, influencing even prominent figures in technology seeking guidance in their busy lives. Some teachings are so complicated … Read more

“Boys don’t cry” may be hurting our sons more than we realise; 5 ways parents can help their son express emotions without shame

A little boy looks up at his mother one evening and asks, “Mom, people tell me boys don’t cry. So if I cry, does that make me weak?” She doesn’t have an answer ready. Most of us wouldn’t. Chances are, you’ve said “boys don’t cry” at some point: to your son, your nephew, maybe even … Read more

Working Mother Guilt: I spoke to three modern mothers about a feeling no one warned them about: The working-mother guilt

I spoke to three modern mothers about a feeling no one warned them about: The working-mother guilt This comes from one of the vivid memories from my earlier workplace. On what seemed like a normal office day, news broke that several schools across Delhi had received bomb blast threats. As a precautionary measure, classes were … Read more

Egyptian proverb of the day: “Entering a bathroom is not like leaving it.” |

Egyptian proverb of the day (Image generated via Google Gemini) Some proverbs sound mysterious until you stop and think about them for a moment.“Entering a bathroom is not like leaving it.”At first glance, the saying appears almost too obvious to qualify as wisdom. Of course entering a bathroom is different from leaving it. Nobody goes … Read more

75-million-year-old fungi city under the feet? Study says it’s long enough to stretch from our planet to the Sun over 750 million times |

Beneath our feet lies a vast, living world of subterranean fungi, forming an intricate network stretching millions of times the distance to the Sun. This vital ‘fungi city’ sustains plant life and cools the planet by storing carbon. However, intensive farming practices are significantly degrading these crucial underground ecosystems, threatening soil health and water quality. … Read more

6 common phrases used for gaslighting and how to respond, as per psychologist

Gaslighting is a form of manipulation that makes you doubt your own feelings, memories, and perceptions. It’s subtle, but it’s damaging. Psychologist Ziad Roumy shared in a video on social media recently, highlighting six common phrases people use to gaslight you and exactly how to respond. These phrases are designed to make you feel like … Read more

India’s first 8-lane tunnel beneath a tiger reserve is set to open on June 20; what travellers need to know

In a recent update, India’s first 8-lane tunnel is all set to open on June 20. This is a major upgrade on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway making road trips between Delhi and Mumbai convenient. According to a report by NDTV and other media, the tunnel is one of the most anticipated sections of the expressway built beneath … Read more

Nature never forgets its dead: Study on 10 ecosystems found that death does something we never expected |

Nature’s cycle of life and death is more complex than we perceive. A recent study reveals that the remains of dead organisms, termed ‘ecological memory,’ profoundly shape ecosystems. While sometimes hindering recovery, these remnants often provide crucial nutrients and shelter, significantly boosting new growth across diverse environments, demonstrating the powerful, common influence of the deceased … Read more