The Times of India

Leadership missionary, humanitarian and author, Robin Sharma knows that success isn't just luck. Instead, it is one's small, daily habits that make one successful overtime. In a social media post, 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari' author shared his wisdom and revealed the five super habits one should have to be successful in life. Here we list them for you:

Boiling an egg is not easy, but it is one of the most daunting tasks if you don't know the basics and trust us, the basics are quite hard to master. From your choice of the yolk to the time to the temperature of the water to the age of the egg, everything together contributes to the final texture of a boiled egg.

Cockroaches pose a significant threat to home hygiene, spreading diseases and contaminating food. To combat these persistent pests, focus on keeping kitchens dry and spotless, utilizing natural repellents like essential oils, and employing homemade baits with boric acid or baking soda. Diatomaceous earth offers a non-toxic dehydration method, while sealing entry points is crucial for long-term pr…

A bizarre burglary attempt in Kota saw a thief get stuck in a kitchen exhaust fan shaft for an hour. The homeowner's wife discovered the intruder upon returning home. Police safely apprehended the man. This incident highlights how criminals exploit overlooked entry points and serves as a stark reminder for homeowners to secure all potential vulnerabilities.

Nestlé is taking responsible action by recalling particular batches of its infant formula over a concern regarding the ingredient arachidonic acid oil. Although there have been no reported illnesses linked to this recall, it stems from the rare presence of a toxin named cereulide.

Japan's Mikami Shrine in Kyoto is drawing attention for its unique dedication to hair health and growth. This local favorite, a social media sensation, honors Fujiwara Uneme no Sukemasa, Japan's first recorded hairdresser. Devotees offer hair strands in special envelopes and seek blessings for luscious locks, making it a must-visit for beauty enthusiasts.

Grey hair's arrival often prompts a search for quick fixes. A simple home remedy involves adding black seed oil to shampoo, which proponents claim gradually darkens hair and improves scalp health. While not a dye, this method supports follicles, potentially slowing greying and enhancing hair's natural colour and strength over weeks of consistent use.

Sanjay Dutt's daughter, psychotherapist Trishala Dutt, shared crucial insights on Instagram differentiating healthy pauses from toxic silent treatment. She emphasized that silence used for control erodes self-worth and safety, while genuine space for processing is communicated respectfully. Her message highlights the importance of open communication over emotional manipulation in relationships.

The nutritional value of powdered flax seeds stems from their omega-3 fats, fiber content and lignans, which enable people to incorporate them into their regular diet for improved wellness

With typhoid fever still lurking in many communities due to contaminated food and water supply, it's a persistent threat, notably in areas lacking proper sanitation infrastructure. Dangerous myths can complicate recognition and treatment, resulting in dire consequences for patients.

Thirty minutes of daily brisk walking allows your muscles to use blood glucose effectively, without needing high insulin production. The process helps type 2 diabetes patients to lower their A1C levels by 0.5% to 1% during their initial three months of focused practice. Walking helps you lose visceral fat, while it also helps your body fight insulin resistance and maintains your energy levels at …

India's first hydrogen-powered train-set, the world's longest on broad gauge, has completed manufacturing, marking a significant step in cleaner rail mobility. This pilot project, developed indigenously, highlights India's commitment to self-reliance and sustainable transportation, with a supporting green hydrogen plant nearing completion.

India has issued a travel advisory urging citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Venezuela due to escalating tensions and volatility. This follows similar high-level warnings from the US, Canada, and Australia, highlighting significant security and humanitarian concerns, including crime, political instability, and shortages of essential goods.

The battle for return-to-office has evolved; in 2025, control over 'when' employees work is paramount. With hybrid models normal, workers prioritize work-life balance over high salaries, seeking schedule autonomy. Burnout is a major retention issue, especially for caregivers. Companies must offer tailored flexibility, not rigid rules, to retain talent and boost productivity.