The Times of India

A recent lavish wedding in India's neighboring country sparked fashion debates, with a stylist critiquing the bride's choices for lacking novelty and impact. While the groom and his mother were praised for their regal and elegant ensembles, the bride's Tarun Tahiliani saree and blended styling drew disappointment for not being bold or personal enough for the high-profile event.

Regularly replacing household items is crucial for health and safety, not just aesthetics. From kitchen sponges and water filters to bathroom loofahs and bedroom pillows, understanding replacement timelines prevents germ buildup and loss of efficiency. Prioritizing these replacements ensures a healthier home environment.

A recent photograph of the Golden Temple, captured in soft winter mist, has resonated deeply, echoing the sentiment that some places transcend words. Even seasoned visitors find it hard to articulate the profound feeling the shrine evokes.

Breast cancer is a growing concern in India, with early detection crucial for survival. New research from London offers hope: a blood test detecting circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) can predict treatment response in advanced cases. While promising, ctDNA is a risk factor, not a definitive cure predictor, and doesn't replace traditional biopsies for initial diagnosis.

Marriyum Aurangzeb wasn’t expecting this kind of attention. But suddenly, she’s all over the internet — and not because of her work. It was her appearance at a recent big wedding that did it.

Valentine's Day sneaks up fast, but nothing beats cozying up with timeless love stories that tug every heartstring. Ahead of Valentine's Day, here we list some classics that aren't just romance - they're masterclasses in passion, heartbreak, growth, and devotion that still feel achingly real today. Perfect for solo reflection or date-night discussions, they'll leave you swooning and maybe even ug…

Travellers in Goa face significant challenges with local taxi services. Many report inflated prices and harassment from taxi operators. App-based ride-hailing services struggle to operate due to the powerful local taxi union. This situation creates a stressful and negative experience for visitors, overshadowing the state's attractions. Ensuring fair and accessible transport is crucial for Goa's t…

All 20 EU member states that have adopted the euro as their currency form one part of the European Union; non-EU countries such as Kosovo and Montenegro have also since adopted it. Some do this through mutual deals with the European Union, while others have made a unilateral move. Here is a list of five such countries that use the euro, despite not being members of the European Union. Data source…

Maryam Nawaz's son Junaid Safdar's recent wedding to Shanzeh Ali in Lahore has ignited a social media frenzy. While the bride's Indian designer ensembles sparked debate, Maryam Nawaz's own striking outfits drew accusations of overshadowing the bride, dividing public opinion on her fashion choices at the grand celebration.

Travel has changed a lot throughout the years, and hence the language that revolves around the concept keeps on adapting to the changing environment. .

Deep, deep inside the frosty desert of Himachal Pradesh, where mountains protectively circle and the stillness of silence goes on forever, there lies .

When we think of fruits and seeds, we can easily imagine that seeds remain hidden away inside the fruit, like apple seeds in a core or mango seeds hid.

Some dates pass without much notice, yet they quietly gather stories over time. 19th January is one of those days. It carries moments of power, surpri.

Amitabh Bachchan offered hilarious marriage advice on KBC 16 after contestant Harshit Bhutani shared a bet with his wife about reaching the show. Big B quipped that husbands should always agree to lose in front of their wives, as she is always right. This witty remark highlights the importance of choosing harmony over arguments for a happy home.