The Times of India

House lizards are common in Indian homes, and their eggs, often found in pairs, are small, oval, and leathery. These eggs, typically laid in dark, warm spots like wall cracks and behind furniture, are not poisonous but indicate a growing lizard population. Safely remove them using gloves and a spatula, then disinfect the area.

Prime Minister Modi highlighted India's aviation sector's historic transformation into the world's third-largest domestic market, driven by a vision for inclusive air travel. Significant infrastructure development, including a doubling of airports and the success of the UDAN scheme, has made air travel accessible. India is also focusing on self-reliance in aircraft manufacturing and emerging as a…

Delhi Traffic Police has announced significant road closures and diversions on January 29th from 2 PM to 9:30 PM for the Beating Retreat Ceremony at Vijay Chowk. Commuters are urged to plan alternative routes as major roads around the ceremonial area will be shut. Public bus services will also face extensive diversions.

Embarking on the journey to buy a house involves crucial financial planning, including assessing savings, debts, and securing a pre-approved home loan. Choosing the right location and property type, aided by a genuine real estate agent, is vital. Thorough property inspections, legal checks, and careful negotiation precede the final closing, making homeownership a rewarding reality.

If you’re looking for the animal with the longest pregnancy on Earth, don’t think of whales or elephants. It’s actually the Alpine salamander. It is a.

IAS officer Srikanth Reddy and IPS officer Sheshadrini Reddy chose a simple wedding ceremony at a Sub-Registrar Office, prioritizing their love over extravagant celebrations. Their minimalistic approach, attended by immediate family and senior officers, serves as an inspiration against social pressures and the financial burden of lavish Indian weddings.

It is normal to see a small spark when you are plugging an appliance or a charger into an electrical outlet. The small spark of electricity is often u.

The 2% rule is a simple guideline for assessing rental property profitability, stating monthly rent should be at least 2% of the total purchase price. While useful as an initial screening tool, it's often impractical in today's market due to high property prices and regulated rent growth, especially in metro cities.

When you consider animals that have a lot of teeth, sharks are likely to be the first ones that come to mind, since they can grow and shed thousands o.

Dandelions are literally everywhere, sprouting up in gardens, lawns, and even the cracks of pavement, and are considered by most people to be nothing .

Spain has opened its doors to non-EU professionals, including Indians, with a new Digital Nomad Visa. This allows remote workers and freelancers to legally live and work in Spain, offering a pathway to long-term residency and attractive tax incentives. The visa requires specific professional and financial criteria to be met.

Most working professionals have been there-- staring at their screens as the afternoon slump hits, tired from back-to-back meetings and endless emails. Fatigue doesn't just slow you down; it also affects your focus and overall productivity. In turn, this makes doing even simple tasks feel impossible. But here's the good news: psychology shows small, simple science-backed tweaks can help recharge …

Ever felt like you're second-guessing yourself after a chat with someone, wondering why you apologised when you weren't wrong? Manipulation sneaks in slowly like a fog and twists your reality and emotions. This is mainly done to control other people, but it also erodes their trust over time. From guilt-tripping to silent treatment, here we list some common ways people manipulate others. Spot them…

Here are five locations where temperatures have fallen far below freezing, where most of the roads are closed, and are likely facing the last touches of winter, but are at their best form in snowy white.

Yasuko Tamaki, a 95-year-old from Osaka, Japan, has been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest office manager, still diligently working at Sunco Industries. Joining in 1956, she has evolved through various roles, embracing new skills like computer use in her late 60s.