The Times of India

Keibul Lamjao National Park in Manipur is the world's only floating national park, formed by thick, floating masses of decomposed vegetation called phumdis. This unique ecosystem is crucial for the survival of the endangered Sangai, or brow-antlered deer, which gracefully navigates the drifting landscape. The park's delicate balance is sustained by Loktak Lake's natural water cycles.

Robert Frost, a celebrated American poet, captured the essence of everyday life in his simple yet profound verses. His works, like 'The Road Not Taken,' offer deep insights into human choices and experiences. Frost's relatable language and natural rhythms made poetry accessible. He explored themes of nature, isolation, and tradition.

One of the most romantic days in the year, Valentine's Day is just around the corner. As February 14 approaches, love is in the air, and couples are getting ready to express heir love for each other. If you too plan to say "I love you" to your partner, but in a new language then read this article. In our globalised world, these simple words transcend borders, turning a heartfelt moment into somet…

Buying a home is considered one of the biggest decisions in life. Most buyers in India's real-estate market are usually haunted by the dilemma of choosing between ready-to-move property and an under-construction home.

A Kashmiri bride's stunning transformation into a classic Malayali bride has captivated social media. Celebrity makeup artist Sona Nalinan shared the viral look, showcasing the bride in a traditional kasavu saree and temple jewellery. The elegant fusion of traditions highlights how beautiful cultural blends can be, proving style transcends regional boundaries.

Passport is one of the most crucial documents required to travel overseas. The strength of a passport determines how freely citizens can travel across the globe. Every year, the Henley Passport Index, releases its report of the powerful passports.

An elderly woman in Kozhikode bravely confronted a scooter rider attempting to use the footpath to bypass traffic. Standing firm, she asserted the pavement is for pedestrians, not vehicles. Her courageous stand, captured on video, has garnered widespread admiration online, highlighting the importance of respecting public spaces and pedestrian safety.

In the grand tapestry of childhood, the threads woven by parental actions are far more impactful than any sermon. Kids internalize values like integrity, diligence, and perseverance not through admonishments, but by watching their parents navigate life. Each moment spent fulfilling daily tasks, confronting challenges, and celebrating success plants seeds of character that will blossom into a resi…

The world’s largest tree by volume stands in a fenced clearing in Sequoia National Park, California, where the air is thinner and cooler than the vall.

This article explores eight baby names inspired by memorable Bollywood characters. Each name carries cultural meaning, emotional depth, and a modern Indian feel. The focus is on names that are rooted yet not overly common, helping parents find inspiration that blends cinema, culture, and individuality.

Mumbai has unveiled India's first musical road on its iconic Coastal Road. A 500-meter stretch between Nariman Point and Worli plays the globally-famous melody of "Jai Ho" when vehicles drive over it at a specific speed. This innovative engineering marvel aims to enhance driver experience and encourage safer driving habits.

The world has seen a number of remarkable innovations in the field of architecture. Some buildings are known for being tall, some for unique architecture and then there are the thinnest buildings where people actually love!

Not all of Earth belongs to humans. It seems some islands are ruled by creatures great and small. From pigs to snakes, cats to seals, there are places.

A leisurely family excursion to Qudra Lakes in Dubai took an extraordinary turn when they encountered Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The Prime Minister's heartfelt engagement, from blessing the youngsters to enjoying cold coffee together, transformed their day into an unforgettable experience.

In his insightful approach, Dr. Mickey Mehta encourages parents to pivot from a focus on achievements to a more nurturing direction centered around 'purusharth' – the journey of inner development and intentional living. He highlights that children are reflections of their parents, needing thoughtful guidance to cultivate awareness and harmony, rather than simply enforcing discipline.