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Good news for Airbnb guests: They are no longer obliged to strip clean beds and utensils as per new global guidelines15:53 Airbnb's updated policy on guest checkout responsibilities, taking effect after November 20, 2026, marks a significant change in its approach. Hosts can no longer mandate tedious chores like washing dishes or changing bedsheets. However, guests remain responsible for minor tasks, such as putting dirty dishes in the sink. This shift promotes clarity about guest obligations prior to booking, prompt… 10 baby girl names that mean pure, innocent and virtuous15:53 Choosing a name for a baby girl can be a beautiful way to celebrate the qualities parents hope she will carry throughout her life. Purity, innocence, sincerity and grace have inspired meaningful names across languages and cultures for centuries. From timeless Greek names associated with purity to elegant Arabic names and Sanskrit choices that represent sacredness and clarity, these names offer a … In 1816, a London mapmaker created a giant map of India; it sold for Rs 31.2 lakh in 202515:53 An extraordinary historical map of India, designed by Aaron Arrowsmith, fetched a stunning Rs 31.2 lakh at auction. Spanning an impressive 2.4 by 2.67 metres, this map was originally published in 1816 and intended for the East India Company's directors. Its significant geographical details underscore its importance, marking it as a rare artefact that showcases the complexities of British colonial… Mumbai man quits 9-to-6 job, now earns Rs 2.5 lakh a month through Instagram: ‘No more EMI worries’15:53 Shubh Sarang took a bold step from the corporate world to pursue full-time content creation, driven by the financial success he achieved from brand partnerships. Overcoming initial doubts, the thrill of receiving that first payment ignited his passion. Juggling a corporate job and his creative pursuits, Sarang often burned the midnight oil on his edits. Optical illusion to test your personality: What you see first reveals if you are sensitive or superficial15:53 Optical illusion personality tests are interesting brain teasers that trick the brain and eyes into believing what a person sees first based on their thoughts, focus, and perspective.Have you also ever looked at a picture and seen an object that is completely different from what your friend sees?This is the magic of optical illusions, which makes these tests go viral, and why people keep coming b… Isaac Newton’s 1687 gravity book sells for Rs 5.49 crore, with Halley’s help and a lord’s legacy14:50 In a significant auction event, a first edition of Isaac Newton's *Philosophiæ naturalis principia mathematica* garnered an impressive US$576,000. This pivotal work introduced revolutionary concepts of motion and gravity through mathematical frameworks. With ties to distinguished scholars like the Kennet family and the vital endorsement from Edmond Halley, Newton's insights continue to resonate i… In 1833, James Prinsep illustrated Varanasi in 34 plates; his signed book sold for Rs 36.76 lakh14:18 At an auction, a signed edition of James Prinsep's 'Benares Illustrated' fetched an impressive Rs 36.76 lakh. This treasured book showcases 34 intricate illustrations that capture the essence of Varanasi's architecture and daily life during the early 19th century. Created by the British scholar between 1820 and 1825, the illustrations blend architectural details with vibrant depictions of religio… Mahesh Babu adopted this Andhra village; here's why Burripalem is worth exploring13:46 In 2015, Mahesh Babu took a significant step by adopting Burripalem, the birthplace of his father, to foster development in the village. He has since rolled out initiatives worth ₹2.14 crore, focusing on vital areas like education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Supported by the Mahesh Babu Foundation, these projects aim to uplift community living standards and honor the actor's familial heritag… Your microwave could be a fire hazard if you put these 5 things inside13:46 Some items can cause sparks, catch fire or even burst because of the heat. Before you put something in the microwave, here are five things you should be careful about. German chocolate sheet cake: Easy homemade dessert with rich chocolate flavour and creamy coconut-pecan frosting13:46 Some desserts disappear from the table before anyone has finished their first bite, and German chocolate cake is one of them. It pairs a soft, deeply chocolatey cake with a sticky, caramel-like frosting loaded with coconut and toasted pecans. The classic layered version can feel like a project, but the sheet cake version is far friendlier. It bakes in one pan, needs no layering or stacking, and f… Psychology explains why some couples enjoy silence while others need constant conversation13:14 Silence in romantic relationships can signal comfort or discomfort based on personal communication styles and emotional needs. The 2024 study revealed that chosen silence often indicates emotional security and closeness. Alternatively, silence resulting from anxiety or hostility may lead to misunderstandings and emotional distance. Understanding each other's preferences regarding conversation and… Psychology explains why people struggle to say no12:42 Saying yes to others' requests can be a common pattern for people-pleasers, leading to stress and overcommitment. This habit stems from a fear of disappointing others, which can make saying no feel uncomfortable. Continued agreement may cause emotional exhaustion and hinder personal relationships. Effective strategies for setting boundaries include pausing before answering requests and practicing… On a journey of spiritual growth? 5 signs you may be avoiding the lessons life is trying to teach you12:09 Here are five things worth thinking about if you are trying to understand the difference between spiritual growth and avoidance. Rare William Morris Chaucer book with 87 illustrations sells for rs 2.68 crore in october 202612:09 A stunning 1896 edition of 'The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer' has recently fetched around Rs 2.68 crore at auction. Known as the Kelmscott Chaucer, this edition showcases exquisite craftsmanship and features the original white pigskin binding crafted by William Morris. With only about 50 deluxe copies ever bound, this book's rarity and artistic illustrations by Edward Burne-Jones continue to captiva… Bengaluru’s traffic eases during festivals: commuter zips 13 km in 21 minutes; viral jokes follow12:09 Bengaluru's festive season has brought about a welcome change: lighter traffic, allowing locals to enjoy quicker commutes. One Instagram post captured a remarkable 21-minute trip over 13 kilometers, leaving social media users amused and astonished by the stark contrast to the city's usual congestion. Many expressed hope that this trend of smoother travel persists beyond the holidays, igniting con… |