The Times of India

In today's tech-savvy world, many parents are leaning on AI chatbots for instant parenting tips, but experts caution against this approach, particularly when it comes to children's health. A recent survey highlights that a majority of parents find it hard to tell apart AI-generated advice from that of healthcare professionals.

Once a modest management symposium, the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos has evolved into a global platform for leaders to shape agendas. Initially focused on European business practices, it expanded to address economic and geopolitical issues, becoming a stage for high-stakes diplomacy and dialogue on critical world challenges.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched four new train services in Kerala on January 23, 2026. Three Amrit Bharat Express trains and one passenger train will enhance rail connectivity. These services connect Kerala with Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, eastern India, and the Northeast. The trains offer affordable and reliable long-distance travel options for passengers.

In her Oscar-nominated work, Arco, Natalie Portman ignited meaningful discussions with her kids surrounding the pressing issue of climate change and the future they might inherit. This animated tale follows a young boy as he navigates a world marred by environmental crises, inspiring her children to think critically about solutions.

A deaf and mute couple from Mohali, Vanspreet Singh and Anmol Kaur, found their voice through their five-year-old son, Sukhmehar. Their tiffin service, Quietly Delicious, gained national attention after a video of Sukhmehar translating his parents' cooking went viral, showcasing their resilience and inspiring many.

A Chembur woman was defrauded of nearly ₹16.34 lakh by an impersonator posing as Elon Musk. The scammer promised marriage and a life in the US, then directed her to pay for a visa through Amazon gift cards. When she refused further payment, the fraudsters disappeared.

India’s luxury housing market has been on a roll over the past few years. From Mumbai’s dreamy sea-view apartments to sky-kissing penthouses in Gurugram, rich buyers are looking up for homes that set new records.

As mentioned above, some places even woke up to see the first significant weather phenomenon of the year cover them in its blanket. Below are five prominent tourism spots to have been affected by the snowfall in Himachal Pradesh.

When both parents suffered strokes a year apart, twin sisters Aishwarya and Apoorva became caregivers, transforming their Mumbai home into a testament to courage and resilience. They navigated medical crises, emotional turmoil, and the profound reversal of roles, ultimately finding strength and deeper bonds through unwavering love and support for their parents.

Himachal Pradesh faced severe disruption on Friday due to heavy snowfall and rain. Numerous roads were blocked, impacting travel and isolating areas. Power supply was also badly affected across several districts. Authorities restricted travel and urged caution. Restoration efforts will commence once weather conditions improve.

Dreaming of Europe without the visa hassle and hefty costs? Albania offers a compelling alternative for Indian travelers. Experience charming old towns, stunning beaches, and vibrant café culture at a fraction of the price. With simpler e-visa entry and affordable living, this Balkan gem is emerging as a budget-friendly European escape, promising authentic experiences without the crowds.

Modern marriages often falter due to life's grind and a tendency to quit when the spark dims. Mignon McLaughlin's wisdom suggests successfully marrying requires repeatedly falling in love with the same person. This involves choosing awe amid arguments and actively rediscovering your spouse's evolving layers to keep the connection alive.

A former corporate employee, Rakesh Pal, left a high-paying job after facing manipulation, insecurity, and depression. He found his way back through weight loss and a modest gym trainer role, eventually buying an auto. Now, he drives for a living, prioritizing his well-being and happiness over a toxic corporate environment.

Anuj Arora, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at 26, navigates life's profound challenges with remarkable grace. Despite physical limitations, he finds renewed purpose through technology, enabling laptop use. His story highlights some compelling questions that we as a socity should be ready to answer.

Heavy karma doesn’t come from dramatic mistakes; it grows from the small, unexamined patterns that dull our clarity, disturb our relationships, and blur the path ahead. Here are seven such behaviours that slowly weigh you down, often without you realising it.