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"The first lesson began with nail cutters": 82-year-old educator helps 50+ tribal children15:06 In a Kodaikanal tribal settlement, education began with an unexpected lesson: hygiene and self-care before books. The “School on Wheels” initiative, started by educator Padmini and My School Satya Surabhi in 2024, reached children who had limited access to regular schooling. Teachers first built trust with families, taught children about cleanliness and nutrition, and then introduced reading, wri… Nauheed Cyrusi shares the right way to cut lemons and we can't disagree15:06 Actress Nauheed Cyrusi introduced a trending video where she showcases an innovative lemon-squeezing method. By cutting the lemon at its corners, she achieves a cleaner juice extraction process. This intriguing kitchen trick has captivated countless online viewers, leading many to reevaluate their traditional approaches. With promises of reduced mess and enhanced flavor, this simple adjustment ha… When does attention stop feeling like love? Psychologist explains the difference between love bombing and healthy affection14:33 Healthy affection allows individuals to maintain personal space and boundaries within relationships. Love bombing often involves intense attention which creates expectations for specific responses. Observing reactions after setting a boundary reveals a relationship's true dynamic. Affection should not create a sense of debt or obligation for your time. Genuine connection thrives when partners fee… Green or red dot? Your soap, shampoo and toothpaste will now reveal if they’re veg or non-veg14:33 From soap and shampoo to toothpaste, cosmetics and other toiletries, products sold in India will now have to carry a symbol indicating whether they are of vegetarian or non-vegetarian origin. ‘Your mindset expands’: Bengaluru man on why seeing luxury cars and towering buildings can change your ambitions13:28 A Bengaluru man’s late-night Instagram video has sparked a conversation about ambition and the influence of city life. Raghav Magotra shared his thoughts on why living in a big city could change the way a person looks at their own goals. The video quickly opened up a wider discussion among viewers. While some agreed with Magotra’s perspective, others pointed to the practical challenges that come … Metal detectorist stumbles on a 140-year-old Zanzibar coin while beachcombing in Australia12:56 On a sun-kissed Australian beach, a metal detector enthusiast unearthed a fascinating relic: a worn coin from 1880s Zanzibar. Initially, he thought it was just another piece of Australian currency, but experts later uncovered its rich history, highlighting the extensive global trade routes of the past. This remarkable discovery serves as a physical reminder of our interconnected world. Bengaluru vs Delhi: Couple compares 4 years in the south with 6 years in the national capital12:24 Reflecting on their journey, a couple shares their contrasting experiences between Delhi and Bengaluru. They miss Delhi's iconic butter chicken and lively musical atmosphere, yet they acknowledge Bengaluru’s superior safety and abundant greenery. While the couple admires Bengaluru's lower air pollution, they fondly recall impromptu gatherings enabled by Delhi's metro. Now thriving in Bengaluru, t… Anand Mahindra shares a stunning Himachal view: “Some destinations are not meant to be reached”11:51 A stunning Himachal road recently caught the attention of ace industrialist Anand Mahindra which left him in awe and made him say, "Some destinations are not meant to be reached". Sharing the video on X, Mahindra wrote about how the sight reminded him of an idea he had held on to for decades: “You can never reach the end of a rainbow.” He drew a parallel between a rainbow and destinations. It’s s… How much does a 1-month Ladakh workcation cost? Couple shares ₹96,600 expense breakdown11:51 During their unforgettable month in Ladakh, Anjali and Naman invested ₹30,000 for their accommodation while enjoying culinary delights that summed to ₹9,000. They indulged in snacks and external dining, alongside a scooter rental of ₹2,100 for local exploration. Their total travel budget was an additional ₹30,000, leading to an overall expense of ₹96,600 for this remarkable journey. Psychology Says Sitting With The Class Topper May Help Your Child Learn Better, But There’s A Catch11:19 In India, it’s common for parents to suggest that their children surround themselves with top-performing students for better academic outcomes. This advice stems from psychological principles, illustrating how youth can absorb beneficial study techniques and build self-confidence through peer interactions. The essence of this approach lies in collaboration and communication, ultimately fostering … Taklamakan Desert, which is surrounded by a green belt of plants, now might have hidden water resource11:19 Recent research reveals that China has uncovered extensive groundwater reserves lurking beneath the Taklamakan Desert. This remarkable discovery comes on the heels of a successful green belt initiative that has transformed the arid landscape. Geologists have pinpointed two major aquifers, hinting at an abundance of underground water that could fuel agricultural efforts and bolster sand-control in… 12 foods from around the world that taste surprisingly like Indian dishes10:46 These similarities do not necessarily mean the dishes come from the same recipe or share a direct origin. Often, they reflect something much simpler: across cultures, cooks have independently arrived at similar combinations of grains, legumes, spices, vegetables and slow cooking. For an Indian palate, however, the resemblance can be surprisingly striking. Here are 12 such dishes from around the w… 6 kitchen spices you can easily grow in pots at home: simple tips for a fresh and flavourful kitchen garden10:46 There's something genuinely satisfying about snipping fresh curry leaves or plucking a green chilli right off your own balcony instead of running down to the store mid-recipe because you're one ingredient short. Most people assume growing spices requires proper farmland or years of gardening experience, but honestly, a good number of everyday Indian kitchen staples grow perfectly well in a pot, e… Before Padma Shri, Dr Liudmila Khokhlova spent 5 decades learning and teaching Hindi in Russia10:14 Dr. Liudmila Khokhlova has been honored with the prestigious Padma Shri award for her remarkable contributions to the study of Indian languages. Over the span of more than fifty years, she has delved deep into languages such as Hindi and Punjabi. Her scholarly endeavors also include translating crucial Sikh scriptures into Russian. This prestigious award celebrates her significant impact on the f… |