The Times of India

Getting children to follow simple routines can be difficult sometimes. What many parents do is nag children for little things: to brush their teeth, switch off the TV, or finish homework. Many times, these repeated instructions turn into arguments. Parenting coach Parikshit Jobanputra suggests that the way parents communicate these everyday expectations can make a big difference. According to him…

Renowned poet Maya Angelou believed literature possesses a profound 'life-giving power,' essential for self-discovery and understanding the world. Her enduring message, especially relevant today, champions reading as a vital tool for personal growth, empathy, and navigating life's challenges, encouraging deep thought amidst instant information.

Selecting a meaningful name for a baby girl is a special way to celebrate qualities that parents hope will guide her throughout life. Names associated with courage, resilience and determination often carry inspiring stories and cultural significance. These names reflect the ability to face challenges with confidence, persevere through difficulties and pursue goals with an unwavering spirit. Here …

Elon Musk's mother, Maye, reveals his immense wealth stems not from a desire for riches, but from a mission to "save the planet" and explore other worlds. This ambition, she explains, necessitated the billions. Close associates echo this sentiment, noting Musk's focus on humanity's future over personal gain, even leading him to forgo possessions.

A massive 73,000-tonne tunnel element has been successfully placed in the Baltic Sea for the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel, a project set to become the world's longest immersed road and rail tunnel.

Some proverbs survive for centuries because they offer practical advice. Others remain popular because they describe people in a way that feels strangely familiar.

Education is usually measured through marks, certificates, university degrees and professional qualifications. Those things have their place, but they are not the only signs of learning.

A social media visual test claims to reveal how you treat others based on whether you first see a person standing or a larger face. Seeing the person suggests you're an empathetic emotional anchor, while seeing the face indicates a preference for direct honesty and independence. This illusion offers a glimpse into your brain's priorities.

A mother intervened when a stranger publicly shamed her son for normal childhood behavior, emphasizing that mistakes don't define a child's identity. She advocated for respectful correction, highlighting the importance of protecting a child's confidence and self-worth. This incident underscores how adults' words impact children and the need for parents to stand up for their children.

Anu Joon turned tragedy into triumph. After a severe accident left her husband injured and the family in debt, Anu started selling homemade laddus. Her brand, MJ Shudh Rasoi, now ships across India and internationally. What began with a single Facebook post has become a thriving business, earning lakhs monthly. Anu's determination broke barriers and built a successful future.

"You know what your father did today?" For many children, this simple sentence becomes the beginning of a burden they were never meant to carry. It often starts innocently. A mother vents after an argument or a father complains about feeling unappreciated. Most parents don't do this on purpose. It's not malicious, rather it's exhaustion. But what parents do not realise is that kids cannot process…

Karnataka is counted among India’s star wildlife destinations. The state is all about dense Western Ghats, forests, hills and river ecosystems. The national parks here are home to iconic species such as tigers, Asian elephants and leopards along with hundreds of bird species.

Will Rogers' famous quote, "Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment," highlights that wisdom is acquired through mistakes. This perspective emphasizes that failures are not endpoints but crucial learning opportunities, fostering humility and continuous personal growth. Embracing errors as part of the journey leads to better decision-making and eventual succe…

Ever leave a hangout or a quick phone call feeling absolutely exhausted, even though nobody actually fought? You aren't dealing with an obvious, screaming villain. Instead, it's often a friend, coworker, or family member with a few subtle habits that quietly drain your energy. Psychologist Ziad Roumy recently shared in a social media post some types of people who emotionally deplete those around …