The Times of India

Success isn't about working harder—it's about building tiny yet powerful daily habits that compound over time and make you successful. Leadership guru Robin Sharma knows this firsthand. In a social media post, Robin Sharma shared the 10 great habits that can help one win in life. Here's what they are:

Navigating the journey of parenthood often resembles a sprint, but wisdom from Plato inspires us to savor the slower, meaningful strides. When we celebrate each child's efforts instead of their standings, we empower them with confidence and grit. Research highlights the uniqueness of every developmental journey; nurturing encouragement sparks a love for learning, while criticism breeds hesitation.

Symbols play a very important role in our lives. Some symbols have deeper spiritual meaning and significance which can either add positive energy or, if placed incorrectly, can also create imbalance in your life.

For centuries, India hasn’t just been a textile manufacturer; it has been the world’s embroidery studio. From the Silk Road to modern "boho-luxe," here is how our indigenous stitches have stitched themselves into the global fabric.

Lucknow’s residential real estate market is showing a stable growth in 2026. The ‘City of Nawabs and Kebabs’, is a heritage-centric destination. The capital city of Uttar Pradesh is experiencing well planned urban expansion, rising end-user demand, and growing investor interest.

If you go through travel forums, Reddit threads, read newspapers, or just a casual conversation, you would notice something else too, which include a handful of frustrations that foreign tourists often hesitate to say out loud. This is not because they don’t like India, but because they’re also trying to make sense of a place that runs on different rhythms.

Hyderabad's real estate boasts a unique diamond-shaped house. This structure represents P. P. Reddy's journey from humble beginnings to infrastructure giant. Its design mirrors ambition and success. Such landmark homes derive value from unique architecture, prime location, and compelling personal narratives. This residence stands as a testament to persistence and vision, a biography etched in sto…

An Indian traveler's experience in Vietnam highlighted how certain Indian tourists' behaviors, like aggressive bargaining and queue-jumping, negatively impacted local perceptions. Similar incidents shared by other Indians abroad underscore a recurring issue of civic sense translating poorly across borders, leading to international stereotypes.

Renovation of homes is not only about enhancing comfort and aesthetics; it is also an investment that can greatly increase the value of the property. Some renovations can make a home more functional, beautiful, and energy-efficient.

India's cheetah reintroduction program celebrates a significant milestone with three new cubs born at Kuno National Park, bringing the total cheetah population to 38. This marks the ninth successful litter, bolstering confidence in Project Cheetah's aim to revive the species and restore ecological balance. The births signify successful adaptation and breeding in the new habitat.

Bengaluru's HSR Layout is witnessing a surge in rental prices, with a ₹80,000 per month quote for a sunlight-receiving flat sparking debate. While some mock this, others defend it, citing natural light and ventilation as premium, non-negotiable features in this sought-after IT corridor locale. Real estate experts confirm these factors significantly influence pricing.

The Trimurti of Hinduism represents the divine cycle of life and existence. We have always been taught about the creator, preserver, and destroyer of .

According to recent research into dermatological nutrition, the answer has shifted. It turns out that edible beauty isn’t just marketing fluff anymore—but there is a massive catch. It has to be the right kind.

In today's digital age, Sudha Murty passionately implores parents to safeguard their children's innocence in the online realm. She criticizes the trend of commodifying childhood into mere content for social media validation. Murty emphasizes the emotional burden of living in a performance-driven world, advocating for well-defined social media guidelines for young users.

A young widow, Cassie, consumed by grief after her husband's sudden death, developed a disturbing coping mechanism. She began consuming his ashes, believing she was keeping him close. This obsessive behavior led to health issues and isolation, prompting her to seek professional help.