The Times of India

Anand Kumar's odyssey in education began in a humble classroom driven by his love for mathematics. Despite facing significant financial hurdles that hindered his own academic path, he chose to uplift those around him. Thus, he established the Super 30 program aimed at assisting underprivileged students on their journey to IIT.

Arpita Sahu, once entrenched in a demanding corporate HR role in Delhi, embraced a bold new chapter in Goa. As she navigates this transformation, battling feelings of uncertainty and financial stress, she continually seeks connection and purpose, often questioning her decisions. Her candid reflections have resonated widely on social media, accruing a wave of support that echoes the shared emotion…

Certain seemingly mundane videos find their way to popularity by tapping into the shared experiences of viewers. These clips often showcase genuine moments that audiences can relate to deeply. Emotional responses further compel viewers to circulate these videos among friends and family, amplifying their visibility. The element of timeliness is crucial, as it aligns these moments with current conv…

An extraordinary auction held in Scotland saw the sale of a rare book featuring 56 portraits of Mughal rulers, originally published in Delhi. This remarkable volume, which presents visual interpretations of royal figures, was anticipated to bring in £500 to £800 but astonishingly fetched £16,640. This highlights the growing interest in India's royal history, despite some issues regarding the book…

In a world where AI chatbots are becoming a go-to source for emotional support, children are turning to these digital companions to share their feelings and personal challenges. A recent survey shows that many young individuals are engaging with AI for companionship. However, a lack of parental guidance about AI safety poses potential risks.

A Family of Cheetahs, attributed to Basawan, was sold at Christie's auction for approximately Rs 120 crore. The painting, created during Mughal Emperor Akbar's reign, highlights wildlife in its natural habitat. This artwork signifies the Mughal interest in depicting nature rather than just royal figures or religious scenes. Its sale price dramatically exceeded the pre-auction estimate by 14 times…

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Recently, six exquisite paintings portraying moments from Alexander the Great's life captivated bidders at an auction. Originating from North India around 1500, these pieces were initially valued between £600 and £800, yet they soared to an astonishing £70,760 at Lyon & Turnbull. Their connection to the Persian literary heritage and the Sultanate era underlines the remarkable blend of art and sto…

In Pachod village, Sunita Nehare transformed her family's agricultural methods, dramatically boosting crop yields. Despite early challenges with disappointing harvests, she secured management rights of the family land. By integrating advanced farming practices, she not only amplified cotton production but also embraced crop diversification for a sustainable future. With an annual income of around…

Monika Singh initially relocated to Dubai with aspirations of becoming a dentist, armed with her degree. However, as she prepared for her dental licensing exams, she stumbled upon her true passion: dance fitness. Transitioning into wellness coaching, she started teaching exercise classes and eventually launched her own women's fitness business. Monika currently works with 23 clients and aims to c…

A captivating video showcasing a snake ascending an electric pole and subsequently receiving an electric shock has taken social media by storm. Many viewers express skepticism, pointing to its seemingly flawless execution as a possible indicator of AI manipulation. Experts advise checking for unusual details or absent sources to authenticate such content. The identity of the video's creator and t…

Some cakes need a long list of ingredients, a stand mixer and half your afternoon. This one needs a blender, four things you may already have, and about five minutes of effort. There’s no flour, no refined sugar, no dairy, no butter and no oil, yet it still comes out moist, fudgy and deeply chocolatey. The trick is overripe bananas, which provide sweetness and moisture, along with cocoa and eggs …

In Dronagiri Village, Hanuman is not worshipped, as the locals believe he harmed their sacred mountain. This belief relates to the story of Lakshmana being injured in the Ramayana. Instead of viewing Hanuman's actions as heroic, villagers perceive them differently, affecting their religious practices. The village offers unique insights into cultural interpretations of mythology in India.

Transitions can be a tricky time for children, often leading to emotional outbursts as they learn to manage their feelings. When parents rush them, it can heighten anxiety and spark tantrums. Studies show that how caregivers respond plays a crucial role in a child's emotional development. By validating emotions, offering choices, and giving timely warnings, parents can ease the transition process.

We’ve all pulled a stainless steel pan out of the cupboard and found it just a little sticky, with a dull, greasy film that no amount of regular washing seems to shift. It’s especially common with kadais and pans used for frying or tadka, since oil bakes onto the surface a little more each time. Before you reach for a harsh chemical cleaner, there’s a much simpler fix sitting in your fruit bowl. …