The Times of India

A viral video from Nepal shows a one-horned rhinoceros calmly urinating on a public street, with a local woman fearlessly collecting its urine. This unusual scene, occurring near Chitwan National Park, highlights the remarkable coexistence between humans and wildlife in the region, challenging perceptions of fear and separation.

Discover your innate talent through a simple tree personality test. This visual quiz taps into your subconscious, revealing whether you are an empathetic creator, a nurturing builder, or a resilient connector. By choosing the tree that first catches your eye, you can uncover your natural strengths and zone of genius.

Sir Edmund Hillary's famous quote, "It’s not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves," highlights the internal battles faced by adventurers and travelers. The article emphasizes that true achievement lies in overcoming personal fears and self-doubt, rather than just external obstacles. This internal journey fosters growth, courage, and self-reliance.

In real estate, the term “posh locality” goes beyond just high property prices, it reflects a combination of lifestyle, infrastructure and long-term value. Such areas are designed to offer comfort, exclusivity and convenience, attracting affluent buyers and investors.

Navigating relationships requires careful communication. Experts advise against uttering phrases like 'I regret dating you' or attacking a partner's financial background. Insulting their family or friends, and mocking their insecurities are also detrimental. Protecting each other's feelings, even during arguments, is crucial for a lasting bond.

Salman Rushdie, in 'The Golden House,' reveals love's deeper truth: we're drawn to strengths initially, but lasting love embraces weaknesses. This perspective challenges fairytale notions, emphasizing acceptance of the whole person, flaws and all, for genuine intimacy. It's a call for authenticity over perfection in relationships.

Here’s a look at five weddings that moved beyond the bling and delivered a masterclass in real, unforgettable style.

India’s real estate growth is no longer limited to the big metros. Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are increasingly becoming attractive because they combine lower living costs with rising economic activity, expanding infrastructure, and stronger public investment in urban development.

A divorce attorney suggests a "walk-and-talk" ritual can mend marriages. Couples take weekly walks, dedicating 20-30 minutes to honest conversation. Each partner shares three positive actions from their spouse and one or two areas for improvement. This practice fosters clarity and addresses relationship issues constructively, preventing quiet erosion of love.

Nagpur has gained importance among home seekers and investors due to improved connectivity, infrastructure development, and real estate that comprises not just high-end properties but also areas showing great potential for development.

Sabrina Carpenter, slated to headline Coachella in 2026, radiates self-esteem and genuine authenticity. Through her music, she imparts essential life insights: love flourishes with mutual respect, red flags deserve attention, and confidence is the magnet for attraction. With empowering tracks such as 'Good Graces' and 'Espresso', Carpenter inspires her audience to prioritize self-worth and indivi…

Indian traditional houses were constructed with a deep understanding of climate, materials, and lifestyle. Before air conditioners became widespread, buildings themselves functioned as passive cooling systems.

Hailing from a humble Bihar village, Dr. Raman Kishore defied odds to become a doctor. Driven by the loss of his mother due to delayed diagnosis, he now dedicates his weekends to free medical camps in remote areas, treating over 50,000 patients. He funds his service personally, embodying selfless dedication and earning the moniker 'Gaon Ka Doctor'.

They’ve had their share of scrutiny, memes, praise, and criticism. But through all of it, something about their bond has stayed steady. It feels real, not performative. And that’s probably why so many people connect with them. If you look closely, there are actually a few simple relationship lessons you can take from the way they’ve built their life together.

Mithali Raj is one of India’s most iconic cricketers and former captain of the national women’s team, known for her discipline, consistency and record-breaking career. Her home in Hyderabad reflects these same qualities, offering a calm, elegant and deeply personal space.