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On July 24, a passenger packed a power bank in an overhead bin; minutes later it caught fire on a China Eastern flight, prompti12:48 A power bank fire on a China Eastern flight ignited global safety concerns. Aviation authorities worldwide are tightening regulations on portable chargers onboard aircraft. Indian travelers must understand these new rules for their journeys. Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries can cause dangerous thermal runaway incidents. Carrying power banks in cabin baggage and switching them off when n… 5 best ways to make money as a student in India without affecting your studies12:48 Here's a look at five of the most effective ways students in India can start making money without putting their education on hold. Snail Import Turns Into Pest: Taiwan’s golden apple snail plan backfires; rice fields pay12:48 In the 1980s, Taiwanese farmers introduced golden snails with hopes for a thriving escargot market. However, when local taste buds didn’t align, the project floundered. The neglected snails then infiltrated regional waterways and rice fields, wreaking havoc on agricultural output. Today, the golden apple snail stands as a notorious invasive species recognized worldwide for its detrimental impact … 5 Succulent plants perfect for small indoor gardens12:48 Succulents have earned their reputation as the go-to choice for anyone short on space, natural light, or a consistent watering routine, and it's a reputation that's mostly deserved. But not every succulent is actually suited to indoor conditions, since many varieties popular in outdoor gardens genuinely need far more direct sun than a typical apartment window provides. The five on this list have … The science behind tadka and why this simple technique does more than add flavour12:48 For centuries, Indian kitchens have relied on tempering spices in hot oil or ghee before adding them to dals, curries and vegetables. Modern research suggests there is more chemistry behind this tradition than meets the eye. Scroll down to read more… Three bites in, and your brain has already gotten what it wanted: What is the 'three bites and done' rule that celebrities swea11:44 A popular social media trend called the three-bite rule helps manage dessert cravings. This method offers a quick reward without leading to overindulgence. Celebrities and influencers like Rakul Preet Kaur endorse this mindful eating approach. Research suggests limited indulgence can lead to satisfaction and self-regulation. This technique benefits those seeking flexibility and avoiding guilt aro… World friendship day: 5 traits that make someone a better and reliable friend11:12 Friendship thrives on consistent reliability and genuine enthusiasm for good news. Willingness to share vulnerability deepens connections beyond surface-level interactions. Investing actual hours together builds closeness more than just good intentions. Honesty paired with care fosters trust, which is essential for lasting bonds. These habits are learnable and crucial for long-term well-being. Why do pressure cookers whistle? Here’s what actually happens inside11:12 “Two whistles for rice, three for chana,” is advice passed down through generations. But the whistle isn’t counting time at all. It is the pressure cooker talking to you, telling you that science is hard at work inside. Here’s what is really happening every time that whistle blows. Where to store aluminium foil so that it lasts longer and doesn't get damaged10:41 Aluminium foil feels like one of those kitchen staples that's practically indestructible, which is probably why most people give almost no thought to where the box actually lives. But foil is thinner and more easily damaged than it looks, and the wrong storage spot, too close to the stove, standing upright in a cramped drawer, shoved under heavier items, can leave you fighting a torn, wrinkled, o… From Golden Lancehead to Golden tree snake: 5 stunning yellow snakes found in the wild10:40 Snakes are scary slitherers, and spotting these venomous creatures almost sends chills down a person’s spine.While these reptiles are mostly spotted in shades of browns, blacks, greys and greens, they are rarely called "beautiful,".But did you know that snakes also come in brighter rainbow colours?While this may seem like a context out of an animated fantasy movie, it is actually true. But the ye… Bollywood made it look magical, but reality is “messy and smelly”: Indian female traveller reveals what Spain's La Tomatina fes10:09 La Tomatina festival offers a chaotic and exhausting experience for many travelers. Rotten tomatoes and strong smells can overwhelm participants during the event. Crowds are dense, making movement difficult and the experience intimidating for some. Social media often omits the discomfort and reality of this messy festival. Travelers should understand the full picture before attending this unique … 6 Unique Friendship Day gift ideas that go beyond chocolates8:33 Friendship Day gifts should be specific and personal, moving beyond generic options. Consider a caricature or illustrated portrait capturing shared memories and inside jokes. A "tiny and specific" memory hamper filled with personal favorites shows genuine thoughtfulness. Shared experiences like concerts or workshops create lasting memories for friends. Handwritten letters or digital keepsakes off… Still can't get enough of Attack on Titan? These 7 dark fantasy anime deserve your next binge8:33 Attack on Titan redefined dark fantasy with its brutal world-building, morally gray characters, and shocking twists. Once you've finished Eren Yeager's journey, finding another series that captures the same intensity can be difficult. 5 Plants with purple flowers to bring royal colour to your garden8:01 Purple has a way of standing out in a garden that few other colours manage quite as effortlessly, carrying a richness that reads as elegant rather than loud, whether it's a single potted plant on a balcony or a full climbing vine draped across a garden wall. It's also a colour that pairs beautifully with almost everything else growing around it, softening bright reds and yellows while adding real… Atacama Mirrors Mars Conditions: DNA-free soil mimics Martian tests; NASA rehearses life hunt8:01 Chile’s Atacama Desert presents an eerie similarity to Martian landscapes, making it a key site for NASA's research. This hyperarid environment is known for its almost nonexistent rainfall, with certain places virtually dry for years. NASA uses this desert to simulate conditions for Mars missions and to test technology. Its soil composition astonishingly resembles that of Mars, often perplexing l… |