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Osar WIlde's quote on why success tests us more than suffering and why it is more difficult2:38 Oscar Wilde keenly observed the challenge of celebrating a friend's achievements while grappling with our own difficulties. His sentiment resonates today, highlighting the importance of sincere celebration over envious comparison. In a world where competition prevails, the true measure of friendship lies in our capacity to lift one another up, showcasing both our character and the depth of our bo… At 85, Kerala's Indira Amma teaches children Malayalam, Hindi, English and maths by tracing in sand1:04 Meet Indira Amma, a remarkable 85-year-old teacher hailing from Kerala, who creatively employs sand and a stick to engage her young students. She introduces them to the fundamentals of Malayalam, Hindi, English, and mathematics using this unique approach. Children delight in tracing letters in the sand after watching her demonstrations, promoting a fun and waste-free learning environment. Faridabad man invests Rs 3 crore in gym, earns Rs 20 lakh monthly but saves just Rs 2-3 lakh0:00 Nitesh Yadav, who oversees a fitness center in India, opens up about the financial landscape of gym ownership. While his gym generates sales of Rs 20 lakh each month, substantial expenses like staff wages, rent, and loan payments, which range between Rs 6 lakh and Rs 7 lakh, significantly cut into profits. He stresses that maintaining members is more important than constantly finding new ones for… Chennai teen writes 160 nature poems, earns India Book of Records recognition before turning 160:00 K. B. Kiruthikarani, a talented teen from Chennai, has captivated readers with her two poetry collections that explore the beauty of nature. Her first book, 'Dewdrops: A Gallery of Nature Poetry', debuted in 2023, followed by 'Earthen Writes: The Diary of an Earthling' in 2024. At just 15, she was honored by the India Book of Records, showcasing her profound love for the natural world through her… Techie earning Rs 1 lakh monthly in village considers moving to city for better lifestyle22:57 In a serene village, a software engineer working remotely is finding his once-peaceful existence turning dull despite financial stability. Limited options for leisure turn weekends into a chore, prompting thoughts of relocating to Kota for greater social engagement and enjoyable activities. Although this shift might strain his budget, it promises a more enriching daily experience, prompting a cru… Bengaluru couple spends Rs 75,000 monthly on travel, highlighting the IT salary gap17:07 Living in Bengaluru, a local couple's monthly financial outlay reaches about Rs 1.73 lakh, revealing stark economic differences in the city. Their budget includes Rs 60,000 for rent and Rs 75,000 for travel, showcasing a prioritization of experiences and wellness through high-protein groceries. This financial scenario starkly contrasts with entry-level IT employees' earnings, which often fall con… Alia Bhatt wore the most breathtaking linen saree with a luxe statement silver blouse to cheer for husband Ranbir Kapoor at Ram16:35 Alia Bhatt knows how to make a statement without going overboard. And her latest appearance at the special screening of Ranbir Kapoor's upcoming film, Ramayana, is a good example. Haryana students used an old Japanese technique to turn discarded fabric into art; videos viral16:03 At Budha College, over 100 enthusiastic first-year fashion design students engaged in a unique creative endeavor using the Japanese kimusaiga technique. They transformed discarded fabrics into stunning artworks, diving deep into color theory as they carefully arranged materials into their designs. This inspiring project captured tremendous attention online, amassing nearly 4 million views, showca… Common habits that make your bathroom smell bad even after cleaning16:03 The reason may have less to do with how often you clean and more to do with a few everyday habits that allow odours to linger. Here are five things that could be responsible. 10 short and sweet baby names with beautiful associations15:31 Choosing a name for a baby can be a special experience, especially when parents want something simple, meaningful and easy to pronounce. Short names often have a timeless appeal, combining a gentle sound with beautiful associations. From names inspired by nature and celestial beauty to those connected with courage, kindness and life, there are plenty of lovely options to explore. Whether parents … ‘Mogging’ is Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year. But what does it mean?13:23 Mogging, a term signifying the act of outshining others, has found its footing among today's youth, evolving from its bodybuilding roots into everyday conversations. Celebrated as the Word of the Year 2026 by Collins Dictionary, this term indicates a shift in language reflecting modern values. In a notable year filled with discussions around employment and climate issues, mogging stood out, embod… Trying for a baby through IVF? How couples can cope with anxiety, fear of failure and emotional stress12:51 The emotional difficulties for individuals and couples who are having in vitro fertilisation (IVF) can be just as demanding as the medical treatment itself. At every stage from ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval to embryo transfer and the pregnancy test there is a sense of uncertainty. Because of the emotional and financial commitment involved, it can be hard to cope with a failed cycle. IAS officer revives MP river with Rs 4.8 crore project, creates 600-metre riverfront with 26 panchayats12:20 Residents of Nakatuwa have transformed the Singri River from a polluted channel into a community space. A restoration effort led to the construction of a riverfront, including facilities for gatherings and relaxation. Efforts included clearing encroachments and installing filtration units to manage waste. The community has started to engage in cleanliness drives and awareness campaigns regarding … Amrita Rao says she kept her son away from TV and gadgets for his first five years, with husband12:19 Bollywood actor Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol chose to keep their son Veer away from screens during his early years. The couple maintained this screen-free environment by engaging him through conversation and audio stories. They also emphasized shared parenting responsibilities while striving to get family members involved in the decision. Their approach included offering satvik food and avoiding packa… |