The Times of India

The history of architecture in India is a history of cultural pluralism, aestheticism and technical ingenuity. Since ancient temple constructors up to contemporary urban designers, there are numerous architects that contributed to the formation of the built environment of the country.

An 11-year-old Bharatnatyam dancer, Thaaragai Aarathana, performed underwater off Rameswaram to raise awareness about plastic pollution. Witnessing marine life struggling with waste, she used her dance to convey the ocean's silent suffering. Her powerful performance, filmed in the dark depths, has gone viral, inspiring action.

Qatar Airways has temporarily suspended scheduled flights due to the closure of Qatari airspace. The airline will resume normal operations once aviation authorities confirm the airspace is safe. An operational update is expected on March 7th, with affected passengers being contacted directly.

Princess Catherine attended a Holi celebration in Leicester. She chose a white outfit, symbolizing simplicity and equality. Her ensemble included a cream dress and a re-worn coat. The Princess also wore gold-plated earrings with blue stones, noted for their resemblance to traditional Indian jewellery. She received a rose garland, adding a touch of colour to her look.

A man from central China made a bizarre discovery while slaughtering a duck. Tiny particles of gold were lodged inside the bird’s stomach. The find, w.

He wrote about the longing, the "what-ifs," and those weirdly comfortable silences between two people who just get each other. Even though he wrote these decades ago, they still feel like conversations we’re having today.

Dubai's airports have partially reopened for essential travel, repatriation, and cargo, with limited flights operating. Passengers must have confirmed tickets and airline notification before heading to the airport. Emirates is resuming some services, prioritizing existing bookings. Widespread airspace closures due to regional tensions had previously caused significant disruptions and stranded tho…

Do you ever feel like your home is drowning in stuff? Shoes piled by the door, papers scattered on the kitchen table, that “junk drawer” you never ope.

Spiritual master Sadhguru argues that live-in relationships are essentially "emotional renting" due to the presence of an "exit door." He suggests that true intimacy and transformation require a commitment without an escape plan, contrasting this with marriage's container that supports navigating relationship challenges.

Chicago’s skyline is one of the most recognisable around the globe and is known for its innovative architecture, rich history, and presence of supertall skyscrapers that shape it. Some of the tallest skyscrapers found anywhere on American soil can be found in this great city.

Optical illusions reveal subconscious traits, with a figure-ground test showing if you first saw an elephant or trees. Spotting the elephant suggests a steady, protective nature, while seeing trees points to a quiet, contemplative soul. This brain-teaser highlights how our minds organize visual information, offering a glimpse into our inner selves.

Have you ever met someone who notices the smallest mistakes that most people miss? It could be a crooked picture on the wall, a spelling mistake in a .

Holi's vibrant colours often leave stubborn stains on clothes. Act fast by rinsing with cold water immediately after celebrations. Pre-treat with a vinegar and detergent mix, or soak in a baking soda solution for tougher marks. Natural remedies like lemon juice can also help fade pigments.

Does the king of fruits rule the season? When summer arrives, mangoes take over: sweet, pulpy, sticky. Milkshakes, aamras, desserts, and a list of recipes are endless. But there’s another fruit quietly stealing the show. Tadgola, also called ice apple or nungu, might just be India’s unsung hero of heat. The texture of the fruit is translucent, wobbly, and juicy, which is hidden in the hard, brinj…

We’ve all been there: It’s 3:00 PM, you’ve got 14 tabs open, your phone is buzzing with "quick questions," and you’ve forgotten what it feels like to have a neck that isn't made of concrete. We tell ourselves we’re just "stressed because of work," but as Dr. Pal Manickam, a well-known California-based board-certified gastroenterologist, public speaker, and social media influencer pointed out in a…