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5 things you should never put in a washing machine

5 things you should never put in a washing machine

This is one laundry mistake you should never take lightly. Clothes soaked or heavily stained with petrol, kerosene or other flammable liquids should not go into a washing machine. Their vapours can create a fire or explosion hazard, particularly around heat sources. Keep such items away from the appliance and follow local hazardous-material disposal guidance…

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Indian tourists turn Vietnam airport into ‘Bhandara’ spot; Internet says, ‘Hamara nikalna band karwa denge ye log… poore duniya mein desh ko badnaam karo’ |

A group of Indian tourists has managed to land right in the middle of a massive online brawl after a video of them having what looked like a full-on traditional bhandara inside a Vietnam airport went viral. And while a few people tried to defend it as harmless fun, plenty of others were deeply embarrassed.The…

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Pollution drives sales of air purifiers

Pollution drives sales of air purifiers

NEW DELHI: Sales of air purifiers are witnessing a sharp jump as pollution levels worsen across the country, even as the onset of winter spurs demand for other seasonal appliances including room heaters, geysers and electric kettles. Air-purifier sales on Amazon doubled over the past week alone, while those across e-commerce platforms grew 1.4 times…

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Adivi Sesh says ‘the real luxury is having everyone you love under one roof’; reveals why he prefers lighting diyas over bursting crackers on Diwali | Telugu Movie News

Adivi Sesh says ‘the real luxury is having everyone you love under one roof’; reveals why he prefers lighting diyas over bursting crackers on Diwali | Telugu Movie News

Picture Credit: Instagram Actor Adivi Sesh has shared how his perspective on Diwali has changed with age, saying the festival is now more about spending quality time with loved ones than indulging in grand celebrations. The ‘Dacoit’ actor also spoke about becoming more environmentally conscious, revealing that he prefers lighting diyas over bursting crackers because…

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5 simple chutneys to pair with your winter parathas

Each chutney brings something different to the table: freshness, heat, tang, creaminess or sweetness. Mixing and matching turns an everyday paratha into a meal that feels special, without adding much effort to your morning.Next time the weather turns chilly, skip the usual and try one new chutney. You might just find a new favourite. Source…

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A Texas refinery worker was exposed to asbestos over decades and later died of mesothelioma; his family's $325,000 punitive award was cut to $200,000, but the court also revived additional claims against the company

A Texas refinery worker was exposed to asbestos over decades and later died of mesothelioma; his family’s $325,000 punitive award was cut to $200,000, but the court also revived additional claims against the company

Scudder’s family alleged that years of exposure to asbestos at the refinery caused his illness and death (AI image) The Texas Court of Appeals has upheld a finding that a refinery company was grossly negligent in the asbestos-related death of a former worker, but reduced his family’s damages award from $325,000 to $200,000. In its…

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Utah millionaire father of seven built a 300-acre doomsday compound stocked with food, weapons and supplies to shelter 200 people if civilisation collapses; property now doubles as a TV filming location

Utah millionaire father of seven built a 300-acre doomsday compound stocked with food, weapons and supplies to shelter 200 people if civilisation collapses; property now doubles as a TV filming location

If you’ve been watching Homestead on your phones and TVs, beware that there is more of where it’s coming from. Jayson Orvis, the author of the post-apocalyptic thriller, has a 300-acre doomsday compound matching the theme, according to a report from PEOPLE. Orvis has spent more than a decade on transforming the property located in…

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He left India in 1972 with just $8 and worked as a salesman to survive; 54 years later, the Hyderabad-born investor known as 'Canada's Warren Buffett' is making a ₹52,878 crore bank deal

He left India in 1972 with just $8 and worked as a salesman to survive; 54 years later, the Hyderabad-born investor known as ‘Canada’s Warren Buffett’ is making a ₹52,878 crore bank deal

Prem Watsa, Canada’s Warren Buffett In 1972, when Prem Watsa left India, all he had was $8 in his pocket. He was leaving for Canada and has no wealthy backing and no guarantee of success in a new country. To make ends meet, he took up sales jobs, selling furnaces during Canada’s freezing winters and…

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Rupee rises 57 paise to close at 6-month high of 93.91

Rupee rises 57 paise to close at 6-month high of 93.91

MUMBAI: The rupee strengthened 57 paise to close at 93.91 a six-month high against the US dollar, extending its recovery on sustained foreign fund inflows, falling crude oil prices and easing concerns over the global concentration of investments in artificial intelligence. The currency has emerged as the second-best performer against the dollar this month after…

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