Work-Life Balance: Delhi lawyer living in London says why she will never return to Indian corporate culture: ‘I don’t get any emails after work; I actually have time to pursue my hobbies’

An Indian woman living in London reveals why she would never return for a corporate job in her home country. Jasleen Kaur, a Delhiite and dual-qualified solicitor (India and England & Wales), says she is done with Indian corporate culture. After working as a legal professional in London for two years, where it is normal…

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Avantika Sundar Wedding: Khushbu Sundar shares first wedding pictures of daughter Avantika Sundar and Shravan Sreenivasan: 'Marriages are made in heaven' |

Avantika Sundar Wedding: Khushbu Sundar shares first wedding pictures of daughter Avantika Sundar and Shravan Sreenivasan: ‘Marriages are made in heaven’ |

Khushbu Sundar shares first wedding pictures of daughter Avantika Sundar and Shravan Sreenivasan (Image credits: Instagram) Actor-politician Khushbu Sundar’s family has a new reason to celebrate. Her elder daughter, Avantika Sundar, married Shravan Sreenivasan in an intimate wedding ceremony held in Goa on Thursday evening. The private affair was attended by family members and a…

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7 kinds of bread that barely look like bread

Bread usually brings to mind a familiar image: a golden loaf, neat slices, a crusty baguette or perhaps a soft bun. But across different food cultures, bread can take forms that look almost nothing like what we typically recognise as bread. Some are cooked on hot stones, some are stretched into paper-thin sheets, while others…

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'Indian people always very interested in what we do': Alireza Firouzja, youngest to beat Magnus Carlsen's 2800 record | Exclusive | Chess News

‘Indian people always very interested in what we do’: Alireza Firouzja, youngest to beat Magnus Carlsen’s 2800 record | Exclusive | Chess News

BENGALURU: A 22-year-old grandmaster, one of the strongest players on the planet, lying flat on a hotel bed with his leg propped up on a pillow, calculating variations against a World Championship challenger sitting upright across the board. That was Alireza Firouzja’s reality for a stretch of tournaments earlier this year, a fallout from an…

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'FIFA doesn't hide it anymore': Fans erupt as all-Argentine refereeing team appointed for France vs Morocco quarter-final clash | Football News

‘FIFA doesn’t hide it anymore’: Fans erupt as all-Argentine refereeing team appointed for France vs Morocco quarter-final clash | Football News

FIFA’s decision to appoint a full Argentine officiating team for France’s FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Morocco has sparked debate among fans/ Image: AP, X FIFA has confirmed the match officials for France’s FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Morocco, with the appointment immediately attracting attention after the governing body selected an entire on-field…

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In 2014, an Australian family began restoring their 120-acre farm; 12 years later, Bower Estate is a thriving native habitat that hosts weddings

In 2014, an Australian family began restoring their 120-acre farm; 12 years later, Bower Estate is a thriving native habitat that hosts weddings

Pic credit: Facebook/ Bower Estate Remember the scene from the Twilight saga, where Edward and Bella exchange vows in a clearing surrounded by wisteria and candlelight, the whole thing bathed in soft woodland light? Though fantasy, the scene stayed with enough people that forest weddings have become shorthand for intimate, magical, just-us-against-the-world celebrations. What if…

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IPL 2026: ‘Should be behind bars’- Ex-India cricketer erupts over Yuzvendra Chahal’s viral vape video | Cricket News

IPL 2026: ‘Should be behind bars’- Ex-India cricketer erupts over Yuzvendra Chahal’s viral vape video | Cricket News

Punjab Kings’ Yuzvendra Chahal (ANI Photo) Punjab Kings spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has landed in controversy after a video circulating on social media allegedly showed him vaping during a team flight. The clip, which has spread widely online, appears to show Chahal attempting to conceal the act while seated alongside teammate Shashank Singh. The footage was…

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Sudan planted Acacia senegal across drylands; years later, older plantations had more carbon but grasslands still held more soil moisture |

Sudan planted Acacia senegal across drylands; years later, older plantations had more carbon but grasslands still held more soil moisture |

Acacia Senegal. Image Credit: Wikipedia Planting trees in Sudan’s drylands changed the soil in ways that became clearer as the plantations grew older. Acacia Senegal gradually built up more organic carbon and improved the soil’s ability to hold water for plants. A 2018 study titled ‘Changes in soil hydraulic properties, soil moisture and water balance…

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UAE approves new law: Damaging heritage sites could cost up to Rs 26 crore fine, jail

UAE approves new law: Damaging heritage sites could cost up to Rs 26 crore fine, jail | World News

The UAE’s Federal National Council (FNC) has passed a draft federal law aimed at strengthening the protection of the nation’s cultural heritage, imposing strict penalties that include fines of up to Dh10 million and prison sentences for offences such as damage, theft, and smuggling of heritage assets.The measure was approved during the council’s 13th session…

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Palestinians vote in first elections since Gaza war

Palestinians vote in first elections since Gaza war

Palestinians in the West Bank and central Gaza voted on Saturday in municipal elections, the first since the Gaza war erupted, marked by low turnout and a narrow slate of contenders.Nearly 1.5 million people were registered to vote in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, as well as 70,000 people in Gaza’s Deir el-Balah area, according to…

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