5 simple ways to create a peaceful energy at home

There are days when you come home tired and still cannot seem to relax. The lights are on, the fan is running, everything looks perfectly normal, yet something about the house feels unsettled. Sometimes, it is not the house that needs changing. It is the way we have allowed our stress, clutter and unfinished thoughts…

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5 things to think about before breaking up

There’s a very specific, heavy kind of 2 AM quiet that settles over the room when you realize your relationship might actually be over. It’s exhausting. We’ve all been there, staring at the ceiling, trying to untangle a messy web of affection and frustration. But before you send that long text or initiate the final,…

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Stock Market Today Live Updates: BSE Sensex jumps 300 points, NSE Nifty50 rises above 22,700 mark

Stock Market Today Live Updates: BSE Sensex jumps 300 points, NSE Nifty50 rises above 22,700 mark

Dalal Street is set for a crucial session after the benchmark indices extended their losses in the previous sessions. The market outlook remains shaped by elevated crude oil prices, persistent foreign fund selling, currency movements and global rate expectations. Domestic equities have faced correction-led headwinds, with continued FII outflows and elevated US Treasury yields adding…

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F1 visa refusal: Former visa officer says Indians taught to memorize everything, rehearsed answers sound like lies

F1 visa refusal: Former visa officer says Indians taught to memorize everything, rehearsed answers sound like lies

A former visa officer said Indian students consider a visa interview like a test, and they memorize answers that sound like lies. Reacting to Indian students getting rejected at their F1 visa interview despite not lying, former visa officer Yvette Bansal said Indians are taught to memorize everything, and they take this visa interview as…

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Meet Akshath Anand, the Surrey Grade 9 student who built a wearable device that detects IV leaks before swelling begins; his first national science fair ended with gold

Meet Akshath Anand, the Surrey Grade 9 student who built a wearable device that detects IV leaks before swelling begins; his first national science fair ended with gold

Grade 9 student, Akshat Anand, wins gold for wearable that detects IV leaks early (Photo credit: Surrey Schools) At just 13 or 14 years old, most Grade 9 students are still getting comfortable with science fair pressure. Akshath Anand of Surrey Academy of Innovative Learning did something far bigger: he walked into the Canada-Wide Science…

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10 foods that reveal how India’s communities adapted to local climates

10 foods that reveal how India’s communities adapted to local climates

Even at higher elevations, communities have adapted grains to local conditions. In Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, finger millet is part of traditional food and cultural practices, including preparations such as zan, or ragi balls. Finger millet remains significant in Tawang’s social, cultural, and religious life, while current agricultural programmes are working with farmers to improve locally…

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