“An 8-hour journey with breakfast, snacks and lunch”: Nauheed Cyrusi shares her Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat experience and everything served on board

“An 8-hour journey with breakfast, snacks and lunch”: Nauheed Cyrusi shares her Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat experience and everything served on board

Nauheed Cyrusi in Vande Bharat (Instagram/@nauheedc) Let’s agree that the journey to Goa from Mumbai is almost as exciting as the holiday itself. Now, the Mumbai–Goa Vande Bharat Express is making that journey part of the experience, combining the changing Konkan landscape with modern interiors, onboard catering and a considerably faster ride between Mumbai and…

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Yo Yo Honey Singh finally appears before Maharashtra Cyber after skipping earlier summons, questioned for TWO HOURS over alleged objectionable concert remarks | Hindi Movie News

Yo Yo Honey Singh finally appears before Maharashtra Cyber after skipping earlier summons, questioned for TWO HOURS over alleged objectionable concert remarks | Hindi Movie News

Yo Yo Honey Singh finally appears before Maharashtra Cyber after skipping earlier summons, questioned for TWO HOURS over alleged objectionable concert remarks Rapper and music producer Yo Yo Honey Singh, whose real name is Hirdesh Singh, appeared before the Maharashtra Cyber Cell on Friday, October 16. He was questioned over alleged objectionable remarks he made during…

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“The heaviest penalty for declining to rule is…” — the ancient lesson about choosing who leads

“The heaviest penalty for declining to rule is…” — the ancient lesson about choosing who leads

Leadership can look appealing from a distance, but taking responsibility for other people’s decisions, work or wellbeing is rarely as simple as holding a title. There are times when people step forward because they want authority, and others when they do so because nobody else is willing to take responsibility. Plato’s famous observation examines the…

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Amazon tribe Amondawa does not use weeks, months or years to describe time. Their language links it to events and life stages

Amazon tribe Amondawa does not use weeks, months or years to describe time. Their language links it to events and life stages

Deep in the Brazilian Amazon, the Amondawa have offered linguists an unusual glimpse of what life looks like when time is not treated as something that can be counted. In their language, researchers found no numerical calendar system built around familiar units such as weeks, months and years. Instead, daily life is organised around events,…

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