Tamil Nadu’s 10,000 forgotten mansions: Built with Italian marble, Belgian glass and Burmese teak by wealthy Chettiars, these grand homes were abandoned for decades, now some are finding a new life

Chettinad mansions (PC: Instagram) Tamil Nadu is one fascinating South Indian state that has been attracting travellers from across the globe with its stunning architecture and cultural beauty. But did you know there’s a rural side of the state, which looks like an ordinary village road, and can suddenly open into a world of towering…

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Melting Alpine Glaciers: In 1963, a German mountain climber lost his belongings after falling into a crevasse; today, melting Alpine glaciers reunite the 86-year-old man with his deteriorated documents, camera, and whistle

AI-generated image via Canva Mountains often hide mysterious stories and incidents that seem to be from another world, and sometimes some stories emerge that feel hard to believe, like they belong to another century.In the mountains of western Austria, a backpack that vanished into a glacier crevasse in 1963 has just found its way back…

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Old newspaper isn’t just for wrapping: 10 surprisingly useful things you can do with it

There’s a good chance a stack of yesterday’s newspapers is sitting somewhere in your home right now, waiting for its usual fate, wrapping fragile items, lining a shelf, or simply heading straight to the recycling pile. But that ordinary stack of newsprint is quietly one of the most versatile materials sitting around most Indian homes,…

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Hairfall, dandruff, fizz? Experts reveal monsoon haircare mistakes you’re probably making without realising it

(Image Credits: Pinterest) Monsoon may bring relief from the heat, but the season can be rough on your hair and scalp. High humidity, sweat and frequent exposure to rain can leave hair frizzy, greasy and prone to dandruff, infections and hair fall.And some everyday habits can make things worse.From leaving rainwater on your hair to…

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Indian-origin 7-year-old stuns with GCSE Maths result nearly 9 years early after finding primary school “too boring”; now preparing for A-levels |

A seven-year-old Indian-origin boy in the UK has achieved a feat that would normally be associated with teenagers. Jivyan Reddy Dhruva, who lives in South Ruislip in west London, has cleared the GCSE Higher Mathematics examination at an age when most children are still in primary school.Jivyan appeared for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Higher Mathematics…

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Sadhguru: Quote of the day by Sadhguru: “Creation is in the lap of the Creator, and the Creator is the core of creation”; What the yogi and mystic advises on understanding the significance of life, our place and purpose in the universe

Quote of the day by Sadhguru: “Creation is in the lap of the Creator, and the Creator is the core of creation” Sadhguru, the mystic and yogi, often gives novel perspectives on how we view our daily life in general, and even though his words sound simple, they are interesting lookouts into how we might…

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Psychology: Psychology says a wandering mind that replays old conversations is normal: What the Bhagavad Gita says about controlling the restless mind

Have you ever tried to sit quietly for just a few minutes without any phone, music, or anyone to talk to?With just you and your thoughts.It doesn’t take long before the mind wanders off on its own, replaying an old conversation, worrying about tomorrow, or drifting into a memory you didn’t even ask for.Well, it…

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