A mother taught her 3-year-old to dial the police helpline in a fun game; it turned out to save her life when she actually collapsed

Photo: South Yorkshire Police/ BBC Most of us think of toddlers as the ones who need looking after and to be taken care of, and not the ones who come to the rescue. But sometimes even small children do something so surprising and quick-witted that it seems extraordinary.One such incident happened when a three-year-old remembered…

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“Loud speech, profusion of words, and possessing skillfulness in expounding scriptures are merely for the enjoyment of the learned. They do not lead to liberation.”; How the 8th-century philosopher differentiates between performative knowledge and being actually wise

Quote of the day by Adi Shankaracharya (Photo via X) We live in a world that rewards eloquence. A person who can speak fluently, argue persuasively, or explain things impressively is often seen as the smartest one in the room.Degrees, debates, and smart conversations are treated as proof of wisdom. But somewhere between all this,…

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Meet Tara and Sushila, the Dehradun couple in their 50s who went from chronic pain and knee replacements to running 20 kms everyday

Photo: @twofit.to.quit/ Instagram Most of us think fitness has a deadline and tend to associate gyms and aerobics clubs with a habit that only develops in our twenties and often end up believing that if we didn’t build it then, the window has quietly closed.But rarely do we think that it is never too late…

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The Tbilisi street musician who surprises Indian travellers by singing the iconic ‘Mera Joota Hai Japani’ song

Georgian Raj Kapoor (Instagram) There’s a white man in Tbilisi, Georgia who sings iconic Hindi songs from Bollywood. But what surprised this Indian traveller was the soulful rendition of Raj Kapoor’s globally-famous song, “Mera Joota Hai Japani”. The video is attracting attention on social media for all the right reasons and it clearly means that…

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