Will Alicent Hightower betray Aemond? How Rhaenyra’s deadly order challenges a mother and changes Helaena Targaryen’s fate in House of the Dragon Season 3

House of the Dragon, the HBO fantasy drama created by George R.R. Martin and Ryan Condal, returns for its third season as a direct prequel to Game of Thrones. Based on Martin’s Fire & Blood, it chronicles the Targaryen civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons. Season 3 premiered on June 21, 2026…

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Spiritual leader Gauranga Das shares powerful workplace lessons inspired by Mahabharata’s Draupadi

Spiritual leader and meditation master Gauranga Das recently shared some very insightful thoughts on LinkedIn. In his post, he discussed Draupadi, one of the central Mahabharata characters, and her ability to teach modern-day corporate leaders important lessons about self-respect, strength, and clarity. What we can learn from Draupadi Describing her strength, he wrote, “A woman…

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Why Indians reach for curd after spicy food while Koreans choose completely different side dishes

South Korean meals approach balance from a completely different perspective. Instead of relying on one cooling side, the table is filled with multiple small dishes collectively called banchan. These may include kimchi, seasoned bean sprouts, spinach, soy-braised potatoes, pickled radish, lotus root or stir-fried anchovies.Each dish contributes something unique. Some are spicy, others mildly sweet,…

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Gaur Gopal Das Quote: Quote of the day by Gaur Gopal Das: “Things may have gone wrong in the past, and things may have gone right too. But that’s not what matters most…” ; What does the life coach advise on looking back with gratitude and going forward with sincerity

Photo: Gaur Gopal Das/ @gaurgopald/ X Every person has a past, and there might have been numerous incidents that may have gone as planned while others may not, this is purely life.Gaur Gopal Das, life coach and engineer turned monk advises that we must focus on what lies next and put in our best endeavours.He…

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Behind Mirabai Chanu’s historic Commonwealth Games gold were the words her mother never stopped repeating: “I have reached this point today by listening to her words” |

Photo: Instragram/@mirabai_chanu When star weightlifter Mirabai Chanu won India its first gold medal at the Commonwealth games, she remembered the voice that always motivated her. While some remember criticism and some remember instructions, for the three-time Commonwealth Games champion, that voice belonged to her mother.Moments after her historic win in the women’s 48kg weightlifting event…

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Joni Mitchell’s former Malibu home is listed for $27 million; its beachfront pool may be impossible to recreate today |

Image Credit: Instagram/ @joycereyrealestate A beachfront home in California’s exclusive Malibu Colony once owned by legendary singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell has hit the market for $27 million. According to a press release from Coldwell Banker Realty, the oceanfront property stands out not only because of its celebrity connection but also because of a rare feature that…

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Why children suddenly start lying: Experts explain the real reasons and how parents should respond |

One of the most unsettling moments for any parent is catching their child telling a lie. Whether it is denying they ate the last biscuit despite the crumbs on their face or insisting homework was never assigned, many parents immediately wonder if something has gone wrong. But child psychologists say that, in most cases, lying…

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Airline pilots don’t eat the same meal and never at the same time, the reason behind this is more unsettling than you think |

Unlike most colleagues who prepare lunches to share with each other and often enjoy a big group lunch, airline pilots have more of a lonely work life. They never eat the same meal and never at the same time. And the reason behind this is more unsettling than the simple reason of responsibility.Every commercial aircraft…

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Psychology says people who are always late may not be rude at all. Their brains may simply experience time differently |

For years, people who arrive late have often been labelled as careless, disrespectful or simply bad at managing time. But psychologists suggest the reality may be far more complex. The habit of running behind schedule could be linked to the way some brains perceive time, plan tasks and respond to deadlines. From underestimating how long…

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