Lucky bamboo owes its fame almost entirely to Feng Shui, where it’s treated as a small, steady source of prosperity and good energy. That’s the reason it shows up so often, but the real reason people keep it around is simpler, it’s genuinely low-effort. It’s happy growing in water or in soil, tolerates typical indoor…
MS Dhoni has built a career on keeping things simple. Whether it was finishing a tense run chase with a calm smile or quietly walking away from the spotlight after retirement, the former India captain has never been one for excess. Interestingly, that simplicity extends to his food too, though there’s one rich, indulgent dish…
Eggs remain one of the fastest, most reliable ways to start the day with real protein already checked off. A single large egg carries about 6.3 grams of protein, so two eggs, scrambled plain or dressed up Indian-style with onion, tomato, and green chilli, work out to roughly 12.6 grams before the toast even enters…
Ever noticed walking into a beautifully designed home and switching off the overhead lights?After this, did something strange happen?The room does not feel the same anymore, almost dull and different from how it looked with the ambient lights. The marble looks flatter. The wood loses its warmth. The art on the wall stops being visible…
Camouflage in the animal kingdom is often about blending into a colour or a general shape, but a small, remarkable group of snakes has taken the game several steps further, evolving to mimic the exact texture, shape, and even movement of dead leaves and twigs. It’s a survival strategy that works both ways, staying invisible…
When you have money, you develop hobbies and preferences that are different from the layman. While a millionaire could have a thing for collecting watches, a billionaire could be into buying up yachts. When it comes to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, he has a propensity for large compounds. The billionaire tech giant with a net…
Make your own natural garden pest spray: 5 DIY recipes and the plants you should never spray them on There’s an understandable appeal to reaching for something from the kitchen cabinet instead of a chemical pesticide when aphids show up on your roses or whiteflies start clustering under a tomato leaf. But “natural” and “harmless”…
Breakfast may be the first meal of the day, but around the world, it tells remarkably different stories. In some countries, mornings begin with steaming bowls of soup, while others favour flaky pastries, rice, cured fish, or hearty bean dishes. Climate, culture, agriculture and centuries of tradition have shaped breakfast tables in fascinating ways, proving…
Our sense of self often relies on external factors and societal roles. Adi Shankaracharya taught that true happiness comes from understanding our inner being. He advised practicing discrimination between the permanent Self and the temporary ego. The ego is built from our body, mind, and possessions, leading to distress. Recognizing the One-Self as Pure Being…
Indian Google employee reveals what working at the tech giant is really like For years, conversations around Google have mostly focused on one thing: getting in. From interview preparation videos to stories of dream job offers, the spotlight is usually on cracking the hiring process. But once someone actually joins the company, what does everyday…
