In 2013, two Bengaluru engineers began developing a car seat that swivels towards the door; their mobility products have since helped over 1,000 people with disabilities and older passengers travel

For Rashmi Sampath, a family road trip once began with a difficult task: lifting her 16-year-old daughter, Deeksha, into the car. Living with spinal muscular atrophy, Deeksha needs support with mobility, and moving her into a vehicle could be physically exhausting for her family. That changed when they started using a rotating car seat. The…

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After seeing patients lose their sight while waiting for treatment, Surat doctor Bhavin Patel takes eye care to Gujarat’s villages, with over 30,000 free surgeries and nearly 40 monthly screening camps

For some patients, the biggest barrier to saving their eyesight is not the treatment itself. It is reaching a doctor before the condition becomes too serious. In parts of Gujarat, people living in remote villages may delay eye check-ups because of travel costs, limited awareness or difficulty accessing specialists. By the time they reach a…

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Celebrity children who discovered their parents were famous only after classmates recognised them or mentioned a television show; why some celebs keep their actual identity guarded from children and the parenting takeaway

For most children, a parent is simply someone who packs their lunch, helps with homework and shows up when needed. But for children of celebrities, there can be a surprising gap between the person they know at home and the public figure admired by millions. Sometimes, that gap closes not through a family conversation, but…

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Psychology says people who stay quiet in office meetings often aren’t short of ideas, they may be overestimating how harshly others will judge them

A meeting ends, and someone leaves with an idea they never shared. Perhaps they had a different solution to a problem, noticed a mistake in a presentation or wanted to question a decision. Yet, when the moment came to speak, they hesitated. What if the suggestion sounded foolish? What if colleagues disagreed? What if their…

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Man finds a brand-new car scratched overnight outside his home; viral post sparks debate over jealousy and damage to personal property

Buying a new car is a milestone for many people, often representing years of hard work, careful saving and a long-awaited dream. But imagine waking up the morning after bringing home a new vehicle and finding its body covered in scratches. This is the situation described in a viral post on X that has prompted…

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Positive Thinking vs Toxic Positivity: Where to Draw the Line: Why forcing cheerfulness can backfire, and what healthy optimism looks like

People often set aside sadness, anxiety or disappointment as they feel compelled to suppress these emotions to be socially acceptable. Whereas cheerfulness and positivity are expected, sadness or worry can feel awkward and out of place. This leads to people hiding their feelings and bottling up their emotions without dealing with them. A 2020 meta-analysis,…

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Kukur Tihar: Kukur Tihar in Nepal on November 8, 2026: The beautiful history of a unique festival where dogs are honoured with flower garlands, tika and special treats, celebrating their loyalty

In most places, a dog’s loyalty is rewarded with a pat on the head. In Nepal, it earns a day of worship. According to reports by ANI and information from the Nepal Tourism Board, Kukur Tihar, the festival of dogs, falls on the second day of Tihar, the country’s five-day festival of lights. Pets, strays…

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Psychology says children who carry the same toy from room to room may be seeking more than entertainment

A toddler carrying a soft toy from the bedroom to the living room, insisting on taking it along during family outings or becoming upset when it is nowhere to be found may appear to be attached to a favourite plaything. But for some children, the object serves a purpose beyond entertainment: it offers familiarity, comfort…

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From simmering citrus peels and using baking soda to adding fragrant herbs and fresh flowers, these simple tips help eliminate unpleasant odours without room fresheners.

A home that smells fresh makes a difference the moment you walk through the door, but plenty of store-bought room fresheners only cover up odours with strong fragrance, and some people find them irritating. The good news is that you can keep a house smelling clean with ordinary ingredients you probably already have, such as…

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Unable to drive a regular car, Prayagraj coffee seller builds his own for Rs 90,000 using scooter parts; it features solar power, GPS and a rear-view camera

Photo Courtesy: Instagram/@The Prayagraj Stories For Vimal Kishore, buying a car was supposed to make travelling easier. But when the Prayagraj resident bought a Maruti Alto in 2011, he found that owning a conventional car did not solve his problem. His disability, which affects his legs, prevented him from driving it.Instead of giving up on…

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