Induction Stove Hack: Induction stove and parchment paper hack: Simple step-by-step guide to keeping the kitchen clean and free of dirt spots

AI generated image via Canva The kitchen is truly a place of experimentation and joy while cooking dishes, but it’s also surprising how many kitchen objects have multiple uses.And while we would assume parchment or butter paper to be used just for wrapping food in tiffins and keeping dishes fresh.Surprisingly, it can also be used…

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Kareena Kapoor Khan just made the ’90s-favourite leheriya saree cool again with a hidden ‘Zubeidaa’ throwback

The saree moment became even more interesting when Kareena posted a throwback featuring her sister, Karisma Kapoor. On September 11, Kareena shared a collage on her Instagram Stories showing her recent leheriya look alongside Karisma wearing a similar style in Zubeidaa. She also added the song “Main Albeli” from the film to the Story. “Well,…

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European expat who moved to India for work shares an unexpected behavior pattern in most Indians when they introduce themselves: ‘People want to place you…’

The expat said he noticed that conversations could quickly move beyond the usual introductions. (Image: AI-representation) Moving to a new country for work often means adjusting to a different routine, food, language and way of doing things. For one European expat who moved to India, however, one of the more unexpected differences emerged not at…

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Meet Eknath Vasant Chitnis: The man who helped build ISRO, recognized the potential of a young APJ Abdul Kalam and brought satellite TV to Indian villages

Eknath was born on July 25, 1925, in Kolhapur, Maharashtra. India’s space programme has produced some of the country’s best-known scientists, but not every name associated with its early years is equally familiar. Professor Eknath Vasant Chitnis was one of those lesser-known figures whose work helped shape the foundations of Indian space research. Chitnis was…

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Rishabh Sambyal: What happens if the President is in danger? Former ADC Rishabh Sambyal explains what an ADC is trained to notice

What does an ADC notice when the President is at risk? Former ADC Rishabh Sambyal explains the training To the public, an Aide-de-Camp (ADC) is often seen as the military officer walking a few steps behind the President at important ceremonies, state visits and official events. But the role goes far beyond appearances. An ADC…

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India’s grand welcome: How Delhi’s iconic hotels became diplomatic addresses for BRICS 2026

Lobby Decor at ITC Maurya From personalised rice-grain keepsakes and heirloom recipe books to chocolate Matryoshka dolls, regional Indian menus and heightened security, Delhi’s luxury hotels have turned the BRICS 2026 summit into an elaborate showcase of Indian hospitality.As world leaders arrived in New Delhi for the 18th BRICS Summit, the diplomatic theatre is not…

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Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann were removed from their Georgia mansion by US Marshals: Inside ‘The Manor’ that has now sold for $3.67 million |

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s former Milton, Georgia, mansion, The Manor, has sold for $3.67 million after years of price cuts, foreclosure trouble and legal disputes. Here is a look inside the sprawling property and its unusual real-estate journey. (Image via Getty) Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s former Georgia mansion, known as The Manor, has…

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