Life & Style

Who doesn’t love colours? Especially while travelling, if we come across colourful markets, painted houses or neon skylines, we automatically hit the brakes to explore the beauty of the place and get some pictures clicked. There are so many cities around the world which are visually so colourful that they almost look surreal. The fact…

Arranged marriages often rely on trust, family guidance, and shared values, but they work best when both partners understand each other well. Asking the right questions before committing can help you avoid making assumptions and build a life together that feels balanced, respectful, and true.Here are some questions to ask (or think about) before an…

Money is one of the first invisible lessons children absorb, long before they can name it. They watch adults swipe cards, count notes, compare prices, postpone purchases, and make quick decisions in shops. To a child, all of this can look like magic. Something appears, something disappears, and a parent seems to know how to…

For years, the internet convinced everybody that life needed to look painfully polished. Neutral beige flats. Colour-coded planners. Matcha at exactly 8am. Productivity apps tracking whether you blinked efficiently enough. Gen Z has officially had enough. Now the coolest people online are deliberately dressing like enchanted side characters, covering their bags in tiny trinkets, doodling…

Kala chana has always been one of those quietly powerful foods that deserves far more credit than it gets. It is humble, affordable, deeply familiar in Indian kitchens, and far more nutritious than its modest appearance suggests. A bowl of kala chana brings plant protein, fiber, iron, folate and a slow, steady release of energy…

Not all tremors are harmless. In some cases, shaking hands may be linked to neurological conditions that affect how the brain communicates with muscles. One common condition is essential tremor. It often runs in families and usually affects the hands during movement, such as writing, eating, or holding objects. Unlike Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor is…

People often compare their success, their looks, wealth, societal status, careers, relationships, and lifestyles with those around them. While it is okay to compare with one another, until it yields motivation and gives results, but when this comparison starts taking a toll on the mental peace, by causing stress, jealousy, or dissatisfaction, it must be…

When it comes to one of the most fascinating, untamed creatures on earth, snakes probably are on the top of the list. These slithering reptiles hide many secrets and hold a significant place in the hearts of Indians. In India, snakes, especially King Cobras are revered. But did you know there is a village in…

In many families, the youngest child grows up in a world that is already full of voices, routines and expectations. By the time they arrive, parents have usually learned a little more, siblings have already set the tone, and the household has its own rhythm. That does not make the youngest child a copy of…

Indian sweets often arrive looking like they have been dressed for a celebration. A piece of barfi glints softly under a thin silver sheet. A peda catches the light. A mithai box opens, and the first impression is not just taste, but shine. That fragile layer, known as varak or vark, has become one of…