Top 10 places to retire in the world in 2026; check the two Asian nations that made the list

For those who are retiring in 2026, a list released by International Living’s 2026 Annual Global Retirement Index has revealed the world’s best destinations for retirees looking for nature, affordability, healthcare and good infrastructure. In its 35th edition, the index evaluates nations worldwide on various categories including cost of living, housing, medical, visas and residency,…

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Sana Saeed Bulimia: Sana Saeed opens up about bulimia: Doctor explains the eating disorder, warning signs and why early help matters

The recent statement made by actress Sana Saeed regarding her living with bulimia has brought into focus some very vital topics, such as eating disorders and mental health issues. The openness of the actress regarding her struggle with bulimia has helped highlight a condition that often goes unnoticed since people suffering from this disorder appear…

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‘Fabergé’ Martagon Lily: Flower linked to Imperial Russian royalty, which remained hidden in a shoebox, could be worth ₹2.72 crore

A delicate enamel flower, a family heirloom, may be a genuine Fabergé creation. This piece, once valued in the hundreds of thousands, is now being re-examined. Experts are investigating its potential connection to Queen Mother of Romania and royalty. The BBC’s Fake or Fortune program is exploring the flower’s uncertain authenticity. If genuine, this royal…

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Meet the Maiani Soccer Grannies in their 70s-80s who traded rocking chairs for football boots, and how they are catalysing football into medicine for body and mind

Kenyan women aged fifty to eighty play football regularly. This activity helps them stay active and develop strong friendships. The Maiani Soccer Grannies aim for a World Cup for older women. Physical activity benefits aged people by improving heart health and mental sharpness. These women prove that growing older does not mean growing quiet. Stereotypes…

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Scientists have identified a new monkey species with striking orange lips in the Democratic Republic of Congo after it spent years hiding in a remote forest

Image Credit: X/ @FloridaAtlantic Scientists have officially identified a previously unknown monkey species with vivid orange lips in the remote rainforests of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), ending years of scientific uncertainty over whether the small, isolated population represented a distinct species. The scientific findings have been published in the journal PLOS One.Named Colobus…

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‘Call me uncool, but I don’t allow my child to have sleepovers’: Parenting expert explains why she says no |

Photo credits: Instagram/@riddhi_deorah Modern parents are changing the conventional rules of parenting. They are saying yes to the experiences that were once a big “No” for children and teens. Sleepovers is one such activity. A night with friends, movies, games, snacks is now being considered a normal part of children’s life nowadays. But not everyone…

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