‘India doesn’t scare me anymore’: Russian traveller’s first 3AC train ride turns into a life lesson, from culture shock to falling in love with India

For Russian traveller and digital creator Alena Makush, travelling through India has become much more than a holiday. Since arriving in the country on July 12 after spending time in Bali, Alena has been documenting her experiences on Instagram and sharing the things that surprise, confuse, and delight her along the way. Her latest adventure,…

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Why Guwahati airport has 1 lakh plants, the idea that turned it into a ‘living forest’

The new airport terminal in Guwahati, inaugurated in December 2025, reflects the rich cultural essence of Assam. Inside, passengers are greeted by a stunning ‘Sky Forest’ featuring 100,000 plants. The architectural design, inspired by local orchids and bamboo, seeks to immerse travelers in the region’s unique biodiversity, making it a vibrant introduction to Northeast India….

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Google Ceo Advice: Sundar Pichai shares 3 life filters that helped him get ‘more moments right than wrong’: ‘When you have the choice to work on something hard, say yes’

Pichai addresses Stanford’s Class of 2026 at the university’s 135th Commencement ceremony. Success, Sundar Pichai suggested, is not necessarily about getting every decision right. Sometimes, it is about having a few simple principles to fall back on when the choices ahead seem unclear. Speaking at Stanford University’s 135th Commencement ceremony on June 14, 2026, the…

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Former India pacer Javagal Srinath spotted travelling in Bengaluru Metro with trolley bag: Internet praises his simplicity

The former India fast bowler was seen travelling like any other Bengaluru commuter. There was no cricket ground, no television camera and no entourage. Just a former India fast bowler, a trolley bag and an ordinary ride on Bengaluru’s Metro.A photograph of Javagal Srinath travelling on Namma Metro has caught the attention of cricket fans…

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Adi Shankaracharya: Quote of the day by Adi Shankaracharya: “Very readily one indulges in carnal pleasures; later on, alas, come diseases of the body. Even though in the world the ultimate end is death, even then man leaves not his sinful behaviour.”; What does the philosopher and saint advise on not chasing instant results but working through life to achieve them

Quote of the day by Adi Shankaracharya (Photo via Canva) The digital world today has made us habitual of instant gratification, be it ordering food with one click on an app or asking for a house help; all these things take just minutes to fulfill.Although these facilities may provide instant fulfillment, many of us have…

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