Orry: “Mai chole bhature ko nafrat karta hai”: Orry shocks Elvish Yadav as he says he cannot stand India’s top street food

Orry has built a reputation for saying the unexpected, but his latest food confession has taken the internet by surprise. In a video that surfaced online from a casual conversation with YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav, the social media personality said he absolutely detests chole bhature, and did not hold back while…

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Meconopsis Bailey: This unique blue coloured Himalayan poppy prepares for 2- 5 years to bloom just once in a lifetime!

A rare Himalayan blue poppy, discovered in 1913, thrives in extreme cold at high altitudes across Asia. This elusive flower, symbolizing purity and patience, spends years storing energy for a brief, spectacular bloom. Its unique needs make it challenging to cultivate elsewhere, highlighting its precious rarity amidst a changing climate. Blue is one of those…

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How To Use Sweet Almond Oil: Almond oil vs sweet almond oil: What is the difference and which is better for hair growth?

Confused by almond oil labels? Sweet almond oil, derived from edible almonds, is safe and beneficial for hair, offering nutrients like Vitamin E for strength and shine. Bitter almond oil, however, is not suitable for scalp application. Choose cold-pressed sweet almond oil for a healthier mane. If you grew up in an Indian household, there’s…

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Dehydration Symptoms: India’s extreme heat is taking a toll: Why dehydration can turn dangerous quickly

Summer in India is getting harder to escape, and many places are experiencing either very hot or otherwise different-than-normal heat, with an increased number of people developing serious heat-related illnesses like dehydration or heat exhaustion. This is due to increasing amounts of high-temperature events (temperature exceeds 104°F / 40°C). There are many reasons for the…

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The tree that rains poison and causes blisters: Why the Manchineel is called the ‘The tree of death’

Nature’s balance includes dangerous plants like the manchineel, the “Tree of Death.” Found in coastal regions, every part of this tree contains potent toxins, causing severe skin burns, blindness from smoke, and even death if the fruit is ingested. Despite its hazards, the manchineel plays a vital role in stabilizing beaches and providing habitat for…

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King Charles: Melania Trump meets King Charles and Queen Camilla in style and her looks are going viral

Melania Trump’s recent wardrobe choices during the British royals’ visit to Washington D.C. showcased a deliberate focus on American designers like Ralph Lauren and Adam Lippes. Her polished, on-brand looks, featuring structured tailoring and signature accessories, signaled a strategic image of elegance and intentionality, potentially marking a shift in her fashion approach. When it comes…

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How To Stop Hair Fall: How to reverse hair loss with microneedling and rosemary oil

Microneedling and rosemary oil offer a science-backed approach to potentially reverse hair loss, especially for recent or mild cases. Combining these methods stimulates the scalp and supports hair growth, but consistency and patience are key for visible results over several months. Addressing diet and stress also plays a crucial role. Let’s be honest – hair…

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Delhi Weather: Delhi-NCR rain alert on April 29: Thunderstorms, showers bring much-needed relief from heatwaves; what travellers need to know

Delhi-NCR residents woke up to a cold, breezy and rain-filled morning on April 29, 2026. This is an unusual but welcome shift in weather from sweltering heat to pleasant weather. Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds swept through the region, offering a dramatic break from days of extreme heat. The sudden downpour cooled temperatures and…

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From Mexico to Australia: 5 countries that feature iconic on their banknotes |

Banknotes serve as a canvas for national identity, history, and lineage. Increasingly, countries are featuring female pioneers, artists, and leaders on their currency. Nations like Australia, England, Canada, Mexico, and Samoa are recognizing the significant contributions of women by placing them on their banknotes, reflecting a commitment to gender parity and diverse representation. Banknotes are…

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