5 snake parks in India where travellers can spot rare and venomous species and how to reach them

Snakes have long fascinated people. These slithering creatures have been a part of India’s culture for years. While masses fear them, Indians worship them and are deeply connected to local folklore. But beyond myths, there are several snake parks in India which are working towards reptile conservation, snake rescue and creating awareness about venomous and…

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Why a Shanghai grandpa gave away his Rupees 1.4 Crore flat to a stranger who showed him kindness

A 78-year-old Shanghai man named Qiangming spent nearly a decade living inside a supermarket despite owning an apartment nearby because he feared loneliness after his divorce and estrangement from his son. (AI generated image) Loneliness does not always look dramatic. Sometimes, it sits beside a person in an empty room, waits through silent meals, and…

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Want toned arms without spending hours in the gym? Anant Ambani’s fitness coach says this Tabata workout may help

There is something oddly honest about a four-minute workout. No fancy promises. No dramatic before-and-after claims. Just sweat, breathlessness, and a timer that suddenly feels much louder than usual.That is exactly why Tabata training continues to stay relevant even in a world crowded with fitness trends. Celebrity fitness trainer Vinod Channa, known for training Anant…

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“The man who asks a question is a fool for a minute, the man who does not ask is a fool for life.”

Confucius (Image: Wikipedia) There are some quotes that stay alive for centuries because they speak about experiences that never really disappear. Human beings change technology, build different societies and live in different eras, but some habits remain surprisingly similar. One of those habits is the fear of asking questions. It happens in classrooms, offices, meetings…

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Which suits Indian homes better?

Japandi is a combination of Japanese and Scandinavian design in a calm, simple way. It brings Japanese wabi‑sabi, more natural, imperfect beauty, together with Scandinavian hygge, which is more about warmth, cozy comfort. This form of interior is a quiet, relaxed look built around neutral colours, that includes beige, cream, soft brown, and lots of…

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