Video: Harsh Goenka reacts to potatoes roasted in hot sand; X users recall childhood memories

Video: Harsh Goenka reacts to potatoes roasted in hot sand; X users recall childhood memories A video of a traditional potato dish has caught the attention of industrialist Harsh Goenka, sparking a conversation about Indian food on social media. While some users discussed the unusual cooking technique, others recommended regional delicacies and shared memories of…

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‘We don’t feel at peace, are completely drained’: US-based couple with Rs 4.78 crore wealth plans to return to India, weighs early retirement and worries about the cost of raising children

After years of working in the United States and building a substantial financial cushion, a couple in their 30s is considering a major life change. With investments, savings, precious metals and property worth Rs 4.78 crore, they plan to return to India within the next six months. But despite their financial progress, the couple says…

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The snake that tricks fish into swimming straight into its mouth: How could a snake respond so effectively to the movement of prey that had not yet happened?

Tentacled snake (Image: https://x.com/DenverZoo/) The fish makes the move it was built to make: escape. In a flash, its body bends into a C-shape and it darts away from danger. Except this time, the escape takes it straight towards the predator’s jaws.The hunter is the tentacled snake (Erpeton tentaculatum), an aquatic snake with two small,…

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Why some couples start feeling more like housemates than romantic partners: Psychology explains how daily routines, emotional distance and unspoken needs can slowly change a relationship

Most couples can describe the moment it happened, or at least the feeling of it. You share a home, split the chores and swap updates about the day, yet the spark and the sense of really knowing each other have quietly faded. According to research published on PubMed Central, the US National Institutes of Health’s…

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No concrete, no steel: Meghalaya’s living root bridges are manmade wonders built by guiding tree roots across rivers

Whenever we imagine bridges, the picture that comes to mind is of a ton of concrete and steel surrounded by dust clouds during construction. But, imagine crossing a bridge that isn’t really finished, because it is still growing. There are no steel cables holding it together, no concrete pillars sunk into a riverbed and no…

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