‘I almost thought surgery was impossible, my eyes were so bad… now I can see almost 20/20’: American woman gets eye surgery in India without insurance, praises Indian healthcare

An American traveller who tagged along with a friend to a hospital in Bengaluru ended up making a spontaneous decision that completely transformed her vision.She hadn’t flown across the world for medical tourism. In fact, she was convinced her eyesight was way too terrible for corrective surgery in the first place. But just one week…

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Psychology says people who treat their purchases as part of a collection may find the shopping process more enjoyable, as research involving 3,306 participants reveals how a collecting mindset changes what we want

People have a dream of a closet that doesn’t just consist of clothes, rather a space that holds stories, culture and respect for tradition. For instance, one can wish to own a collection of sarees that are acquired from different corners of India engrained with hard work of local artisans. They wouldn’t simply be a…

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“A charging station, where everybody’s phone goes when you get home”: Julia Roberts reveals a simple phone rule at home that could change how families spend time together

Photo: @modermoder/ Instagram Julia Roberts has been one of Hollywood’s best-loved faces for more than three decades. She became a household name with Pretty Woman in 1990, and won the Oscar for Best Actress for Erin Brockovich. Her big smile and warm, down-to-earth charm have made audiences feel she is someone they know.But away from…

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From McKinsey’s client meetings to Google’s office routine: IIM Calcutta graduate reveals how her career, travel and personal life changed after making the switch

A career move is often measured by the name of the company on an employee’s résumé, but the real difference can show up in everyday life. For IIM Calcutta graduate Jahnvi Singh, leaving McKinsey to join Google has meant more than changing employers. A year into her new role, she says the switch has reshaped…

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Psychology says people who prefer gardening over socialising may not necessarily be introverts, and their choice could reveal an interesting relationship with solitude |

If you would rather spend a Sunday among your tomatoes than at a crowded gathering, you have probably been called an introvert. Psychologists say the label may not fit. Published research on solitude suggests that wanting time alone and being an introvert are two different things and that the reasons behind a quiet hobby like…

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