Meet Yuki Kurihara: The 11-year-old boy who won Gold at the Asian Games by beating opponents thrice his age and prepares for contests by eating eels |

Japan’s Yuki Kurihara (Photo: AP) Yuki Kurihara, the 11-year-old child prodigy from Japan, won a Gold medal in the Asian Games on Saturday, beating a series of opponents up to three times his age.While today, most 11-year-olds are thinking about homework, snacks and the next level of their favourite game. Yuki Kurihara is thinking about…

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‘They’re not only working, they’re also living’: Indian woman in Germany gets a ‘culture shock’ after seeing her office almost empty at 5:30 pm |

Indian woman in Germany gets a ‘culture shock’ after seeing her office almost empty at 5:30 pm What does an office look like once the working day is over? For one Indian woman in Germany, the answer was unexpectedly simple. She found herself in an almost empty workplace and decided to share the sight with…

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‘World’s First Defined Place To Spit’: Mumbai Metro’s unusual facility sparks debate online, users ask ‘Why is this needed?’ |

Mumbai Metro’s unusual facility sparks debate online, users ask ‘Why is this needed?’ A Mumbai Metro picture has caught social media attention after showing a facility that many users did not expect to see at a public transport station. The unusual sight quickly led to questions about why it was introduced and whether such a…

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Indian woman visits Japan and spots unexpected bathroom facilities for women: ‘Ye desh itna kaise soch sakta hai apne female nagrikon ke bare mein’ |

Indian woman visits Japan and spots unexpected bathroom facilities for women A routine visit to a public bathroom turned into an unexpected travel observation for an Indian woman in Japan. Ankita Sahigal was struck by something she kept noticing during her time there and decided to show it to her followers in an Instagram video.Rather…

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Quote of the day by The Dalai Lama: “Happiness is not something readymade. It comes from your own actions”

There is something extremely simple about happiness, and yet we spend most of our lives chasing it. We wait for the right time, right job, the right relationship, more money, better circumstances or simply a day when everything finally goes according to plan. Somewhere along the line, happiness becomes a destination that we keep postponing….

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