Photo credit: The Minds Journal Your choices aren’t nearly as random as you think. Long before your logical brain has time to weigh options or dig through old memories, your subconscious has already made its move. This fast-paced visual test skips all that over-analysis. Check out the options, trust your gut, and select that one…
Researchers discovered a vast whale graveyard in the Indian Ocean’s Diamantina Zone, containing 476 fossil cetaceans and five modern whale-fall communities. This site, active for at least 5.3 million years, provides a unique window into deep-sea ecosystems and carbon sequestration, with many species potentially new to science. The deep ocean is the largest living space…
Some travel memories fade with time, some get replaced by photographs, videos and reels. Then there are moments you remember not because they were beautiful, but because they left behind fear and questions for which you still seek answers. My ‘that’ moment happened outside the Kamakhya Temple in Assam just a few days before the…
For travellers worldwide, safety remains one of the biggest concerns. Be it an international trip or a solo adventure or a family trip, safety is non-negotiable. As per 2026 Global Peace Index (GPI), published by the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP), among over 195 countries in the world, a handful consistently stand out for…
Rubina Dilaik has found herself at the centre of a social media debate after remarks from her appearance on SCREEN’s Dear Me interview series began circulating online. During the conversation, the actor spoke about parenting responsibilities and said that if a child wakes up at night, it is the mother’s responsibility to attend to them,…
Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra, though, isn’t interested in talking about the number. Every front page this week has the same number on it. Elon Musk has crossed into trillionaire territory, the first person in history to do so, after SpaceX‘s blockbuster debut on the stock market sent its valuation soaring past expectations. Reports suggest…
Michel de Montaigne (Image: Wikipedia) Some lines refuse to age. This one is more than 400 years old, yet it still turns up at weddings, in films and in late-night arguments between couples. A French thinker named Michel de Montaigne wrote it long before anyone had heard of dating apps or divorce lawyers. He compared…
In India’s premium dining scene, the priciest foods are often ordinary. They are ingredients that travel far, demand painstaking harvesting, or carry a luxury story that makes them as much status symbols as meals. From spices pulled by hand from a flower to seafood matured over decades, these dishes and garnishes sit at the top…
A quote attributed to Genelia D’Souza and circulating on social media has struck a nerve: “Society calls mothers ‘superheroes’ to glorify their exhaustion instead of easing their burden.” The line has been shared widely in entertainment posts and social feeds, with the message landing squarely in a larger conversation about the pressure placed on mothers…
To call love a “traveler” means it is constantly in motion. Love predates our modern laws, our institutions, and our artificial borders.It is the ultimate survivor, traveling across generations through family recipes, passed-down stories, and daily habits. Love adapts. It survives displacement, grief, and distance.It carries history: Think of an old handwritten letter or a…
