“Being jobless brings out the best version of you”: Woman says unemployment is “brutal” but can build grit, confidence and resilience through repeated rejection

Losing a job or struggling to find employment is often associated with financial uncertainty, anxiety and emotional exhaustion. But one woman has offered a different perspective, arguing that unemployment, despite being a deeply stressful experience, can also teach people resilience, confidence and the ability to cope with rejection. Anisha Arora shared her views in an…

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‘It’s a tough life’: Katrina Kaif reveals how her mother left London and now lives in a Tamil Nadu village with limited electricity to help children in India

Katrina said Suzanne continues to live there because she enjoys helping people. Katrina Kaif’s mother, Suzanne Turquotte, has spent more than 15 years living and working in rural Tamil Nadu, far removed from the world of Bollywood. Suzanne moved from London to Tamil Nadu in 2008 and founded Relief Projects India (RPI), a grassroots organisation…

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10 foods that reveal how India’s communities adapted to local climates

Even at higher elevations, communities have adapted grains to local conditions. In Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, finger millet is part of traditional food and cultural practices, including preparations such as zan, or ragi balls. Finger millet remains significant in Tawang’s social, cultural, and religious life, while current agricultural programmes are working with farmers to improve locally…

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Anushka Sharma once took her ice-cream-loving daughter to an ice-cream museum and told her to eat as much as she wanted: Here’s what happened next and the takeaway for parents

Anushka Sharma’s ice-cream lesson offers a fresh take on healthy eating For many parents, taking a child to an ice-cream museum and then saying, “Eat as much as you want,” may sound like the opposite of teaching healthy eating. But when Anushka Sharma tried it with her daughter Vamika, she noticed something that made her…

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‘Because we have to promote a culture, right? Toh hum log kya karenge? Ganesh ji ki murti ko lenge aur bas Thames mein phenk denge’: Woman questions Ganesh Visarjan in London, video sparks debate

A woman’s video from London has sparked a conversation about what happens when cultural traditions travel across borders. In the clip, and Indian woman questions the idea of immersing a Ganesh idol in the River Thames, using sarcasm to make a larger point about celebrating Indian traditions while also respecting the environment and local rules.In…

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Nitin Gupta: In 2004 Nitin Gupta JEE rank 1 graduated from IIT Kanpur and went on to study at the University of California, today he is a researcher of mosquito brains at the same institute

Prof. Nitin Gupta (Photo: IIT Kanpur Alumni profile) For millions of families across India, an IIT is more than a college. It’s a dream that starts in Class 9 or as soon as the parents realise their child’s potential in science and mathematics.People burn the midnight oil with late-night study sessions and coaching classes, while…

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