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What can a game of UNO really teach you about life? Billionaire Anil Agarwal shares 3 life lessons he learnt from playing UNO

In a recent post on X, Agarwal shared how a simple game of colourful cards got him thinking about the choices, setbacks and opportunities people face in everyday life.A young member of his team had introduced him to UNO a few days earlier. And while playing, Agarwal found himself drawing parallels between some of the…

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Psychology says panic-cleaning before parents visit may reveal more than a messy home: Why adults worry about judgement and family expectations

The message is simple: “We’re coming over tomorrow.” Suddenly, the coffee mug that has been sitting on the table for two days becomes unacceptable. The laundry pile needs to disappear, the bathroom mirror needs cleaning, and even the shoes near the door start looking embarrassing. For many adults, this familiar panic-cleaning routine may seem like…

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Nostalgic Foods 80S: 5 nostalgic foods that cost less than ₹5 in the 80s and made an ordinary school day feel like a special treat

AI generated image by Canva There are certain humble joys of life that only childhood pocket money can buy. Unlike trips, getaways, get-togethers, and planned parties, these are just little detours of life that can be lived fully only in childhood.The thrill of walking up to a school canteen counter or a roadside stall with…

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8 foods Indians changed so much that they became completely different dishes

Indian cuisine has never been a closed kitchen. Over centuries, traders, travellers, migrants and colonisers brought ingredients, breads, cooking techniques and recipes to the subcontinent. What happened next was very Indian: the newcomers were absorbed, altered and loaded with local flavours until they became almost unrecognisable from their original forms. Some of today’s most beloved…

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Meet Sarvesh Sharma: Himachal labourer’s son who turned a Rs 87,000 drone prototype into a Rs 3.5 crore defence project; will now build ‘radar-evading’ drone for the Indian Army

Sharma comes from Bahanvi village in Hamirpur. His father is a daily-wage labourer, while his mother is a homemaker. A fifth-semester computer engineering student from Himachal Pradesh has secured a Rs 3.5 crore grant from the Union Ministry of Defence to develop a specialised drone for Indian Army border surveillance. Sarvesh Sharma, a student of…

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Claude Monet: Quote of the day by Claude Monet: “Everyone discusses my art and pretends to understand, as if it were necessary to understand, when it is simply necessary to love.”

Claude Monet (Photo via Canva) Claude Monet was a French painter and the founding figure of Impressionism. He began his work in the field of art as a caricaturist, before meeting the painter Eugène Boudin, who introduced him to painting outdoors, directly from nature. This habit of working “en plein air” is what his work…

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