From family albums to ‘Instagram reels’: How social media completely changed the way we travel |

Not many years ago, travelling used to feel more personal and slower. It was something families planned around summer vacations, long weekends or winter holidays. Trips would begin with researching through newspaper travel sections, guidebooks, travel magazines, or recommendations from relatives and friends who had already visited the place. People travelled to take a break…

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Stock Market Live Updates Today: Equities trade higher as BSE Sensex jumps over 420 points, Nifty trades above 23,770

Asian stock markets moved higher on Friday as optimism surrounding ongoing US-Iran negotiations supported investor sentiment, although rising crude oil prices continued to keep inflation worries alive. Market confidence remained upbeat for a second consecutive session amid hopes that diplomatic efforts could help restore stability to global energy supplies following weeks of uncertainty caused by…

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From Rs. 119 crore Bandra Quadruplex to Alibaug retreat: Decoding Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone’s luxury properties | Hindi Movie News

In the glamorous realm of Bollywood, Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone shine not just on screen but also in the real estate market, amassing a stunning property portfolio valued at roughly Rs. 181 crore. Highlights of their luxurious assets include a breathtaking Rs. 119 crore quadruplex with mesmerizing sea views in Bandra, a chic Rs….

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Beyond the glass: Why your home is losing heat and the simple bubble wrap fix |

Winter chills are often worsened by heat escaping through windows. Surprisingly, simple solutions like bubble wrap insulation, costing a fraction of double-glazing, can significantly reduce heat loss. Winter comes around, and everyone gets used to their routine, which consists of checking the thermostat, wearing a warm sweater, and locking every single window as if locking…

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AI’s newest apprentices: Directors in boardrooms

BENGALURU: Corporate boardrooms are witnessing a quiet but significant shift: directors are becoming AI’s newest apprentices. The change reflects a growing recognition that AI’s impact extends far beyond technology. Directors are increasingly seeking a deeper understanding of how the technology can reshape operations, improve productivity and alter competitive positioning. In many companies, AI has become…

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