Deepak Ramola: Told ‘your voice is like a girl’: Harvard graduate recalls teacher’s advice that changed how he saw himself

Deepak Ramola: Told ‘your voice is like a girl’: Harvard graduate recalls teacher’s advice that changed how he saw himself

Harvard graduate recalls teacher’s advice that changed how he saw himself A comment about the way someone speaks may last only a few seconds, but for the person hearing it, the memory can stay much longer. Deepak Ramola’s recent Instagram post has drawn attention to this simple but familiar experience while also highlighting how a…

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Ethel Caterham: Meet 117-year-old Ethel Caterham: World’s oldest living person who has lived through two world wars and survived Covid at 110

Ethel Caterham: Meet 117-year-old Ethel Caterham: World’s oldest living person who has lived through two world wars and survived Covid at 110

Ethel Caterham has now lived for 117 years – and her life story spans a period of history that feels almost impossible to imagine.The world’s oldest living person celebrated her 117th birthday with family and friends in Surrey, according to the BBC. Caterham lives at Hallmark Lakeview Care Home in Lightwater and became the world’s…

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Mridul Gupta: ‘Worst economy to hate your job’: Woman urges employees to value their jobs amid tough job market

Mridul Gupta: ‘Worst economy to hate your job’: Woman urges employees to value their jobs amid tough job market

Woman urges employees to value their jobs amid tough job market For anyone tired of their daily work routine, quitting can sometimes feel like the easiest answer. But when finding another job becomes difficult, that decision can look very different. A recent Instagram video has opened up this conversation, with creator Mridul Gupta asking working…

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Emily Brontë Love Quote: Love quote of the day by Emily Brontë: ‘Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same’

Emily Brontë Love Quote: Love quote of the day by Emily Brontë: ‘Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same’

Every now and then, you run into someone and things just instantly click. You don’t have to put on a show or filter what you say. The conversation flows without any awkward pauses, and before long, you’re opening up about things you usually keep to yourself.Emily Brontë captured that exact feeling back in 1847: “Whatever…

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After 52 years of only boys, an Indore family finally welcomed a baby girl: The video of their reaction is winning hearts across the internet

After 52 years of only boys, an Indore family finally welcomed a baby girl: The video of their reaction is winning hearts across the internet

Folded hands. Anxious faces. Prayers whispered under the breath. The relatives standing outside the operation theatre in Indore did not look like people waiting for just another birth. They looked like people standing on the edge of something they had almost stopped believing was possible. For 52 years, this family had welcomed only boys. Five…

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Meet 11-year-old Atharv Sood, the Indian student credited with three preliminary asteroid detections; How a birthday telescope sparked his journey into real space science

Meet 11-year-old Atharv Sood, the Indian student credited with three preliminary asteroid detections; How a birthday telescope sparked his journey into real space science

For 11-year-old Atharv Sood, the night sky was once simply a source of wonder. He would spend time observing the Moon, Jupiter, stars, and distant galaxies, trying to understand what existed beyond Earth. Today, that curiosity has taken him a step closer to real astronomical research. According to an article published by India Today, Atharv…

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From AI hype to real impact: What will it take to stand out at the TOI AI Quotient Awards 2026?

From AI hype to real impact: What will it take to stand out at the TOI AI Quotient Awards 2026?

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a futuristic idea discussed inside technology labs. Across India, AI is increasingly becoming part of how companies serve customers, manage operations, make decisions, build products, and solve complex business problems. But as more organisations embrace AI, one question is becoming increasingly important: What separates an impressive AI experiment from…

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Hair fall getting worse every monsoon? Expert explains what humidity, sweat and rainwater are doing to your scalp and how to prevent it

Hair fall getting worse every monsoon? Expert explains what humidity, sweat and rainwater are doing to your scalp and how to prevent it

The monsoon brings relief from the heat, but the humid weather can be tough on your hair and scalp. Increased humidity, sweat, pollution, and dampness can make the scalp oily and trigger problems such as dandruff, itching, frizz, and increased hair shedding. According to Dr. Bushra Aziz, BAMS & Trichologist, a consultant at Traya, monsoon…

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Pari Bishnoi: ‘It’s a mental game’: IAS officer Pari Bishnoi shares the mindset UPSC aspirants need to succeed

Pari Bishnoi: ‘It’s a mental game’: IAS officer Pari Bishnoi shares the mindset UPSC aspirants need to succeed

IAS officer Pari Bishnoi shares the mindset UPSC aspirants need to succeed For UPSC aspirants, the pressure can begin well before they enter the examination hall. The constant talk around competition, preparation, and success can make candidates question whether they are doing enough. An IAS officer has now shared a perspective that puts the focus…

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Thousands of tourists now crowd beaches around China’s Wenchang spaceport to watch rockets launch, turning a once-secretive space programme into a booming mix of tourism, art and entertainment

Thousands of tourists now crowd beaches around China’s Wenchang spaceport to watch rockets launch, turning a once-secretive space programme into a booming mix of tourism, art and entertainment

CZ-7 launch from Wenchang (Wiki) Something that used to be treated as a secret is no more a secret! China’s space programme is increasingly showing launch pads and laboratories and now becoming a larger part of tourism, art, entertainment these days. According to a Reuters report from Hainan, Beijing and Inner Mongolia documents how rocket…

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Sri Lankan cricket legend Kumar Sangakkara spent years restoring a historic villa built more than 100 years ago, blending old-world architecture with modern design; the heritage property is now ready for a new chapter

Sri Lankan cricket legend Kumar Sangakkara spent years restoring a historic villa built more than 100 years ago, blending old-world architecture with modern design; the heritage property is now ready for a new chapter

Kumar Sangakkara with wife Yehali (Instagram/Canva) Kumar Sangakkara is a name that needs no introduction. Everyone who follows cricket or even who doesn’t, knows the Sri Lankan cricket legend. But what people don’t know is that back in 2008, Kumar Sangakkara along with his wife Yehali bought a house inside Galle Fort, also known as…

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Who are Erik Slavin, Lara Korte? Stars and Stripes editor, reporter fired by Pentagon for ‘insubordination’ |

Who are Erik Slavin, Lara Korte? Stars and Stripes editor, reporter fired by Pentagon for ‘insubordination’ |

The Pentagon has fired two journalists at Stars and Stripes after they publicly defended the military newspaper’s editorial independence. Editor-in-chief Erik Slavin and Middle East reporter Lara Korte were both given separation notices on Friday, with the Pentagon citing “insubordination” as the reason. Publisher Max Lederer was also dismissed, days after announcing that he planned…

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