Elite Education: Why royals and billionaires, the world’s 1%, send their children to Swiss boarding schools

Elite Education: Why royals and billionaires, the world’s 1%, send their children to Swiss boarding schools

Photo: Instagram/Institut auf dem Rosenberg For the children of kings, billionaires and some of the world’s most powerful families, school can be a very different experience. Their education may take place beside Lake Geneva, their winter months may be spent in the Swiss Alps, and their classmates may include heirs to fortunes and members of…

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Should married women avoid keeping Ekadashi fast? Here’s what Hindu scriptures and traditional beliefs actually say |

Should married women avoid keeping Ekadashi fast? Here’s what Hindu scriptures and traditional beliefs actually say |

Ekadashi is observed twice every lunar month by millions of Hindus as a day of fasting, prayer and devotion to Lord Vishnu. Yet, alongside the tradition of observing the fast, a question has also persisted in some families: should married women, particularly women whose husbands are alive, keep an Ekadashi fast?The belief that married or…

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At 14, he left his home in Bihar with just ₹1,000 and an old laptop: Six years later, Adarsh Kumar won a scholarship from Georgetown University worth ₹3.5 crore

At 14, he left his home in Bihar with just ₹1,000 and an old laptop: Six years later, Adarsh Kumar won a scholarship from Georgetown University worth ₹3.5 crore

At Georgetown in Doha, he will study with students from more than 70 nationalities. (Image Courtesy: Instagram/@adarshbihari.in) At 14, Adarsh Kumar left his home in Bihar’s Motihari with ₹1,000 and an old laptop. He was hoping to study in Kota, but could not afford coaching. Six years later, he is set to study at Georgetown…

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Living Life To The Fullest: He wanted to travel, but he worked for 37 years; two months after retirement, he passed away: Doctor shares the heart-wrenching story of a man who never took a holiday

Living Life To The Fullest: He wanted to travel, but he worked for 37 years; two months after retirement, he passed away: Doctor shares the heart-wrenching story of a man who never took a holiday

Representative image generated using AI How many times have you told yourself ‘not today’? You want to see the world, but not now. You want to switch jobs, spend more time with your kids, take that trip, start the hobby you’ve been thinking about for five years, but the timing isn’t right. There’s always another…

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Ameesha Patel calls out love’s double standards: Why women are called ‘Gold Diggers’ for wanting stability, but men’s expectations go unquestioned

Ameesha Patel calls out love’s double standards: Why women are called ‘Gold Diggers’ for wanting stability, but men’s expectations go unquestioned

When it comes to relationships, women are often expected to compromise, adjust, and fit into roles that society has traditionally assigned to them. But when a woman openly says she wants a financially stable or well-settled partner, she can quickly find herself being labelled a “gold digger.” Actor Ameesha Patel recently highlighted this double standard…

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Sunlight Travel Time: In 1992, scientists found out that light formed in the Sun’s core takes 1,70,000 years to reach its surface; Why does the sunlight that takes 8 minutes to reach Earth require lakhs of years to come out?

Sunlight Travel Time: In 1992, scientists found out that light formed in the Sun’s core takes 1,70,000 years to reach its surface; Why does the sunlight that takes 8 minutes to reach Earth require lakhs of years to come out?

Sunlight helps to sustain life on Earth; as soon as we step outside and tilt our faces up, we feel the warmth as if it were switched on. In reality, that light has lived two very different lives before it touches your skin. The final leg, from the Sun’s visible surface to Earth, takes only…

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Eight years after his wife’s death, yet he still saves a place for her every day: Bengaluru auto driver’s story is a quiet portrait of love and loss

Eight years after his wife’s death, yet he still saves a place for her every day: Bengaluru auto driver’s story is a quiet portrait of love and loss

For some people, love does not end with goodbye. It simply changes the way it is expressed. An elderly auto driver in Bengaluru has been quietly carrying on a daily ritual for his late wife, even eight years after her death. Every day, he cleans his auto, places flowers inside the vehicle, and keeps his…

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Tibetan Plateau Ice Increase: Between 1979 and 2018, ice inside the Tibetan Plateau has increased despite rising global warming, which should melt it: What is the surprising reason behind the unusual pattern?

Tibetan Plateau Ice Increase: Between 1979 and 2018, ice inside the Tibetan Plateau has increased despite rising global warming, which should melt it: What is the surprising reason behind the unusual pattern?

Global warming is supposed to have one obvious effect on frozen ground: it melts.And this is what is happening across most of the world’s cold regions, from the Arctic to the Alps. But high up on the Tibetan Plateau, something strange is going on. Scientists have found that across roughly a third of the region’s…

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Kerala Atm Card Return: Kerala man travels for 14 hours in an autorickshaw to return a US woman’s ATM card: ‘His name is Krishna; tell me karma doesn’t exist’

Kerala Atm Card Return: Kerala man travels for 14 hours in an autorickshaw to return a US woman’s ATM card: ‘His name is Krishna; tell me karma doesn’t exist’

Pic courtesy: Instagram/ India Witkin A US woman lost her ATM card while travelling through Kerala, India, and a stranger took a 14-hour trip to return it. When she offered him money, he politely refused. His name? Krishna. If this act of kindness doesn’t restore your faith in humanity, what will?India Witkin, a New York-based…

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