Most parents spend their lives trying to build something they can eventually pass on to their children.For some, it’s a family home. For others, it’s a small business, savings account, or a piece of land that’s been in the family for generations.But what happens when you’re one of the richest people on the planet? That’s…
Beyond degrees and experience, true irreplaceability at work stems from three key qualities. An Indian monk and former engineer highlights staying calm under pressure, fostering generosity by lifting colleagues, and treating everyone with equal respect, regardless of their position, as vital for professional security. We tend to assume that job security comes from the things…
In most parts of India, east-facing and north-facing homes are generally considered the most comfortable because they receive softer and more balanced sunlight. East-facing homes enjoy pleasant morning sun, while north-facing homes typically receive indirect natural light and remain relatively cooler throughout the day. South- and west-facing homes can receive stronger sunlight and more heat,…
Disappointment is one of the first real lessons childhood hands a person. A missed birthday party. A lost match. A rejected friendship. A promise that does not hold. Parents spend a lot of energy trying to protect children from that feeling, smoothing it over, fixing it fast, or stepping in before it can sting too…
The pressure to please others often stifles creativity, pushing creators towards safe, trend-driven content. Oscar Wilde’s assertion that art is the ultimate individualism highlights how true art stems from the maker’s unique vision, not public demand. In today’s algorithm-driven world, this warning about chasing approval is more relevant than ever. There is a strange pressure…
There was a time when summer in India came with its own quiet rhythm. Kitchens turned lighter, grandmothers reached for earthen pots, and meals were built around ingredients that cooled the body rather than burdened it. They were common sense, passed down through habit, memory and necessity. Today, much of that wisdom is slipping away….
Parents, has this ever happened that your child started crying and then just wouldn’t stop, no matter what measures you take? Many parents start feeling guilty, and question themselves, “Why is my child behaving this way?” However, this behavior does not always mean misbehavior. There are psychological reasons behind those emotions. Why do children struggle…
In our hyper-connected world, true quiet is a rarity, leading to a subtle exhaustion from constant information intake. Spiritual teacher Ram Dass, known for ‘Be Here Now’, suggests that embracing silence allows us to hear our inner voice and the world’s subtle cues. This simple practice, like mindful walking or sitting still, sharpens attention by…
Gundruk, the fermented leafy green that appears across Nepal and Himalayan-adjacent regions, is one of the most interesting breakfast companions in the mountains. It is made by fermenting and drying leafy greens, often mustard or radish leaves, and then using them in soups, side dishes or as part of a larger meal. In winter especially,…
Just when it seemed the ₹370 biryani controversy couldn’t get any bigger, comedian Pranit More has come out with another apology.And this time, he isn’t blaming the internet for taking things out of context. Instead, he’s admitting he made a mistake.In a video shared on Instagram, More said he got “carried away” during the now-viral…