Habits that help children become independent: 7 expert-backed tips

Children who hear, “I loved how patiently you kept trying,” often become braver than those who hear only, “You’re so smart.” When effort is celebrated, children become less afraid of getting things wrong. They learn that confidence isn’t about being perfect. It’s about believing they can keep going, even when something feels difficult. Independent children…

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Science word of the day: Allele, know its meaning, who introduced the term, and its practical applications |

Every living organism inherits a unique combination of traits, from eye colour and blood type to resistance against certain diseases. These characteristics are determined by genes, but genes themselves can exist in different forms. These alternative versions are known as alleles. While one allele may produce a particular trait, another may result in a different…

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Why do balloons slowly lose air without a single hole? The Science behind the mystery that almost everyone gets wrong

You’ve probably seen it happen many times. You inflate a balloon for a birthday party, tie it carefully and leave it in a room. The next morning, it already looks a little smaller. A few days later, it is hanging sadly from the wall. The first thought is usually that someone must have poked a…

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to every company across the world using AI: You are paying for your own IP, suggests 5 ways to solve the problem

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has a warning for every enterprise buying AI: the moment you start using a model seriously, you begin handing over the very thing that makes your company valuable. In a long post on X on Sunday night, viewed over 5.7 million times, Nadella called it the “Reverse Information Paradox”—and argued the…

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8 Indian flours ranked from healthiest to least healthy

Walk into any Indian kitchen and you’ll probably find more than one kind of flour sitting on the shelf. While wheat remains the everyday favourite, millets, gram flour and rice flour have been part of regional cuisines for centuries. Today, as more people pay attention to nutrition, these traditional flours are making a comeback and…

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Meta’s highest paid employee Alexandr Wang is ‘unfollowed’ by Elon Musk; AI chief responds to screenshot, says: ‘Can’t we …’

Elon Musk appears to have unfollowed Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang on X (formerly Twitter), according to a user on the platform. X user BigTechAlert shared a post that said: “@elonmusk is no longer following @alexandr_wang”. In the post, the user also shared a screenshot of profile of both the leaders – Elon Musk and…

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England Women 130/6 in 40.0 Overs

India vs England, Lord’s Test Day 3 Live Score: Yastika Bhatia marked one of the greatest moments of her career by becoming the first woman to score a Test century at Lord’s, before India’s fast bowlers dismantled England’s batting line-up to move within touching distance of a commanding victory in the historic one-off Test. The…

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‘Go deeper and actually sack those guys’: Manjrekar’s strong message after India’s T20I drubbing | Cricket News

Gautam Gambhir and Shreyas Iyer (BCCI Photo) NEW DELHI: Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has criticised India’s approach after the team suffered a 0-4 T20I series defeat against England, saying sacking head coach Gautam Gambhir, captain Shreyas Iyer or a few players would be the “easy thing to do” but would not solve the real…

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Proverb of the day: “Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you” – the Māori wisdom that teaches us where we place our attention shapes everything we experience |

Most people, when they are going through something difficult, cannot stop looking at it. The problem sits directly in front of them and they examine it from every angle turning it over, measuring it, trying to understand it fully, giving it their complete and sustained attention. It feels responsible. It feels like the serious, adult…

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‘Think before watching his films’: Maharashtra BJP minister Nitesh Rane questions Aamir Khan’s 3rd marriage; links it to ‘love jihad’ | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane questioned Bollywood actor Aamir Khan’s third marriage, asking whether it should be viewed as an example of “love jihad“.The BJP MLA also urged members of the Hindu community to think carefully before supporting such celebrities.“When celebrities take such decisions in their personal lives, Hindu society should think about it. It…

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