Lifestyle
- 'Dry begging’ is the toxic relationship habit you might be guilty of. Therapists say it is more common than you think
Relationship therapists are raising awareness about ‘dry begging’—using indirect emotional cues to get what one wants. This subtle manipulation can lead to conflict, confusion, and erode trust between partners. Experts stress that healthy relationships thrive on vulnerability and clear communication, warning that avoiding direct requests in favor of passive hints risks serious damage over time.
- European travel vlogger captures adorable Alleppey cats waiting for fisherman’s catch. Netizens melt over the cuteness
In a viral moment from Kerala’s backwaters, a tourist filmed four cats eagerly watching a fisherman in Alleppey, waiting to be fed. The adorable sight, posted on Instagram, sparked global delight, highlighting Kerala’s slow-paced charm and natural harmony between humans and animals. Social media users praised the authenticity and warmth of the unscripted encounter.
- Wish to age gracefully? Your midlife might be the last call to shape a healthier future, new research warns
Healthy aging may start decades earlier than expected. New research from European and American institutions shows that staying trim and choosing high-quality carbohydrates in midlife—like fruits, vegetables, and legumes—boosts the odds of aging well. In contrast, diets heavy in refined carbs and sugars can lower long-term health outcomes, making your 40s a critical window for lasting well-being.
- Is ChatGPT fueling breakups? How AI relationship advice may be sparking delusions and destroying real connections
ChatGPT is becoming an unexpected relationship counselor, but its advice might be more harmful than helpful. From reinforcing delusions to fueling unnecessary breakups, users are discovering that AI can validate one-sided narratives without context. Experts warn that while the chatbot sounds authoritative, it often lacks emotional nuance—making it a risky source for navigating romantic complexities.
- Working too hard might be hurting you: Scientists reveal the unexpected break-time secret to peak performance
Experts warn that screen exposure and poor work-rest cycles can drain your efficiency. While many rely on night mode or power through long hours, optometrists and productivity researchers advise otherwise. Strategies like structured breaks, proper screen ergonomics, and disconnecting after sunset may hold the key to better focus, mental health, and long-term work performance.
- What is 'submarining'? A toxic dating trend making a comeback. How to spot it before it hurts you
Have you ever been ghosted, only for the person to return like nothing happened? That’s submarining—and it’s growing fast. With a 350% spike in searches, this silent re-entry tactic is stirring emotional havoc. Experts reveal it’s less about genuine interest and more about selfish validation. The best defense? Spot it early and don’t dive back in.
- Beyond Hyderabadi and Lucknowi: 11 offbeat biryanis every true foodie must try at least once
Beyond the well-known Hyderabadi and Awadhi biryanis, India boasts a diverse range of regional variations. From Karnataka's creamy Beary Biryani with coconut milk to Assam's smoky Bamboo Biryani cooked in bamboo tubes, these lesser-known versions offer unique flavors and cooking methods. Explore the spicy Chettinad Biryani, tangy Ambur Biryani, and the seafood-rich Goan Fish Biryani for a culinary adventure.
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- Rs 1 crore salary's reality in Mumbai: Big deal or just average? IIM graduate busts the myth
An IIM Ahmedabad alumnus explains why earning Rs 1 crore a year in Mumbai no longer guarantees financial luxury. While this salary places someone in India’s top 0.1% of earners, Mumbai’s high living costs—especially in upscale areas like Worli and Bandra—significantly reduce disposable income. Expenses such as steep rent, taxes, international school fees, and lifestyle costs mean savings may be limited. In suburbs like Thane, Rs 1 crore feels substantial, but in South Mumbai’s elite circles, it’s considered average.
- 'Not so fast': NASA shares a big update on 'end of the world' doomsday prediction
NASA, in collaboration with the European Space Agency, has updated its long-standing prediction about a future collision between the Milky Way and the Andromeda galaxy. A new study using data from the Hubble and Gaia space telescopes suggests that the once-assumed head-on crash is no longer a certainty. Researchers ran 100,000 simulations and found there's only a 50% chance the two galaxies will collide within the next 10 billion years.
- This woman’s dating research might reveal where your perfect match lives. She tracked 500+ matches for 'science experiment'
Caitlin Trask, a 32-year-old woman from Denver, is turning her dating life into a research project by tracking over 500 Hinge matches across various U.S. cities in a detailed spreadsheet she calls her "man catalog." By collecting data like age, height, job, and political views, she aims to identify which city offers the highest compatibility. Her experiment went viral on TikTok, drawing both praise and criticism. Trask ultimately plans to visit the cities with the most promising matches to see where her research might lead her in love.
- Kareena Kapoor and Malaika Arora follow one diet rule. Experts back it for their skin glow and perfect figure
Bollywood celebrities like Malaika Arora and Kareena Kapoor are embracing early dinners for better health. Malaika follows a 7 PM dinner rule and intermittent fasting, focusing on portion control rather than strict dieting.
- Want to live long? Forget expensive experiments, longevity doctor reveals simple secrets to a healthier, happier life
Dr. Avinish Reddy, a physician specializing in longevity, lives what he prescribes—regular exercise, nutritious meals with more vegetables, cognitive activities, and strong social bonds. Inspired by science and real-life results, his philosophy underscores that lasting health isn’t about complexity but about intentional living. His mantra: optimize where you're weakest, stay consistent, and make memories along the way.
- Dad baffled by 10-year-old son’s math homework question. But the kid outsmarts it, winning the internet
A U.S. father was baffled by his 10-year-old son's math homework and turned to Reddit for help. The problem’s multiple-choice answers didn’t align with basic logic. Reddit users agreed: the worksheet was flawed. Eventually, the child solved it correctly, prompting the teacher to confirm the mistake during a class discussion.
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- Ankur Warikoo shares his fat-free fitness comeback story with six-pack abs at 44: ‘Grateful for this second life’
Ankur Warikoo’s fitness journey began after a life-altering diagnosis that left him bedridden. Years later, he transformed not only his body but his mindset. From marathon goals to six-pack dreams, Warikoo embraced a rigorous lifestyle overhaul. Now at 44, he proudly displays his abs and credits discipline, not motivation, as the secret behind his fat-free life.
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