A face pack can give the skin a temporary hydrated and refreshed appearance, but dermatologists caution that no homemade remedy can permanently change a person’s natural complexion. Choosing gentle ingredients, avoiding harsh DIY mixtures and following basic skincare habits can help the face look healthier and more radiant. Face packs have long been part of … Read more
Food and Chocolate has always been about taste, culture and tradition. But in the social media era, what people choose to eat is increasingly influenced by something else: how food looks on a screen. A dessert that photographs beautifully, produces a satisfying crunch when cut open or reveals an unexpected filling can move from an … Read more
For decades, the traditional idea of a travel holiday has revolved around exploration. Travellers have been encouraged to visit as many attractions as possible, discover hidden destinations, sample local food, take photographs and return home with a packed itinerary of experiences. But a new approach to travel is challenging that definition. Known as “room rotting,” … Read more
When it comes to India’s regional cuisine, few dishes represent the flavours and food traditions of Bihar as strongly as litti chokha. Made with wheat flour, roasted gram flour or sattu, spices and vegetables, this rustic combination has evolved from a traditional regional meal into a popular dish enjoyed across India. Litti consists of round … Read more
Watery eyes are common and often temporary, but frequent or persistent tearing can sometimes point to an underlying eye problem. Medically known as epiphora, watery eyes occur when the eyes produce too many tears or when tears cannot drain normally through the tear ducts. Depending on the cause, the problem may settle on its own … Read more
Nag Panchami, one of the important festivals associated with the worship of snakes and serpent deities in Hindu tradition, is being observed across many parts of India on August 17, 2026. The festival falls on Shukla Paksha Panchami during the month of Shravan and is traditionally associated with prayers for serpent deities and respect for … Read more
For years, FOMO — the Fear of Missing Out — has been one of the defining emotions of the social media era. The pressure to attend every gathering, follow every trend, respond to every message and keep up with carefully curated versions of other people’s lives has shaped how young people consume content, socialize and … Read more
Dinner is over but Sweet . You are comfortably full, the dishes are done and you have no real desire for another meal. Yet, somehow, the thought of chocolate, ice cream, cake, mithai or another sweet treat suddenly becomes difficult to ignore. For many people, this familiar post-dinner craving is less about physical hunger and … Read more
Not every friendship ends with an argument, betrayal or fight ,dramatic falling-out. Sometimes, there is no final conversation, no obvious reason and no moment when either person decides that the friendship is over. Instead, messages become less frequent, plans are postponed, conversations become shorter and, eventually, two people who once knew almost everything about each … Read more
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s traditional red Bandhej turban became one of the most noticeable elements of his appearance at the Red Fort on India’s 80th Independence Day on August 15, 2026. The striking tie-and-dye headgear, paired with a white kurta, brown Nehru jacket and tricolour pocket squares, once again brought India’s regional textile traditions into … Read more