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Long nails, no problem: How to use your phone with ease |

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Long nails, no problem: How to use your phone with ease |

Researchers have developed a clear nail polish that makes long fingernails conductive, allowing them to interact with capacitive touchscreens. Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons Anyone who's tried typing on a phone with nails that are long knows how difficult it can be. From sloping finger angles to frequent typing errors, manicures and touchscreens haven't ever been the best of friends. It doesn't matter whether it's manicures with acrylic nails as gel extensions, just naturally long nails; the majority of users will end up performing finger-tip exercises to type a message or to scroll through their social media.Scientists may now find a…

5 common tiger safari mistakes tourists make and how to avoid them

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May

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5 common tiger safari mistakes tourists make and how to avoid them

Focusing only on tigers makes people ignore the rest of the ecosystem, like birds, deer, insects, and the landscape itself. This narrow focus can make safaris feel “empty” if a tiger does not appear. Enjoying the whole forest, not just the big cat, often turns the same jeep ride into a richer experience, even on days without a tiger sighting.

9 fruit trees you can grow in a small yard or patio |

06

May

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9 fruit trees you can grow in a small yard or patio |

The home orchard has never been more within reach. Image Credits: Google Gemini Imagine walking outside and picking your own figs, Meyer lemons or peaches. For a growing number of Americans, it’s not a fantasy tied to a farmhouse; it’s just Tuesday in a modest backyard. Dwarf fruit trees have quietly brought home harvests to anyone with a decent patch of sun and a little outdoor space, however small.Fruit trees are having their momentHome gardening has become popular among younger Americans, and the reasons are more than just aesthetic. Research published in Systematic Reviews finds that gardening activities increase fruit…

5 style lessons to take from Trisha Krishnan

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May

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5 style lessons to take from Trisha Krishnan

If you’ve followed her for a while, you’ll notice her style hasn’t changed drastically - and that’s a good thing. It’s evolved, sure, but she hasn’t jumped on every trend just because it’s popular.She knows what works for her - certain cuts, colours, silhouettes—and she sticks to that. Then she tweaks things here and there instead of starting from scratch every time.That’s probably the most useful takeaway. You don’t need a whole new style every season. Figure out what suits you, build around it, and just keep refining it.At the end of the day, Trisha Krishnan’s style isn’t about grabbing…

5 unique national parks in South America where waterfalls, wildlife and wilderness come alive

05

May

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5 unique national parks in South America where waterfalls, wildlife and wilderness come alive

Galapagos National Park is probably one of the most unique ecosystems on the planet! It is created by volcanic activity and has been isolated for millions of years. The park is home to some rare animals on Earth including giant tortoises, blue-footed boobies and marine iguanas. There are penguins, sea lions, and countless endemic species that can’t be seen anywhere else. The place is a paradise for people who love diving and snorkelling. Visitors can snorkel with sea turtles, which is such a dreamy thing to do here. Strict conservation rules ensure sustainable tourism, and most areas can only be…

A look at the cricketer’s stylish private retreat

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May

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A look at the cricketer’s stylish private retreat

The home reflects family values and cultural roots. Prasidh and his family celebrate festivities in traditional style by dining on banana leaves. His house also features spaces for rituals and a balcony with panoramic views of Bengaluru’s greenery. These details make the house feel warm and personal, not only just luxurious.Prasidh Krishna’s Bengaluru home stands out as more than just a luxury bungalow. It is a space that combines elegance, privacy, tradition and comfort in a way that matches his life as a top-level cricketer. It is not just a luxurious space, but a calm and private retreat where he…

Personality test: The object you choose reveals where you are at life right now

04

May

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Personality test: The object you choose reveals where you are at life right now

We’re all pretty good at curating our lives. We say the right things at dinner parties and post the "correct" version of ourselves online. But your gut instinct? That thing is a bit harder to program. Your first, split-second instinct usually says way more about your current headspace than any carefully crafted sentence ever could.For example, this personality test is based on and image of four objects: A broken mirror, an old journal, a rusted key, and a wilted flower. Don't overthink it—just pick the one you’d reach for first. Depending on what you choose, a lot can be decoded…

How societal pressure shapes Indian children

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May

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How societal pressure shapes Indian children

“Log kya kahenge” sounds like concern, but for children it often translates into surveillance. It teaches them that the family image matters more than emotional honesty. That appearances matter more than distress. That a child’s job is not to be understood, but to be managed.The cost is high. Children may stop sharing problems with parents. They may hide friendships, interests, feelings, even mistakes. Some develop perfectionism. Some rebel later. Some simply carry guilt into adulthood, unsure who they are beneath all the expectations.And yet, many parents are not acting out of cruelty. They are passing on a fear they inherited…

How To Reset Dopamine Levels: Dopamine burnout is real: Why nothing feels exciting anymore and How to reset your brain

03

May

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How To Reset Dopamine Levels: Dopamine burnout is real: Why nothing feels exciting anymore and How to reset your brain

Dopamine burnout reflects a modern imbalance between constant stimulation and the brain’s natural reward system. Overexposure to quick rewards, stress, and digital habits can dull motivation and excitement. There was a time when small wins felt big. A message from a friend, a weekend plan, even a good meal could lift the mood. Now, for many people, those same moments barely register. The excitement feels muted, almost like life is being watched through a slightly fogged glass.This shift is often brushed off as stress or “just growing up.” But there is a deeper pattern emerging, one that scientists are beginning…

In 1978, James Dyson’s frustration with a clogging vacuum led to the formation of Dyson |

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May

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In 1978, James Dyson’s frustration with a clogging vacuum led to the formation of Dyson |

A common household frustration sparked an idea for James Dyson. He spent fifteen years developing a bagless vacuum cleaner. Dyson applied principles of cyclonic separation, a scientific technique. Image Credits: via Wikimedia Commons All of us have experienced such a scenario when we find ourselves in our living room with a noisy vacuum that is no more effective than the noise it makes in picking up anything at all. To many of us, it may just be a moment of frustration before we continue with the rest of our day. However, in 1978, while taking an afternoon break in the…