Lifestyle

30

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

10 baby names inspired by ancient civilisations

Ancient civilisations have left behind a rich legacy of history, mythology, powerful rulers and remarkable cultural traditions. Their influence can still be seen in names that have survived across centuries, carrying stories of queens, emperors, gods and legendary figures. From the royal heritage of ancient Egypt and Persia to the wisdom of Greek mythology and the strength of the Roman Empire, these names offer parents meaningful choices with a historical connection. Some are familiar even today, while others are distinctive options for those looking for a name with character, cultural depth and a timeless appeal.

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30

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

German man’s love for dosa and filter coffee in Bengaluru wins the internet, with users joking, ‘Aadhaar card approved by government’

German man's love for dosa and filter coffee in Bengaluru wins the internet, with users joking, ‘Aadhaar card approved by government’ A German man's love for a popular South Indian meal has caught the attention of social media users, with some joking that he has become a local. His Instagram post offers a glimpse into his life in Bengaluru, where a simple food combination has taken on a familiar meaning.German man shares his love for dosa and filter coffeeContent creator Mads shared a video of himself enjoying dosa and filter coffee at Dakshin Thindi in Jayanagara. Describing the experience of…

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29

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Money Plant Care: Can money plants grow in water forever? Tips and tricks to know

A money plant in a glass of water is a common sight in Indian homes, on a desk, a bookshelf or a living room corner. It's easy to start, looks pretty and needs no soil. But can it really stay in water for life? The short answer is yes, with a few conditions. Here is what your plant needs to stay healthy and what to watch out for.The short answer is yes, but with careA money plant (pothos) can live in water for years. It will survive on plain water for a while, but it won't grow much. Over time,…

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28

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Meet Bert Mueller, the American who moved to India in 2011 and turned a $250,000 investment into a $23 million Mexican food chain in Bengaluru; California Burrito now has 103 stores, with plans to reach 300 by 2030

Bert Mueller moved from the US to India and built California Burrito into a successful food chain. (Photo: CNBC Make It) When Bert Mueller first considered bringing Mexican-inspired cuisine to India, the options were limited. Now, more than a decade later, the American entrepreneur has built California Burrito into a business generating $23 million in annual revenue, proving that an idea born out of curiosity can grow into a substantial enterprise.Mueller, who grew up in Silver Spring, Maryland, moved to India in December 2011. What began as a decision to explore a country vastly different from his own eventually led…

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28

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Psychology explains why some people recharge in solitude while others feel energised by company; what this difference reveals about social needs and personality

The personality contrast (Canva) Some people love parties while some enjoy their own company. Some people look forward to a quiet evening at home to relax, finding comfort in reading a book, listening to music or simply being alone and sipping a cup of coffee with their thoughts. Others feel refreshed after meeting friends and attending a family gettogether.Shubham Saini works as an interior designer in Mumbai. He says he meets over 20 new people everyday because of his profession. And by the end of the day, he craves silence and his own company to relax mentally.“I love my company.…

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27

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Luke Coutinho visits Japan for five days and discovers 4 Japanese words that could change the way you look at life

Luke Coutinho visits Japan for five days and discovers 4 Japanese words that could change the way you look at life People often measure a good life by how much they achieve, how quickly they reach their goals and how much they manage to do in a day. But there is more to life than staying busy or constantly trying to get ahead. Four Japanese expressions shared by health and wellness expert Luke Coutinho offer a different way to look at everyday habits and personal well-being.Coutinho shared these words after spending five days in Japan to study health and science.…

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27

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

5 promises every husband and wife should make to each other on Karwa Chauth for a stronger marriage

It’s easy to get caught up in romantic speeches on a special occasion, but keeping those promises when life gets messy is what actually counts.You don't need to turn your Karwa Chauth evening into an intense, formal summit about your relationship. Once the rituals are done, the moon has been sighted, and you've finally eaten, just have an honest, relaxed chat about how you can make daily life a little smoother for each other.Maybe it’s putting phones away during dinner. Maybe it’s being more patient during arguments, sharing chores without being reminded, or locking in a proper date night once…

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26

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

5 things to do before leaving your hotel room for the day

You have had breakfast, picked the places you want to visit and are ready to head out. But just as you reach the hotel lobby, you remember that your room key is still on the table. Or worse, you return hours later to realise that you left something important behind.Small oversights can cause unnecessary trouble when you are travelling. Before stepping out for a day of sightseeing, shopping or work, take a few minutes to check these five things.Images: Canva (for representative purposes only)

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26

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Psychology says children who carry the same toy from room to room may be seeking more than entertainment

A toddler carrying a soft toy from the bedroom to the living room, insisting on taking it along during family outings or becoming upset when it is nowhere to be found may appear to be attached to a favourite plaything. But for some children, the object serves a purpose beyond entertainment: it offers familiarity, comfort and a sense of security as they navigate an unfamiliar or overwhelming world.Child-development researchers have studied this behaviour under the concept of transitional objects or attachment objects. These are familiar items, often soft toys, blankets or pieces of cloth, that children turn to for reassurance.…

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25

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

‘Nothing new after Steve Jobs’: Billionaire Peter Thiel takes a brutal dig at Apple and Tim Cook |

PayPal cofounder and billionaire investor Peter Thiel isn't holding back on his thoughts regarding Apple. In a conversation with author Walter Isaacson on The Builders podcast, the venture capitalist argued that the tech giant hasn't brought anything genuinely groundbreaking to the table since Steve Jobs passed away in 2011.While acknowledging that Apple remains a powerhouse financially, Thiel made a clear distinction between raw corporate profit and true technological innovation."Nothing New After Jobs"During the interview, Thiel reflected on Apple's trajectory over the past decade and a half, suggesting that the company has mostly been riding the momentum of the original 2007…

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