Lifestyle

19

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Video: Russian tourist rejects pani puri, tries bhel in Goa; her unexpected reaction gets people talking |

Russian tourist rejects pani puri, tries bhel in Goa A Russian tourist's food experience in Goa has sparked a conversation online after she tried bhel and shared her thoughts on the Indian snack. While she seemed to enjoy the dish, her comparison with poha and her dislike of pani puri caught viewers' attention. Social media users have since shared their own opinions on the snack and her reaction.Russian tourist tries bhel at a restaurant in GoaThe tourist was first offered pani puri by a server, but she declined, saying she did not like it. She was then recommended bhel and…

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19

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

The only place in India where no one worships Lord Hanuman and there is no temple dedicated to him

In a country where Hanuman is not just worshipped as a deity but is an emotion and a symbol of faith, temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman can be found across cities, towns and remote villages. However, there’s one Himalayan hamlet in Uttarakhand which is often known for its natural beauty, and another unusual reason. Villagers here traditionally do not worship Hanuman, and there is no temple dedicated to him in the village.Now there’s a very interesting reason behind it which lies in a centuries-old belief associated with the Ramayana and the Sanjeevani booti. Welcome to Dronagiri Village, a remote mountain…

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18

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Flight delayed? 5 things you should never do at the airport while waiting for your flight

You have reached the airport on time, cleared security and settled near your boarding gate when an announcement changes your plans. Your flight is delayed. Suddenly, you are wondering whether you will miss a connecting flight, reach your hotel late or have to rearrange the rest of your day.Flight delays can be frustrating, especially when nobody seems to have a clear answer. But how you handle those extra hours can make a difference. Here are five things you should avoid doing when your flight gets delayed.Images: Canva (for representative purposes only)

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18

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Quote of the day by Jane Austen: “There is no charm equal to tenderness of heart”; why kindness makes relationships stronger

Jane Austen was an English novelist known for exploring love, marriage, social expectations and human behaviour. Her best-known works include Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility and Emma.The quote is associated with her novel Emma, published in 1815. The novel follows Emma Woodhouse, a young woman whose confidence in her own judgement sometimes leads her to misunderstand other people's feelings. Through Emma's experiences, Austen examines the difference between good intentions and genuine understanding.Her writing remains relevant because she understood that relationships are shaped by small actions, social manners and the ability to recognise personal mistakes.

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17

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals if you talk too much, interrupt, or trust strangers too easily

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting brain teasers that trick the brain and eyes into believing what they see first, based on their perspective, focus, and thoughts running through their head at the time.The most interesting part of these images is that one person spots a face, another sees a train, and both are sure they are right. That small difference is what makes optical illusions so much fun, and they claim to reveal hidden traits about your personality based on what you see first.It is quite easy and does not require much effort; users are required to look at…

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17

Oct

By The Press Editor

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In Finland, people once put live frogs in milk to keep it fresh; the science behind this strange tradition |

It’s hard to imagine a frog in your milk container. But not in Finland! This might sound like a bizarre folk tale, but this unusual practice was reportedly followed by rural communities in Finland and Russia long before refrigerators were introduced. Back in time, people would place a live frog in a vessel of milk and allow it to help delay spoilage. While the practice might seem unhygienic and extremely shocking, scientists have discovered a fascinating connection between this traditional belief and the natural defence mechanisms of amphibians.Curious case of frog and milkBefore refrigerators became a household thing, keeping milk…

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16

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

What is ‘Love Bombing’? How narcissistic lovers use affection to control you

People with a narcissistic personality often crave admiration and validation from others. They may struggle to accept criticism and rejection and act entitled to receive praise and special treatment. Again, it is important to note that not all narcissists are the same, and not all manipulators exhibit the same patterns of abuse. But in an emotionally abusive relationship, excessive affection can be just one of the many manipulative tactics used by a narcissist in order to control you.Below are some of the most common ways love can be used to manipulate you.1. They rush the relationship so you do not…

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12

Oct

By The Press Editor

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Indian-Origin Techie: “That decision became a disaster…”: 61-year-old Indian-origin techie in Dallas struggles with rent and bills after struggling to get a job for two years; considers returning to India

Photo: Gautam Dev / Linkedin IITs, or the Indian Institutes of Technology, are the most prestigious institutions in India, and getting selected into one of these is a dream come true not only for students but also for their parents,Once the person graduates, they then imagine a long career in tech as a safe bet; people study hard, work for years, build up experience, and then they encounter an experience that they would least imagine after all these years.One such story is about a 61-year-old software engineer and an IIT Kanpur alum in Dallas, who moved to the United States…

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11

Oct

By The Press Editor

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‘Some bonds… are written in heaven’: Wife brings dinner to husband on night duty; the simple moment wins hearts – internet says ‘saath dene wali honi chahiye’ |

Love doesn't always show up in grand gestures. Sometimes, it's a home-cooked meal shared outside a closed bank while one person is on night duty and the other has come by just to spend a little time together.A video of a security guard having dinner with his wife outside an HDFC Bank branch has struck a chord with social media users. The clip, shared on X by user Gnyanad Bhatt, captures a quiet moment between the couple that many viewers found touching.The 20-second video shows the guard, dressed in a light blue shirt, sitting with his wife at a small…

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11

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

5 small rituals that can make couples feel closer

Maybe Sunday morning chai. A walk after dinner. Ordering the same dessert on movie nights. Grocery shopping together. Calling each other during the commute home.It does not have to be romantic in the traditional sense.In fact, the ordinary rituals often become the most comforting ones. Years later, it may not be the expensive dinner you remember most. It may be those ten-minute walks, the shared cup of tea or the familiar routine you never realised you would miss.Closeness rarely arrives with a dramatic moment. More often, it grows quietly through the things two people keep choosing to do for each…

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