Lifestyle

10

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Delhi Metro passenger in bathrobe, towel on head goes viral; internet debates public etiquette: ‘What rule was broken here?’ |

Delhi Metro passenger in bathrobe, towel on head goes viral A woman travelling on the Delhi Metro has caught social media's attention for an unusual reason. Dressed in a bathrobe, with a towel wrapped around her head and under-eye patches on her face, she was seen sitting inside a train while appearing to follow her skincare routine. The video has prompted a discussion about public etiquette, personal freedom and whether people should be judged for their choices.Delhi Metro video sparks online debateThe clip was shared on X by a user named @HaramiParindey. It appears to show the woman inside a…

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10

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Tanning or dark spots? How to tell what your skin is actually dealing with

Tanning acts as a defense mechanism of the skin against ultraviolet rays. When the UV rays touch the skin, the melanocytes increase the production of melanin, which absorbs the rays, protecting the inner layers of skin from damage. This is a temporary, homogeneous darkening process that usually follows the areas exposed to sunlight and gradually fades once further sun exposure is reduced. Dark spots, on the other hand, point to a more serious pigmentation problem, such as melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, or solar lentigines. These do not always resolve with time alone because the underlying trigger, such as hormonal fluctuation, an…

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09

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

UP passengers jump off moving train to avoid ticket checking; Reddit says, ‘Gir ke mar jaenge lekin Rs 20 ka ticket nahi lenge’

UP passengers jump off moving train to avoid ticket checking A video showing passengers jumping off a moving train in Uttar Pradesh has sparked a debate on social media. The incident has left users questioning why people would risk serious injury to avoid a ticket check. As the footage circulated online, some shared their reactions, while others recalled similar experiences involving ticketless travel.UP passengers jump from moving train near Rasauli stationThe incident reportedly took place shortly before the train was due to reach Rasauli Railway Station. The passengers were allegedly trying to avoid a check by a Travelling Ticket Examiner…

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09

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

In 1985, this Gond artist’s painting sold for ₹1,500; over four decades later, one of his works fetched ₹18 crore at auction: The story of Jangarh Singh Shyam

Shyam’s paintings are known for their vivid colours, intricate patterns and depictions of animals, birds, trees and spiritual figures. In 1985, a painting by Jangarh Singh Shyam was bought for ₹1,500. In September 2026, another milestone in the late Gond artist’s story unfolded when one of his paintings fetched ₹18 crore at an auction in Mumbai. The sale brought renewed attention to an artist whose work helped take the visual traditions of Madhya Pradesh’s Gond community to an international audience.But the significance of the sale goes beyond the price. Shyam, who died in Japan in 2001 at the age of…

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08

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Optical illusion personality test: What you see first claims to reveal whether you are a practical thinker or a gut-feeling person

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting brain teasers that trick the brain and eyes into believing what a person sees first among the many objects clearly layered in an image. What makes these tests more interesting is that the person standing next to you might see a different object cleverly hidden in the photo.These tricky brain teasers also claim to associate each object with hidden personality types, which makes them even more interesting, and this is why people keep coming back to these posts.They are quick, cost nothing, and require no special knowledge. They also touch something we all enjoy,…

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08

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Quote of the day: “You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope”; Jane Austen’s timeless words from Persuasion on love, longing and the feelings we struggle to put into words

Jane Austen was born in 1775 and died in 1817. Her novels explored love, marriage, family, money, social expectations and the choices available to women in her time.Her writing remains powerful because romance in her novels rarely exists in isolation. Love is shaped by pride, class, reputation, family pressure and personal judgement. Persuasion, her final completed novel, is especially concerned with second chances, regret and the possibility of recognising love differently with time.

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07

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

‘My mom thinks I’ll be strict’: Tamannaah Bhatia imagines a different parenting style, reveals why her mother expects her to be strict

Actor Tamannaah Bhatia has shared a glimpse into an interesting conversation she has had with her mother about motherhood and the kind of parent she might become in the future. While promoting her film The Vvan, Tamannaah spoke to Filmygyan about her mother's prediction that she would become a strict mother. The actor, however, does not agree with that assessment and believes she would take a much more relaxed approach if she ever has children. Her comments offered a light-hearted look at how parents can sometimes have a different understanding of their children's personalities, especially when it comes to imagining…

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06

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Who is ‘Dehati Madam’ Yashoda Lodhi? Priyanka Chopra shared her video; from 12th-pass homemaker to English teacher with lakhs of followers

Yashoda belongs to Lodhan Ka Purwa village in the Sirathu Nagar panchayat of Kaushambi district, Uttar Pradesh. Yashoda Lodhi, popularly known online as “English With Dehati Madam”, recently found herself in the spotlight after actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas shared one of her videos on Instagram. For Yashoda, the moment was significant not simply because a celebrity had noticed her work, but because of how far she had come from her early days of learning English herself. In a new video posted on Instagram, Yashoda spoke about the unexpected attention her work received after Priyanka shared her video. “Friends, little did…

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06

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

“You think they are stupid”: When Ajay Devgn recalled his father’s death to Bear Grylls and what becoming a parent taught him

Devgn opened up about his father’s health problems and the injuries he suffered during his years of working on film stunts. Children do not always see their parents the way they do as adults. What once felt like unnecessary advice, restrictions or interference can look very different years later, especially after becoming a parent oneself. Ajay Devgn spoke about this change in perspective while talking about his father on Bear Grylls’ show in 2021. During the conversation, Devgn opened up about losing his father, his father’s health problems and the injuries he suffered during his years of working on film…

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05

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

5 small rituals that can make ordinary days feel more meaningful

Some days do not have anything particularly special about them. No big achievement, no exciting plan, no reason to celebrate. You wake up, check your phone, go to work, come home, eat something and eventually fall asleep.But perhaps a meaningful life is not built only around big moments. Sometimes, it is the small things we repeat quietly that make an ordinary day feel a little more alive.Here are five simple rituals that can bring a little more peace, presence and meaning into everyday life.Images: Canva (for representative purposes only)

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