Lifestyle

19

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

10 baby girl names that feel effortlessly elegant and modern

The appeal of these names lies in their ability to feel distinctive without becoming overly trendy. From celestial choices such as Elara and Celeste to mythology-inspired Freya and classic Clara, each name carries its own character while maintaining a graceful, modern quality. For parents searching for a name that can grow naturally with their daughter, these options offer an elegant balance of tradition and contemporary style. (All Image Credits: Canva)

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19

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Neem Karoli Baba: Quote of the day by Neem Karoli Baba: “Even if a person hurts you, give him love. The worst punishment is to throw someone out of your heart.”What Maharajji advises on acting with compassion even in times of pain

Neem Karoli Baba (Photo: @Dharmsena_1) Some words linger a little longer and touch those parts of our hearts and minds where ordinary advice cannot reach.Such are the words of Neem Karoli Baba, popularly known as Maharaj ji, a 20th-century Guru and qa devoted follower of Lord Hanuman, who has guided numerous Westerners and big names in the Tech industry, like Steve Jobs and also Ram Dass, who is said to have taken his spiritual practices to the West.Neem Karoli Baba’s ideas were always centered around the theme of ‘love everyone, serve everyone, remember God, and tell the truth’; following this,…

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18

Aug

By The Press Editor

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Psychology says some people don’t miss you, they miss the version of themselves you brought out when you were around |

The illusion of longingIt is an exceedingly common scenario encountered within the therapeutic space: a client laments the painful, lingering end of a past relationship, romantic or platonic, entirely convinced that their ongoing, obsessive grief is definitive proof of the other person’s irreplaceable nature. They endlessly dissect old text messages, replay decades-old memories like curated film loops, and experience a chronic, heavy sense of emotional yearning that impairs their current functioning. Yet, as the clinician begins to systematically unpack the actual history and structural dynamics of that relationship, a stark contradiction typically emerges. The bond was frequently volatile, emotionally unfulfilling,…

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18

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

10 powerful baby boy and girl names from different cultures that mean strength

Matilda comes from Germanic elements traditionally interpreted as “strength” and “battle” or “might.” The name has been used by royalty and historical figures and carries an unmistakable sense of courage. Despite its ancient roots, Matilda remains a charming and distinctive choice today. A name associated with strength does not have to sound bold or powerful to carry a meaningful message. From Ethan and Andrew to Audrey, Valentina and Matilda, these names show how different cultures have expressed ideas of courage, resilience and inner power. For parents choosing a name, each offers not just a beautiful sound but also a story…

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17

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Indian Work Culture: Indian woman in UK compares work-life balance with India: ‘All we do is wait for the weekend’

Indian woman in UK compares work-life balance with India: ‘All we do is wait for the weekend’ The 9-to-5 routine is often described as a fixed working schedule, but for many employees, the day does not really feel over when office hours end. What happens after work can shape how much time people have for the rest of their lives, from family and health to simple moments of relaxation.This question has sparked a fresh conversation online after Indian woman Anushka Vyas, who lives in the UK, shared a video comparing the lifestyle she sees there with her experience of work…

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16

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Why some people enter your life only to leave: 5 spiritual reasons

Why some people enter your life only to leave: 5 spiritual reasons Some people arrive in our lives so naturally that we never stop to question why. A new friend, a first love, a colleague who unexpectedly becomes important, or even someone we meet for a short but unforgettable period.Then one day, things change. People move away, relationships end, conversations stop, and someone who once felt like such a big part of your life becomes a memory.The hardest part is often not the goodbye itself. It is wondering what the connection was supposed to mean.From a spiritual perspective, not every…

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16

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

A mother taught her 3-year-old to dial the police helpline in a fun game; it turned out to save her life when she actually collapsed

Photo: South Yorkshire Police/ BBC Most of us think of toddlers as the ones who need looking after and to be taken care of, and not the ones who come to the rescue. But sometimes even small children do something so surprising and quick-witted that it seems extraordinary.One such incident happened when a three-year-old remembered exactly what he'd been taught and acted on it without hesitation, in a moment of real danger.A 3-year-old James called the police helpline after his mother collapsedA video doing rounds on social media shows the recording between the police and the little baby, who dialed…

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15

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

When children leave home, parents can feel lost too: 5 signs of ‘empty nest syndrome’ and how to cope

For years, a parent’s day can revolve around someone else’s schedule. Breakfast before school, forgotten lunch boxes, exam stress, late-night conversations, weekend plans and countless small responsibilities quietly become the rhythm of family life.Then, one day, the bedroom is empty.28 Jul 2026 | 16:26Which parenting tip from elders actually worked for you?The child may have left for college, moved to another city for work, got married or simply started living independently. While it is a milestone parents have spent years preparing for, the reality can feel surprisingly painful.This emotional transition is often described as “empty nest syndrome”- a period when…

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15

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

“Why wouldn’t he?”: Akshay Kumar says his son Aarav is working for Rs 4,500 while learning fashion; the parenting lesson Indian parents can take from it

Akshay Kumar with his son Aarav. (Instagram/akshaykumar) For parents, it can be difficult to watch their children start small. We often want them to get the best job, earn a good salary and choose a career that looks successful from the beginning. But sometimes, children need the freedom to explore, make their own choices and learn by doing.Bollywood star Akshay Kumar recently shared an example from his own family. In a podcast conversation with Shubhankar Mishra, he said his son Aarav does not want to enter films. Instead, he is interested in fashion.28 Jul 2026 | 16:22How do you teach…

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14

Aug

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Quote of the Day by Eleanor Roosevelt:“The purpose of life is to live it, to taste it, to experience it to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experiences”; a powerful reminder to travel

“The purpose of life is to live it” (Wiki) Anna Eleanor Roosevelt needs no introduction. She was an American diplomat and activist who served as the longest-serving First Lady of the United States, from 1933 to 1945, during her husband Franklin D. Roosevelt’s four terms as president. The woman lives through her words of wisdom. And few words capture the spirit of travel as beautifully as this quote by Eleanor Roosevelt, when she said,“The purpose of life is to live it, to taste it, to experience it to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and…

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