Meet Babul Ali, the differently-abled farmer from Assam who turned a plastic chair into a symbol of grit and resilience |

Photo: @pepa.assam/ Instagram As people approach their old age, they look forward to their children for support, care and nurturing, but some others simply decide to forge their own path forward, no matter how difficult the road seems.It’s easy to talk about resilience in that context, but much harder to actually watch someone practice it…

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​Psychology explains why chai and pakoras feel irresistible during the monsoon

Interestingly, psychology offers another perspective. A well-known study published in Health Psychology found that while people strongly believe comfort foods improve mood, the emotional benefit may come less from the food itself and more from the comforting context surrounding it. In other words, feeling safe, slowing down, spending time with loved ones or simply taking…

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Quote of the day by Aristotle: “The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”

Art reveals deeper human feelings and inward significance. It goes beyond mere imitation to show essential patterns. Aristotle believed art represents inner truths and universal concepts. This deeper meaning helps us understand ourselves and the world. Art teaches and touches us, offering profound life insights. Art is more than what meets the eye. True art…

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Quote of the day by Ram Dass: “Your problem is you are too busy holding on to your unworthiness.” ; What Harvard psychologist and psychedelic says about not attaching ourselves to feeling lesser than others

Many people struggle with feelings of unworthiness despite outward success. Ram Dass taught that peace comes from recognizing inherent worth beneath insecurities. Our attachment to negative self-beliefs limits us more than external factors. Practicing self-compassion and forgiveness helps release these persistent feelings. Accepting mistakes as human allows us to value ourselves fully. While the world…

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India’s first Hydrogen Train to launch on July 17: What every rail traveller should know; fare, schedule and more |

In a recent update, Indian Railways is ready to write history by launching the country’s first indigenous hydrogen-powered passenger train this July. It will mark a milestone in India’s journey towards cleaner and more sustainable rail travel. And the date decided for the much-awaited launch is July 17. The train is expected to be flagged…

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Annie Sharma: This content creator says you don’t need to quit your 9-to-5 to travel the world – here’s how

Travel content online often celebrates people who leave their jobs and start exploring the world full-time. While those stories are inspiring, they can also make regular professionals wonder if travelling often is possible without making a major career change. A recent Instagram video is now getting attention for offering a different perspective. Instead of talking…

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Toxic Work Culture: Candidate loses her job after asking details on working hours and offer letter; netizens bash the firm for toxic behaviour |

An aspiring candidate with an architectural background lost a potential position at a firm after asking for clarity on total working hours. In the now-viral Reddit post, the user shared the conversations with the recruiter. Highlighting the firm’s toxic work culture, the screenshots prompted an internet conversation about committing to a role despite long working…

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