Mother’s Day special: 5 types of moms

The helicopter mom is the one who’s always there—watching, asking, double‑checking, and worrying just a little more than the world seems to need. She’s the first to text before an exam, the one who notices if you’re not eating regularly, and the person who can somehow sense your mood through a two‑word reply. It often…

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Work-Life Balance: 4 practical changes working parents can make to improve work-life balance

For working parents, balancing work deadlines and emotional presence for children can feel like a constant negotiation. Between the chaos of meetings and school schedules, the challenge parents face becomes managing attention and energy. By the end of the day, they get so overwhelmed that they fail to spend meaningful time with their children. Working…

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Pope Leo Xiv: If the devil wears Prada, Pope wears Nike! Pope Leo XIV swaps papal shoes for Nike sneakers

Pope Leo XIV has become an internet style sensation after a documentary clip showed him wearing crisp white Nike trainers with his papal cassock. This unexpected fashion choice, dubbed “Holy Drip,” has sparked widespread online discussion and praise for its modern, approachable image, contrasting with traditional papal attire. When people think of papal fashion, they…

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Japanese proverb of the day by Yukichi Fukuzawa: “Heaven does not create one man above or below another man” — what this famous saying reveals about education, opportunity, and social progress |

Japanese proverb of the day (Ai-generated image) In every society, people are often divided by wealth, status, profession or access to opportunities. Some are successful and powerful; others are constrained, with few resources and limited opportunities for advancement. Over the years, many have wondered why the differences exist. Are people born unequal, or do circumstances…

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10 toxic habits that slowly ruin love and romance

Love rarely dies in a single blow. More often, it’s worn down by small, repeated habits that quietly chip away at trust, safety, and emotional connection. These “slow‑burn” behaviours can feel minor on their own, but over time they accumulate like a tangle, slowly tightening around the relationship until it becomes hard to breathe. Recognising…

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In 2010, Ben Silbermann noticed people saving random images online, and this became the foundation for the biggest social bookmarking platform |

When Ben Silbermann turned a simple insight of people loving organising inspiration into something inspirational. Image credit – Wikimedia While other social media networks were created to facilitate rapid sharing and instantaneous responses, this visual discovery engine was built quite differently. In 2010, the biggest social bookmarking platform’s co-founder Ben Silbermann, realised that people tend…

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