In 2007, Mieko Catlett visited Uttarakhand’s Bageshwar with her husband Robert; 19 years later, she returned from Japan carrying his ashes to fulfil his final wish

At the Saryu River, she performed the final rituals in the presence of priests and family members. A Japanese woman travelled to Bageshwar in Uttarakhand, carrying the ashes of her late husband to fulfil a wish he had expressed before his death. Mieko Catlett reached the town in August with the ashes of Robert Catlett,…

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T. rex wasn’t always running: Scientists found 66 million years old the first-ever footprints of a fully grown T. rex, and they reveal how it really moved |

Representative Image via Canva Tyrannosaurus rex has been known as the most dangerous dinosaur for decades, and our picture of the giant beast has been built almost entirely from bones, skulls, ribs, teeth, and skeletons carefully pieced together in museums.Bones tell us what the animal looked like, how big it was, and even what it…

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In 2019, this engineer started cultivating saffron, not in Kashmir but inside a room in Noida; he invested ₹6 lakh and now earns an estimated ₹3.5 lakh a month

Ramesh Gera grows saffron indoors in a controlled setup in Noida. Saffron is not a crop most people would associate with a residential room in Noida. The city’s scorching summers, rising temperatures and urban pollution are a far cry from the cool conditions of Kashmir, where saffron has traditionally been cultivated in India.Yet, retired engineer…

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Smriti Mandhana says “sympathy feels worse”: The powerful lesson every woman can relate to about strength, setbacks and standing back up in relationships, at work and in family life

Smriti Mandhana says “sympathy feels worse” (Image: https://www.facebook.com/mandhanasmriti18/photos Smriti Mandhana’s recent conversation with Raj Shamani is interesting not because she reveals every painful detail, but because of what she says about how she chooses to deal with pain. In an interview centred on pressure, mistakes, emotions and failure, the Indian cricketer repeatedly returns to one…

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Relationship Court Battle: Indian-origin CEO spent ₹3.5 crore on his girlfriend, then sought it back after their breakup: What followed is an unusual court battle

The ₹3.5-crore dispute eventually reached the Singapore High Court A relationship that began with flights, luxury gifts and lavish spending eventually found its way into a Singapore courtroom after an Indian-origin businessman sought to recover nearly ₹3.5 crore he said he had spent on his former girlfriend.Chander Agarwal, CEO and managing director of logistics company…

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Ralph Lauren faces backlash over ‘embellishments’ that look a lot like India’s zardozi: ‘Name it when you use it’

Ralph Lauren’s latest runway look is getting attention for a reason that has little to do with the gown itself.The American fashion house unveiled its Spring 2027 collection during New York Fashion Week, with one deep pink evening gown drawing particular attention online. The heavily embroidered dress has now become the centre of criticism, with…

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Meena And Minal Story: In the 1980s, two orphan Indian babies were adopted by different Dutch families; 40 years later, became friends and found out they were sisters all along after a100% DNA match

Meena and Meenal (Photo: Reuters) Some friendships feel like soul connections, the kind where you can’t explain why you clicked with someone so quickly, or why a stranger suddenly feels like family.Most of the time, that feeling stays; most of us might have experienced this with one or the other person in our lives.But is…

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