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A greasy silicone baking mat may not be dirty. Repeated exposure to heat can cause oils to bond to its surface, experts say.
Three US Secret Service officials have been placed on administrative leave as the agency investigates potential misconduct amid heightened security scrutiny.
Allegations of registration, fee collection and financial irregularities have prompted calls for a probe into Mangalore University’s alumni association.
A 26-year-old woman was rescued after allegedly jumping from a 10th-floor flat in Mumbai and landing in an adjacent tree.
Deadly flash floods have devastated villages in Nepal, sweeping away homes, roads and bridges as rescue teams search for survivors.
Festive demand is driving a 15–20% rise in gig hiring, with delivery, warehouse and retail jobs expanding across smaller Indian cities.
US President Donald Trump has claimed America is achieving a major victory as the Iran war approaches six months, despite the conflict remaining unresolved.
Every step you take, stair you climb or even toe you wiggle sets off a small but important process in your legs. Your calf muscles help squeeze veins and push blood upwards towards the heart, working against gravity. This mechanism, known as the calf muscle pump, is increasingly attracting attention from researchers because of its […]
Setting up CCTV cameras at home does not necessarily mean installing one in every room. For a typical 2BHK apartment, two to four cameras are generally enough, with three offering a practical balance between security, coverage and privacy. The number of cameras needed depends less on the number of bedrooms and more on the home’s […]
Engineers are developing cyborg cockroaches fitted with cameras and medical injectors to help locate and assist people trapped in dangerous locations.
A survey of more than 90,000 IRCTC users found six dark patterns, with 70% reporting forced action during ticket booking or cancellation.
Doctors at MGM Cancer Institute used a vacuum-assisted technique to remove a benign breast lump from a 33-year-old woman.
EPF members can withdraw up to 90% of their corpus for an eligible home-loan repayment, but strict conditions apply.
A Rs 50,000 ESOP grant does not mean Rs 50,000 in hand. Here is how exercise tax and capital gains can affect your final proceeds.
FSSAI has issued a notice to a Delhi hotel after inspectors found 87 kg of expired sweets, pests and food hygiene violations.
Three family members trapped on the second floor were rescued after an old building collapsed in Delhi’s Kashmere Gate area.
Meta has agreed to strengthen safeguards for teenagers and pay up to $17 billion in a US case over alleged harm and addiction among young users.
AI-based tissue clocks reveal that human organs age at different rates, while blood may eventually help detect these organ-specific ageing patterns.
A deep partial lunar eclipse will darken nearly 96.3% of the Moon as skywatchers across the Americas watch Earth’s shadow sweep across the lunar surface.
A leaked Microsoft spreadsheet with nearly 600 employee entries offers a rare look at salaries, bonuses and stock awards across teams.
