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Climate change is usually communicated through scientific data, research findings and warnings about the future. But researchers and writers are increasingly exploring another powerful tool — poetry — to help people understand the emotional and human dimensions of a changing climate. Poetry can make climate science personal Poet and professor Sam Illingworth says poetry can […]
Gurgaon is often associated with waterlogging, poor air quality, traffic jams and the rush around Cyber Hub. However, a social media post by a resident who has lived in the city for 11 years has highlighted another side of Gurgaon — its wide range of outdoor and sporting activities. The resident argued that the city’s […]
Starbucks may have built its reputation on coffee, but younger customers are increasingly turning to cold drinks, custom flavours and visually appealing beverages instead of traditional hot coffee. Elaine Ling, 21, who divides her time between New York and California, says she prefers local cafes for coffee and visits Starbucks mainly for its cold drinks. […]
Indian weddings have always embraced grandeur, and in 2026, even the smallest accessories are getting their moment in the spotlight. Bridal and bridesmaid bags are emerging as statement pieces, adding colour, sparkle and personality to wedding looks.
Indian wedding menus are moving beyond elaborate buffets and global food counters, with couples increasingly using food to tell their stories. From Maggi and McDonald’s to treasured family recipes, familiar flavours are finding a place in modern wedding celebrations.
The used coffee grounds left behind after brewing a cup of coffee may have a surprisingly useful second life. Instead of going straight into the bin, they can be used to help disguise small scratches on wooden furniture. An educational lesson from the West Virginia University Extension Service suggests that a paste made from damp […]
The language surrounding skin fairness in India may be changing, but the desire for lighter skin has not necessarily disappeared. What was once openly marketed as ‘fairness’ is increasingly being repackaged through skincare, dermatological treatments and digital platforms. Fairness creams that once dominated advertisements are less prominent today. Yet the underlying preference for lighter-looking skin […]
A striking wooden skyscraper beside Norway’s Lake Mjøsa is offering a glimpse of how cities could rethink the materials used to build their future. Mjøstårnet, an 18-storey tower in Brumunddal, was designed as a demonstration of what modern timber construction can achieve. The building combines offices, apartments and a 72-room hotel, with its main structure […]
The Menopause in the Workplace 2026 Menopause & Menstruation Friendly Employer Awards have announced their finalists following a record number of entries and a rigorous judging process.
Scented candles are becoming popular for gifting, decor and everyday routines, creating new opportunities for home-based makers selling through social media.
A travel creator’s video praising a clean Bhutan vegetable market has sparked a wider conversation about hygiene and organised markets in India.
A greasy silicone baking mat may not be dirty. Repeated exposure to heat can cause oils to bond to its surface, experts say.
Dubai will launch its “Little Consumer” initiative in schools to teach children simple consumer rights and smarter shopping habits.
Dubai does not use traditional area-based ZIP codes. Here is what travellers and online shoppers should enter when placing delivery orders.
Miss Universe Pakistan Misbah Arshad congratulated India’s Kaziah Liz Mejo after her Miss Universe India 2026 win, calling Team Asia stronger.
Kriti Sanon’s Rakhi ad has sparked a tradition-versus-modernity debate, joining other Indian festive and bridal campaigns that faced backlash.
Rashmika Mandanna made her first public appearance after her hip injury at Sahil Reddy’s engagement in a Rs 89,900 bottle-green Anarkali.
Shilpa Shetty revisited decades of leopard-print fashion, showcasing throwback looks from her childhood, 90s, Y2K era and recent style archive.
Sharvari has opened up about her fitness and diet routine, saying consistency matters more than following a perfect workout or restrictive diet.
Psychology student Misbah Arshad has been crowned Miss Universe Pakistan 2026 and will represent the country at the global pageant in Puerto Rico.
