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Bengaluru techie calls human dignity the biggest workplace perk, says he takes leave with just one message and works without strict attendance checks or micromanagement

For many professionals, a dream job comes with a handsome salary, free meals, gym memberships and a stylish office. But Bengaluru-based AI engineer Aman Vaishnav believes the most valuable workplace benefit is something that cannot be measured on a payslip: the freedom to work without being constantly monitored or having to justify every personal decision.His…

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As season 2 of ‘The Terminal List’ arrives, Chris Pratt says raising four children in Hollywood has taught him one parenting lesson: start and end each day with faith, because it is the ‘most important thing’ he will pass on

Of the many roles Chris Pratt plays in his life, the one he says matters most is the one he is least likely to win an award for: father. The Terminal List actor is married to author Katherine Schwarzenegger, and they have three children together. Pratt also has a son, Jack, with his ex-wife, actress…

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She walked away from a Rs 1 crore Dubai job to bet on oat milk; How Aarohi Surya built Dancing Cow into a Rs 2.2 crore business in India

Walking away from a job that pays more than Rs 1 crore a year is a major decision. For Aarohi Surya, however, the opportunity to build something of her own became more appealing than continuing her corporate career in Dubai. Alongside her husband, Anmol Goel, she co-founded Dancing Cow, a plant-based milk brand that has…

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She checked more than 3,000 frogs through rain, leeches and dark nights in the Western Ghats: how researcher Keerthi Krutha is tracking a deadly fungus so India can be warned of the threat before it spreads

Image courtesy: Sanctuary Nature Foundation When Keerthi Krutha’s mother asked her to return home for festivals, the wildlife researcher often had a different answer. “Amma, I am already home. The forest is my home,” she told her. For Krutha, the forests of the Western Ghats became a workplace where she spent nights searching for frogs,…

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At 14, Nepali schoolgirl Prakriti Malla went viral for her handwriting; one school assignment looked so perfect, people thought it was digitally printed

Prakriti Malla and her handwritten letter that went viral (Instagram) While we are in an age when children learn to type on keyboards and communicate through smartphones, Prakriti Malla, 14-year-old from Nepal, went viral for her beyond perfect handwriting. People often mistook her handwriting for a computer font as the letters are so evenly shaped…

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Japan visa for Indians: Visa fees, documents, application process and processing time explained |

Japan continues to attract travellers from across the globe, especially India. The country is globally-known for its historic temples, cherry blossom, iconic food scene, traditional streets and modern cities. Mt Fuji here is a dream destination of many. However, Indian passport holders planning a holiday in the country need to secure a visa or e-Visa…

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‘I feel like a kid again’: Woman living abroad shares Diwali gift sent by parents from India

Woman living abroad shares Diwali gift sent by parents from India Diwali can feel different when you are celebrating thousands of miles away from your family. For those living abroad, staying connected with loved ones during festivals often means finding little ways to share the occasion despite the distance. An Instagram video by Tanya Srivastava…

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Psychology study explains why people struggle to give away their grandparents’ old belongings, even when they no longer use them |

A cupboard full of unused crockery, an old grandfather’s watch or a stack of books inherited from a grandparent can take up space for years. The items may no longer fit into everyday life, yet the thought of donating them can feel surprisingly difficult. Even when families are trying to declutter, some belongings remain untouched…

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