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Backyard Transformation: Virginia couple spent $900 transforming their overgrown one-acre backyard into a miniature state park: Their budget-friendly garden makeover is attracting butterflies, hummingbirds and other wildlife, proving that a beautiful backyard need not cost a fortune |

When Brittany Lafave and Ryan Webb moved into their first home in Virginia last winter, the one-acre backyard was a bit of a jungle. Most people would have called in a landscaper, flattened everything and planted a neat lawn. This couple did the opposite. According to a report by People, they decided to turn the…

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Around 1600, a Mughal artist painted the Virgin Mary after European images reached Emperor Akbar’s court; 426 years later, the tiny painting sold in London for £152,400, more than three times its highest estimate

Photo Courtesy: CHRISTIE’S A small painting of the Virgin Mary, created in Mughal India around 1600, has sold for £152,400 (approximately Rs 1.8 crore) at Christie’s in London, fetching more than three times its highest estimate. Measuring just 14 x 8.2 cm, the artwork offers a glimpse into a period when Indian artists were encountering…

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70 Million Year Old Amber: Woman used a reddish stone as doorstop for years; after her death, it was found to be a 70-million-year-old treasure hidden in plain sight that even thieves missed

Some useful objects in homes get the least of our attention, like a chipped mug, a pile of old books, or a heavy stone doorstop that holds it open. All these remain in their places for years, doing their quiet job, and we hardly pay heed to their existence.But what if one of these hidden…

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Pablo Picasso: Quote of the day by Pablo Picasso: “Why do two colours, put one next to the other, sing? Can one really explain this? No. Just as one can never learn how to paint”

Pablo Picasso (Photo via X) Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter and sculptor and one of the most recognised artists of the 20th century. He co-founded Cubism and made art that broke normal stereotypes about art, going beyond ordinary forms. Beyond art, he also talked about some profound ideas that continue to remain relevant even…

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‘Mujhe toh mera beta bithayega hawai jahaj mein’: Man takes parents on their first flight, fulfils a childhood dream years later

Man takes parents on their first flight, fulfils a childhood dream years later An Instagram video shared by a man named Bobby has brought attention to a special family moment. After dreaming about it since childhood, he has finally taken his parents on a plane for the first time. His story reflects a personal goal…

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In 1851-52, a Delhi artist painted the only known portrait of Bahadur Shah Zafar’s spiritual adviser Kale Miyan; the rare image reached the US art market in 2000 and sold in London for £63,500 in 2026

Ghulam Nasir al-Din, Known as ‘Kale Miyan’, and two attendants by a follower. (Photo credit: Christies.com) In the final years of Mughal rule in Delhi, an artist painted a portrait of Ghulam Nasir al-Din, a spiritual adviser to Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar. Known as Kale Miyan, he was a respected religious figure whose influence extended…

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India’s only confirmed active volcano rises from the Andaman Sea, surrounded by black lava slopes and deep-blue water; travellers can view the remote volcanic island by boat, but landing is restricted

Image credit: goandamanholidays.com Imagine sailing across the deep blue waters of the Andaman Sea, with the dark rugged slopes of a volcanic island rising in the distance. As your boat circles the coastline, you might be lucky enough to spot a plume of smoke rising from its crater, as the earth remains active beneath this…

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