Japan once let women rent a handsome man to cry with when life got too stressed; the unusual ‘handsome weeping boys’ that made headlines

Ikemeso Danshi, Japan (Image Credit: Canva) Japan is living ahead of time, like in all the senses. Feeling heartbroken, stressed or simply overwhelmed? The country offers an unusual solution for this too; hire a handsome man, put on something sad and let the tears flow on his shoulder. In a city known for its neon-lit…

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Madurai influencer asks for Diwali sweets, gets fake COD orders for TVs, fridges and phones worth lakhs in return; pleads, “Please stop…”

Instagram/@veeramani_official91 A Madurai-based social media influencer’s request for a box of Diwali sweets has turned into an ordeal involving unwanted cash-on-delivery (COD) orders for expensive electronic goods, repeated visits by delivery workers and calls from strangers. Veeramani, known for his humorous videos and use of local slang, shared his phone number and home address online…

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Planning your next trip? 5 things Indian travellers should know before travelling

5 things Indian travellers should know before travelling Planning a trip often means saving Instagram reels, shortlisting hotels and making a list of places to visit. But the little details that get overlooked before departure can sometimes cause the biggest headaches once you arrive.Whether you are planning a domestic holiday or travelling abroad, a few…

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Jim Carrey once thought he would work at a steel mill if Hollywood failed: What his early struggles reveal about his journey to fame |

(Image Credit: Movie still from the film The Truman Show 1998) Jim Carrey became one of Hollywood’s most recognisable comedy stars, but his life could have taken a very different turn. In a 2007 interview with The Hamilton Spectator, Carrey reflected on the future he once imagined for himself. If show business had not worked…

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Psychology says children who remember an embarrassing moment for years may be more affected by how others reacted than by the mistake itself

AI representation/ChatGPT A child gives the wrong answer in class and hears a few classmates laugh. Another trips during a school assembly, while someone else mispronounces a word in front of relatives. The moment may last only a few seconds, but years later, the child may still remember exactly who laughed, what someone said and…

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‘Best gift ever’: Woman shares emotional video of sister flying in from Dublin to surprise her on her 25th birthday

Woman shares emotional video of sister flying in from Dublin to surprise her on her 25th birthday A birthday celebration took an unexpected turn when a woman received a surprise visit from her sister. The reunion was captured in an Instagram video that shows how a simple birthday moment became a memorable occasion. Sister surprises…

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A conservation programme in Nagaland has involved former hunters in protecting migrating Amur falcons around Doyang Reservoir, turning local knowledge and community participation into tools for bird conservation

Every year, an extraordinary natural spectacle unfolds around the Doyang Reservoir in Northeast India’s Nagaland. Every year, as the autumn settles over Nagaland, thousands of migratory Amur falcons make their ways to the hills and forests of Wokha district. This is the time when this corner of Northeast India turns into an extraordinary natural spectacle,…

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Korean Mom Travels In India: From Delhi to Kerala, Korean mom explores 7 Indian destinations and reveals the one place she loved the most

From Delhi to Kerala, Korean mom explores 7 Indian destinations and reveals the one place she loved the most A Korean mother’s account of travelling across India has caught the attention of social media users. Jung Ae Um, who has been living in the country with her children for two years, recently shared her experiences…

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Meet Saravanan, the 44-year-old Tamil Nadu teacher who carries a box of books on his scooter to children in tribal settlements after the National Book Trust gave him 250 books worth ₹10,000

Image credit: The New Indian Express A six-year-old girl carefully counts from one to 10 in Tamil, reading from her mathematics book as her family watches. Government school teacher Saravanan stands nearby, pleased to see her progress. For him, the moment is a reminder of why he carries books to children in tribal settlements across…

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