“Jab nikalna hai nikalna hai”: Nana Patekar’s candid words on death from an old interview resurface after his passing

There was no drama in the way Nana Patekar spoke about death. No elaborate philosophy, no attempt to make mortality sound profound. In an old interview, the actor simply said: “I am not scared of death, jab nikalna hai nikalna hai.”The remark, made during a conversation with Siddharth Kannan has resurfaced following his death. In…

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Psychology says children who copy a parent’s words, expressions and gestures may be learning more than language |

Representative Image of a toddler imitating a parent from behind, highlighting learning through imitation ( AI Generrated Image) When a toddler suddenly starts echoing a parent’s words, facial expressions or gestures, it can look like simple mimicry. Developmental psychology research, however, shows that imitation is closely connected to children’s ability to learn from other people,…

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​October is the perfect month to explore these 10 countries; here’s why​

With temperatures transitioning from peak summer highs to cooler weather in many parts of the world, October is famously known as a shoulder season for travel. With rains gradually ending in some destinations, autumn setting in across others and several festivals around the corner, October offers both invigorating experiences and a calm, slow shift toward…

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Remembering Nana Patekar: Behind the unforgettable actor was a farmer at heart who never forgot where he came from

नाना पाटेकर का निधन There are actors you admire. There are actors you remember. And then there are a handful you somehow carry with you.Nana Patekar was one of those.The veteran actor, filmmaker and theatre artiste died on October 8 at the age of 75 after he was found unconscious at his home in Goa….

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“You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope”; Jane Austen’s timeless words from Persuasion on love, longing and the feelings we struggle to put into words

Jane Austen was born in 1775 and died in 1817. Her novels explored love, marriage, family, money, social expectations and the choices available to women in her time. Her writing remains powerful because romance in her novels rarely exists in isolation. Love is shaped by pride, class, reputation, family pressure and personal judgement. Persuasion, her…

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Odisha man quits IT job to ride Rapido in Bengaluru, LinkedIn post claims he uses passenger conversations to research dairy products |

An unconventional approach to market research has caught attention on LinkedIn after a post claimed that an Odisha man moved to Bengaluru, began working as a Rapido rider and started speaking to passengers about their dairy consumption habits. According to the post by LinkedIn user Varun Raj, the man, identified in the post as Dinesh,…

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Discover Your Ideal Jyotirlinga: Find Your Spiritual Path Based on Your Birth Date |

What if your birth date could point you towards a spiritual destination? In ancient Indian tradition, Jyotirlingas are not just religious sites to visit; each vibrates at a certain frequency that resonates with the date you were born on. Different birth dates link to different planetary energies, each tied to specific personality traits, strengths, and…

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Adi Kailash and Om Parvat turn into a winter wonderland; heavy snowfall leaves hundreds of tourists stranded at 14,500 feet

In a recent update, Uttarakhand’s high Himalayan region around Adi Kailash and Om Parvat have transformed into a breathtaking white wonderland. However, the dramatic change in scenery has also brought some serious travel issues. The region has received several feet of snow, roads have narrowed under accumulated snow and a sudden rush of tourists resulted…

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