Manali Traffic Jam: ‘Real problem is Indian work culture. Getting leaves from your manager is a pain… so people end up using the long weekends for trips’: Manali traffic jam leaves tourists stuck for hours, internet debates hill tourism

Manali was supposed to be the place to escape the noise of the city. But for many tourists who headed there over the long weekend, the first thing they found was something they were probably trying to get away from: traffic.As the three-day Gandhi Jayanti weekend brought a rush of tourists to Himachal Pradesh, Manali…

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Rs 2.5 lakh for 5 nights in Goa? Man compares festive holiday costs with Bali, Vietnam and Krabi and asks why foreign trips can sometimes cost the same

A festive holiday is supposed to be a time to relax, but for many travellers, planning the trip can bring a different kind of stress: the price. During peak travel periods, hotel rooms and flights at popular Indian destinations can become significantly more expensive, prompting some travellers to question whether an international holiday can sometimes…

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Serena Williams Parenting Rule: “I’m never gone more than 24 hours, ever”: Serena Williams reveals the parenting rule she follows for her daughters Olympia and Adira

Photo: Serena Williams/ Instagram Serena Williams has lifted 23 Grand Slam singles trophies and played on the biggest stages in Tennis for more than two decades. While most of us would imagine Williams in sports jerseys, sporting the ball and racket, she posted a humbling photograph from the most humbling side of her life.The picture…

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“It’s insanely lonely here”: 35-year-old Indian engineer with $360,000 savings rethinks life in the US

For many Indians who move abroad, the decision is often imagined as a straightforward trade-off: better salaries, international exposure and a different lifestyle in exchange for being away from family and familiar surroundings. But for one 35-year-old Indian engineer, 12 years of living in the US have left him questioning whether the life he built…

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Psychology says children who turn household objects into toys may have stronger imaginations than parents realise |

A banana held to the ear, a saucepan worn as a helmet, a cardboard box turned into a rocket, children everywhere transform household objects into toys, and parents often dismiss it as silliness. Psychology research suggests otherwise. According to Simone Bijvoet-van den Berg and Elena Hoicka, writing in the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology in…

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