Helen Keller in 1888 vacationing in Cape Cod (Wiki) For many travellers, the idea of adventure begins with a destination, a far away mountain or an unexplored beach, an unfamiliar city or a long road journey. But for Helen Keller, travelling anywhere was an adventure. For her, it was never simply about reaching a new…
Woman warns against sharing salary with friends, family and colleagues Salary is one of those details that can change the tone of a conversation once it is out in the open. A simple number can lead to questions about spending, savings and career growth. That is why a recent social media discussion around salary sharing…
A name connected with uniqueness can carry a lasting message of individuality, reminding a child that being different can be something to embrace. From traditional Sanskrit choices to names with Arabic roots, these options offer different sounds and cultural backgrounds while sharing the idea of being one of a kind. (All Image Credits: Canva) Source…
Vande Bharat sleeper (Instagram) Indian Railways is preparing to add another Sleeper Vande Bharat service to one of the country’s busiest travel corridors. According to a recent Times of India report, a second Sleeper Vande Bharat is being planned between Delhi and Varanasi. As per reports, the train will pass through Kanpur and Prayagraj, potentially…
Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the brain and eyes into seeing what they perceive first, based on their thoughts, focus, and perspective, among the many objects layered into one another. Our brains are wired to make quick sense of what we see, filling in gaps and jumping to conclusions even before…
An unusual education initiative in Kodaikanal’s Kombai-Perungadu tribal settlement is changing how children and families think about schooling. Instead of beginning with textbooks, teachers first arrived with nail cutters, hygiene lessons and conversations with parents. The initiative, called “School on Wheels”, was started in 2024 by My School Satya Surabhi to reach children who had…
