A podcast clip featuring entrepreneur Alex Hormozi has gone viral after he shared the early career story of his business partner, Sharran Srivatsaa. During a conversation with Tony Robbins, Hormozi recalled how Srivatsaa was once told that his strong Indian accent would make it difficult for him to find a job in the US. Srivatsaa…
Spotting an octopus underwater isn’t always easy. Keeping your eyes on one thing is even harder. Within seconds, it can change the colour of its skin to match rocks, coral, or sand. But that’s only part of the illusion. It can also change the texture of its skin, creating bumps, ridges, or smooth patches that…
Nature-inspired names have a timeless appeal because they remind us of the beauty and balance found in the natural world. Whether inspired by flowers, trees, rivers, or the sky, these names often carry positive meanings linked to growth, hope, resilience, and harmony. They also feel fresh and meaningful, making them a wonderful choice for a…
We live in a world that doesn’t believe in slow travels. We are breathing in a fast-paced universe, where we are often burdened with work schedules, commitments, and endless screen time. These things often keep families apart even while living under the same roof, which is so weird. But interestingly while technology has kind of…
It is not a long but incredibly diverse journey from Kochi to Kannur, and passengers will see lots of coconut groves, paddy fields of vivid green colours, flowing rivers, villages, and tranquil backwaters, which are so specific to Kerala. Every season brings something new to view. Comfortable and beautiful scenery make this railway journey one…
A viral photo of an African Jacana bird appearing to have eight legs has captivated social media. Wildlife photographer Neal Cooper captured the stunning image, revealing a remarkable parental behavior. The male Jacana, the primary caregiver, tucks his unusually long-legged chicks under his wings for protection, creating the illusion of extra limbs. This fascinating display…
While in many parts of the world, snakes inspire fear, in India, it’s a different story. Snakes are feared but are also revered as protectors, guardians, and divine beings. Snakes are worshipped in India and have been deeply woven into mythology. From Lord Shiva’s serpent Vasuki to the serpent king Nagaraja and the serpent Sheshanaga,…
According to psychologists, our brains are using a great deal of expectations to perceive pictures. If you look at a busy marketplace, then your eyes will try to catch the details such as people, stalls, shopping bags, and other objects that belong there. An ice cream cone is hidden cleverly, and because of that, it…
Meet the cassowary, a bird hailed as the closest living relative to dinosaurs. Standing nearly two meters tall and weighing over 58 kilograms, this Australian native boasts reptilian legs, sharp claws up to 12 centimeters long, and a formidable casque. While not inherently aggressive, cassowaries can deliver bone-breaking kicks and have been known to attack…
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), obesity rates have nearly tripled worldwide since 1975. At the same time, the increasing consumption of ultra-processed foods and frequent unhealthy snacking are increasingly contributing to obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders. Research published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition also indicates that snacks high in protein…