Nandini Sethi: ‘Why do people like this city so much?’ Woman’s ₹1.31 lakh Mumbai expense breakdown goes viral

IIM graduate Nandini Sethi’s ₹1.31 lakh monthly expense breakdown in Mumbai has sparked a fresh debate online about the city’s rising cost of living. The question of how much it really costs to live in Mumbai is once again being discussed across social media. This time, the conversation began after a corporate employee shared her…

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There’s a train in China that runs through a residential building apartment and it is one of the world’s most incredible travel experiences |

Chongqing’s unique monorail Most cities build train stations beside buildings. But China is different. At first look, you’ll think it’s an illusion or an AI-created video. Because who would believe that a metro train can glide straight through the middle of a 19-storey apartment building! But it’s as true as it gets. In China’s Liziba…

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This Karnataka boy grew up in a village without the internet; today, his space-tech startup works with NASA: What Pixxel CEO Awais Ahmed’s parents invested in

Pixxel co-founder Awais Ahmed with his parents. (Image courtesy: The Hindu) Karnataka’s Awais Ahmed is now emerging as one of India’s leading young entrepreneurs. Recently, his startup, Pixxel, secured a NASA contract. tThe company he co-founded, will provide hyperspectral Earth-observation data to the civilian space agency. Interestingly, the 28-year-old CEO grew up in a quiet…

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A Marshmallow love story: Wisconsin woman met a rescue beagle and could not stop thinking about her; so she went on a ‘manhunt’ to find the dog and finally adopt her |

It was a meet-cute and yes, love at first sight. But their story took time to begin and had the whole internet rooting for their happily ever after. Stephanie Stern volunteered to help over 1,000 beagles find homes. According to the Associated Press, Ridglan Farms, a dog breeding and research facility in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin…

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The surprising reason supermarket eggs are always stored outside in India but refrigerated in many Western countries​

Walk into a supermarket in India and you will usually find eggs stacked neatly on open shelves, sitting comfortably at room temperature alongside bread or packaged foods. Visit a grocery store in the United States, Canada, or many parts of Europe, however, and the story is completely different. There, eggs are almost always lined up…

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