Lifestyle
Why can’t we stop laughing? The surprising science behind helpless laughter
Researchers have identified two distinct brain networks linked to laughter: one associated with spontaneous, joyful reactions and another involved in voluntary laughter during conversation.
LIFESTYLE
Lakmé Fashion Week: Ali Fazal turns showstopper for Tarun Tahiliani’s 'Tasva' menswear collection
The collection showcased modern Indian wedding wear inspired by the Tree of Life, Lipan Art and paisley motifs, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes.
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LIFESTYLE
Three myths about ageing and mobility: Why growing older does not mean slowing down
Retirement, driving and ageing at home can reshape mobility, but older adults continue adapting how they travel, live and stay connected.
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FOOD & TRAVEL
15 apps that can make your travel easier | World Tourism Day
Here are 15 these clever, helpful apps apps which will make travelling a bit easier than before.
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LIFESTYLE
How warming oceans are changing Earth’s tides
The Moon and Sun drive tides, but ocean depth, coastlines and warming seas also shape how tides behave around the world.
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LIFESTYLE
International Day of Sign Language: Let coexistence be the new normal
A deaf person may face barriers in accessing spoken-language communication, but others can make an effort to accommodate sign language in their everyday communication.
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LIFESTYLE
Apple’s always-listening watches are raising a new privacy question
Apple says its new listening features protect privacy, but critics question what always-on listening means for conversations in shared spaces.
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LIFESTYLE
How do suit styles differ? Understanding different cuts and styles | Explained
From British cut to Mandarin cut, take a look at various suit styles existing across the hemisphere.
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LIFESTYLE
Newborn girls may look more at faces, boys at objects, Cambridge study finds
Study of 130 newborns found both sexes generally preferred social stimuli, but girls spent a greater share of looking time at faces than boys.
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WORLD
Charles Spencer’s book on Princess Diana goes on sale, revisits royal family tensions
The memoir offers Spencer’s account of his sister’s life and her relationship with then-Prince Charles.
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LIFESTYLE
Sleep talking explained: Why your brain speaks while you sleep
Sleep psychologists say talking in your sleep is common and usually harmless, with the phenomenon linked to different parts of the brain staying active at different times.
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LIFESTYLE
Letters, diaries, reels: The 200-year paper trail of female friendship
Letters, diaries, scrapbooks, photographs and group chats reveal how women have documented friendship across two centuries.
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LIFESTYLE
New wild cat species identified in Bolivia's cloud forests
The tiny tiger cat, named Leopardus tilcayo, is the first new living cat species formally described in more than a century.
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LIFESTYLE
Why do some doors have hand-shaped knockers? The symbolism explained
In some areas, the ring in the hand-shaped knockers represented that the women inside the house were all married; this symbol thus acted as a ‘do not disturb’ sign to those seeking alliances.
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LIFESTYLE
Could your genes raise your risk of endometriosis? What to know
Severe or persistent period pain can signal endometriosis, while genetic and epigenetic factors may influence susceptibility to the condition.
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LIFESTYLE
Stressed? Here are a few tips to calm the nerves down
From taking a stroll in nature to writing your worries down, here are a few proven ways to deal with overwhelming stress.
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