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F1 World Champion, Kimi Antonelli enjoys washing his car by hand. The psychology behind the everyday choresFormula 1 champion Kimi Antonelli enjoys washing his car by hand, taking time to clean and dry it properly. Psychological research suggests...- Can’t start your day without the newspaper? Why does this small ritual matter so much and why do you feel anxious if you skip this habit for a dayDo you read the newspaper everyday? You may be leaving for office but you can't miss the newpaper with your coffee. How does your mind deci...
- Psychology says a happy marriage may not be enough to help you live longer. Why these small daily habits matter for couplesStudies reveal that the quality of relationships and health behaviours are interlinked, impacting biological ageing processes. Couples typi...
- A study says the ‘doorway effect’ may explain why you walk into a room and suddenly forget what you came forWalking into a room and forgetting your purpose may relate to how the mind separates experiences.A 2011 study found poorer memory after cro...
- A study says putting off sleep is linked to stress: What happens during that 'one more video' moment?Your eyes feel heavy, but one more video keeps you awake past your planned bedtime. Research links putting off bedtime with difficulty foll...
- A study says one bad habit may not tell the whole story: Why your daily routine deserves a closer lookYou put your phone away to study, but the evening has already disappeared into other activities.A 2026 study found that students with diffe...
- Goodbye sightseeing, hello selfcare: The nearly trillion-dollar business of getting your life backWellness travel is transforming holidays as Indian travellers increasingly prioritise fitness, sleep, stress relief and personal wellbeing ...
- A study says music may be doing more than filling silence while you work: Are you following the lesson or the lyrics?Music changes your mood but sometimes it is more than that. There are times when you are really busy at work, stressed and feel chaotic but...
- A study says endless social media scrolling is linked to memory slips: Why everyday plans can go missingA study of 943 young adults linked problematic social media use to more self-reported memory slips. The reported difficulties involved past...
- A study says procrastination may make you forget the task altogether: Why boring tasks may slip your mindA 2026 study linked boredom and procrastination to more reported lapses in remembering future plans. Prospective memory helps us remember t...
- World Mental Health Day 2026: What are anxiety symptoms, self-care tips and treatments WHO recommends for the disorder that affects millions worldwideWorld Mental Health Day 2026: The World Health Organization explains how anxiety disorders can affect daily life, the symptoms people shoul...
- These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 20%In times like these, the market will have its green and red days. What matters, however, is not the colour of a single day, but the things ...
- Quote of the day by George Santayana: 'A child educated only at school is an uneducated child.' Spanish-American philosopher's lesson on real meaning of educationWhile a school can help us learn how to read and the basics of maths, it cannot give us a holistic education. Years ago, eminent philosophe...
- Psychology says people who carry a charger everywhere may hate one feeling more than a dead phoneA dead phone can create problems that barely existed a few decades ago. Smartphones now help people find their way around and stay connecte...
- Horoscope Today, September 28, 2026: New Beginnings Bring Fresh Energy as Aries Takes Charge, Libra Improves RelationshipsHoroscope Today, September 28, 2026: The day encourages emotional closure, fresh beginnings and practical forward movement for all zodiac s...
- Why your next close friendship may start with something surprisingly ordinary: Scientists reveal how small everyday interactions can turn casual connections into lasting friendshipsFriendships often develop through repeated interactions and mutual interests in shared environments like workplaces and clubs. Asking someo...
- Psychology explains why people who dislike being interrupted may be protecting more than just their train of thoughtUnexpected interruptions, even if brief, can severely disrupt an individual's thought process and workflow. Studies demonstrate that even m...
- Psychology says people who prefer their tea or coffee on the balcony may be seeking more than fresh airEnjoying coffee on the balcony does not automatically reveal anything specific about someone’s personality. It does not necessarily mean th...
- Quote of the day by George Washington Carver, 'Nothing is more beautiful than the loveliness of the woods before sunrise' offers timeless advice on nature, mindfulness, quiet moments, everyday inspirationQuote of the day by George Washington Carver encourages us to notice a moment that many people never see because they are asleep, busy or d...
- Scientists reviewed 24 long-term studies and found one fathering habit linked to better child developmentResearch indicates that active participation by fathers significantly promotes children's overall development. This strong engagement leads...
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