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Word of the day: StickybeakToday's word of the day (25-03-2026): 'Stickybeak' is someone who interferes or shows excessive curiosity about other people’s matters.- Wife, son can’t object to sale of 1.7 hectare land inherited by husband as it is not a joint family property, rules Bombay High CourtThe Bombay High Court ruled that land inherited by a son from his father after 1956 is his self-acquired property, not ancestral. This gran...
- From how many marks in school to how much salary in job, man frustrated at relatives questions. Netizens suggest ways to enjoy the dramaA Reddit user's frustration with family members constantly asking about salary has gone viral. Many Indians face this intrusive questioning...
- Fake wedding, real fun: India's latest party craze has no couples, just celebrationsUrban India is embracing faux wedding parties, offering all the fun of a big fat Indian wedding without the family drama or commitment. The...
- No bride, no groom. Guests are paying Rs 10k to attend fake weddings. Banker explains why this new party trend is booming in IndiaA peculiar trend is emerging in India, where fake weddings are gaining popularity among Gen Z. These ticketed events recreate the celebrato...
- American airlines flight diverted after 'bizarre' text sends passenger into full-blown panicAmerican airlines flight diverted: An American Airlines flight diverted back to Puerto Rico after a passenger oversaw another passenger rec...
- NYT Mini Crossword answers May 31: Hints to guide you through the Saturday puzzleThe NYT Mini Crossword for May 31, 2025, packed pop culture nods, clever wordplay, and everyday language into its 5x5 grid. Today’s puzzle ...
- Bengaluru doctor's salary shocks relative: His income tax is more than total earnings of relatives' sonsA doctor from Bengaluru tactfully handled a prying relative's question about his salary by revealing that his tax payments were higher than...
- What we can learn from returning NRIsLoneliness and isolation are becoming increasingly common in urban India, exacerbated by the focus on individual goals and the decline of m...
- 10 Best Books for Children Ever WrittenThe best books for children capture the imagination, foster creativity and develop good reading skills. The story of the book stays with it...
- GenZs and the influencer market: Using social media to build business empiresToday, by scrolling through a few reels on Instagram, you can find a GenZ influencer explaining how to do away with anxiety, how to become ...
- As many young couples prefer not to wed, here's how to handle 'when are you getting married?' questionsIf you’re bombarded with such questions, here’s how you can respond in a healthy, respectful way.
- A new TV show about a likable Punjabi clan turns into a hard, unflinching look at the dark side of good old Indian ‘family values’The idea of familial unity has been so diluted that you aren't sure whom to root for. In fact, the flashback itself ends with a cut to Omka...
- Cryptocurrency in India: Don’t bite it, make it legitThe tussle between sovereigns and crypto communities will play out over the next few decades, and intensify as crises strike, governments r...
- Nirav Modi scam to damage PNB in more ways than one; 25% hit on book projected by FY20With Gitanjali deciding to shut down operations, PNB’s total exposure exceeds Rs 13,000 crore.
- How to get IPO-ready and ride the primary market boomAfter a dry patch of almost a decade, the IPO floodgates have opened up. If 2016 was good — 88 companies raised Rs 26,000 crore — 2017 prom...
- Search for missing MH370 leads to possible personal items: ReportThe Malaysian Airlines flight went missing with 239 people on board in March 2014, and despite a two-year search investigation, mystery sti...
- ULIPS: Single premium, several catchesSingle-premium insurance policies are not tax-efficient. You may not be eligible for tax deduction and the maturity benefits too might get ...
- Do we really need net nannies?It's high time we learn the lesson - banning the medium won’t solve the purpose, but banning the message may.
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