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toddlers under 3 are particularly vulnerable to choking

When a grape or magnet turns life-threatening: The choking risk every toddler parent must know!

Toddlers under 3 are particularly vulnerable to choking A two-and-a-half-year-old boy was having a birthday party at home. He was playing with friends, laughing, running around. At 1 am, just as the family was about to sleep, he suddenly developed noisy breathing and a harsh cough. “We thought it was just cold,” said the parent.Parents…

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neena guptas abode is a monochrome getaway with a tinge of indie elements art and decor inspirations to steal

Neena Gupta’s abode is a monochrome getaway with a tinge of indie elements: Art and decor inspirations to steal |

Photo: @neena_gupta/ Instagram Neena Gupta is a household name who spent over four decades proving there’s no single way to build a career in Hindi cinema, she is a fashion icon, known for her exceptional fashion choices, has done it her own way, on her own timeline, and her work is still going strong.From early…

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the temple is located on a hill and visitors have to climb around 500 steps to reach the shrine

600-year-old Hindu temple in Rajasthan has a Muslim priest; family that came from Sindh has been serving the Hindu goddess for 14 generations: The story of Jodhpur’s Bagoria Mataji Mandir

The temple is located on a hill and visitors have to climb around 500 steps to reach the shrine. In Rajasthan’s Bhopalgarh, there is a temple where the person performing the rituals is not a Hindu priest. For generations, a Muslim family has been serving Bagoria Mata (a local deity), performing the temple’s rituals while…

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chandrika was found alive partly trapped in mud on the fourth floor of a house that had been buried by the august 26 floods

Nepali family had begun funeral rituals for 64-year-old Chandrika Shrestha thinking she has died in the devastating floods; then she was found buried under mud but alive on the 11th day

Chandrika was found alive, partly trapped in mud on the fourth floor of a house that had been buried by the August 26 floods. For eight days, Chandrika Shrestha’s family searched for her after a devastating flood swept through Nepal’s Bhotekoshi river basin. There was no sign of the 64-year-old woman. Her house had been…

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the psychology behind checking your phone

Psychology says the people who check their phones constantly not actually be bored but may be trying to escape their own thoughts and fears

The psychology behind checking your phone You are waiting for a lift and, almost without thinking, your hand reaches for your phone. You are sitting in a car and there is a two-minute pause before you need to get out, so you unlock the screen. You are standing in a queue, waiting for your coffee…

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Why are hotel shampoo, soap, and lotion bottles always so tiny? Here’s the real reason

The miniature format creates more individual packaging, which has made traditional hotel toiletries part of the wider conversation around plastic and waste. That is why some hotels have switched to refillable dispensers or larger containers that remain in the bathroom. These systems reduce the need to provide a separate miniature bottle for every guest. So,…

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