Ramazan is a key festival for Muslims, marked by devotion, fasting, and spiritual reflection. It strengthens faith and self-discipline. Eid al-Fitr, also called Zakat or Fitra, symbolizes charity and religious duties. Muslims celebrate it after completing 30 days of fasting, beginning once the Shawwal moon is sighted, marking the end of Ramazan.
A unique concept lets people rent a mango tree for a season and receive its entire harvest at home. Starting around ₹10,300, customers can get 30–90 kg of naturally ripened mangoes. The service offers farm updates, delivery in batches, and supports farmers with stable income, creating a direct farm-to-home experience.
Unseasonal rains can negatively affect health by weakening immunity and increasing exposure to infections. Ayurveda recommends strengthening the body with yoga, pranayama, proper sleep, balanced diet, and herbal tonics. Maintaining hygiene and boosting immunity can help protect against common ailments linked to sudden weather changes and damp conditions.
Mouth condoms (dental dams) act as barrier tools to help reduce the risk of transmitting HPV and other infections during oral contact. They may lower HPV exposure, which is linked to some mouth and throat cancers, but aren’t foolproof. Experts stress vaccination and safe practices for broader protection against HPV‑related risks.
Eid hugs feel special due to emotional and physical changes after Ramadan fasting. Experts say fasting heightens empathy, gratitude, and spiritual connection, making reunions more meaningful. Hugs trigger bonding hormones like oxytocin, deepening warmth and closeness. After a month of discipline and reflection, physical gestures like hugs carry stronger emotional.
India ranked 116th in the World Happiness Report 2026, slightly up from 118th in 2025, but behind Nepal and Pakistan. The report assessed over 140 countries on factors like corruption, freedom, GDP, health, generosity, and social support. Finland remains the happiest country for the ninth consecutive year, with Nordic nations dominating the top 10.
Actor Sara Ali Khan may need to submit an affidavit to offer prayers at Kedarnath and Badrinath temples, per a new Badri-Kedar Temple Committee rule. Non-Hindu devotees must declare faith in Sanatan Dharma. The committee said Sara can continue visiting if she complies with the requirement and submits proof of belief, as per new guidelines.
Gudi Padwa, marking the Marathi New Year, will be celebrated on March 19, 2026. The festival falls on Chaitra Shukla Pratipada and symbolizes new beginnings and prosperity. People raise a decorated Gudi outside their homes, perform prayers, take ritual baths, and prepare traditional foods. The day is considered highly auspicious for starting new ventures.
A software engineer, Madhushree Joshi, shared that living alone in Goa costs her about ₹82,000 monthly, including ₹26,000 rent, ₹25,000 car EMI, and around ₹31,000 for food, petrol, utilities, gym and misc expenses. She noted that PR packages and restaurant collaborations help reduce some personal costs. Many online commenters debated whether this amount is high.
Hormonal changes during the luteal phase, the days before menstruation, can affect the brain and emotions. Fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone may lower dopamine levels, causing brain fog, mood swings, and difficulty making decisions. Experts say these changes are natural and linked to premenstrual symptoms, which often include irritability and fatigue.
Saudi Arabia organised a communal iftar for over 1,500 fasting worshippers at Delhi’s historic Jama Masjid mosque during Ramzan, offering meals at sunset for those breaking their fast. The event was part of international Ramadan initiatives to foster community spirit and support religious observance at one of India’s largest and most iconic mosques.
An employee’s sick‑leave request was denied by their company’s founder, who instructed HR to dock the worker’s pay instead. The founder reportedly told the staff member, “My sign to switch company,” implying they should leave rather than take leave. The incident sparked online debate about management’s approach to employee health.
The country known as the “Land of Morning Calm” is South Korea. This poetic name comes from an old translation of its traditional name, reflecting the region’s serene landscapes and calm mornings. South Korea’s culture, history, and natural beauty contribute to its peaceful image. The nickname remains popular in travel and cultural contexts.
A man revealed that his uncle bought four acres of land in 1990 for just ₹60,000 in their hometown. As the area developed, retail giant DMart purchased two acres for ₹25 crore. The uncle invested the proceeds in fixed deposits, generating about ₹14.5 lakh per month in interest income while still owning the remaining land.
Blocked sweat glands often occur during heat and humidity, when perspiration cannot properly reach the skin’s surface. This trapped sweat irritates the skin and may lead to small, red, itchy bumps known as Heat Rash. Wearing tight or non-breathable clothing can worsen the condition by limiting airflow. Choosing loose cotton garments can help prevent irritation.