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Most people can handle criticism over time. A harsh remark may hurt briefly, but it usually fades. Being misunderstood feels far more painful and lasting. Psychology explains that this reaction is not sensitivity or weakness. It is a natural human response connected to identity, emotion, and the need for connection.…

Findings suggest smaller cognitive decline, but US study cannot prove daily caffeine hit is good for the brain

Our feets are always wrapped in shoes, slippers or socks, thinking of walking barefoot often feels unusual and sometimes it is not even that comfortable. The simple hack of walking barefoot in the ground can give you a lot of benefits which you don't even know. It will help you…

Scientists hope a prescribed diet could help slow glioblastoma tumour growth when certain drugs are used.

Scientists revealed the breakthrough after groundbreaking research into the treatment of glioblastoma

Let’s start with a moment of silence. For the version of you who: Checked his “last seen” like it was a weather update. Replayed a 3-word text 19 times. Sent “?” because he didn’t reply in 27 minutes. Started planning wedding hashtags because he said “you’re different.” We’ve all been…

Bhagavad Gita is a sacred text that can gift solace to any struggling soul in this world. For thousands of years, people have been reading Gita to create balance and harmony in their lives, thereby opening the doorway towards Moksha. In fact, Arjuna himself fulfilled his purpose in life by…

A 31-year-old Mexican immigrant has alleged that he was brutally beaten by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers during his arrest in Minnesota last month, leaving him with multiple skull fractures and brain hemorrhages.

The series in which readers answer other readers’ questions explores the sounds and music that play on repeat mentally – and how to escape their aural clutches