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Can You Really Survive in India on ₹30,000 a Month in 2026?

₹30,000 a month sits at a very important threshold in India today. It is close to what many people earn, yet increasingly far from what is needed for comfort. In 2026, rising rents, steady inflation, and lifestyle changes have made the cost of living highly uneven across the country. The…

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Bengaluru Man’s ‘Rocket Stove’ Goes Viral Amid LPG Crisis

As the ongoing tensions linked to the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global fuel supply chains, India is beginning to feel the ripple effects. A recent LPG shortage has started impacting households and businesses alike, forcing many to look for alternative cooking solutions.

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The Rapid Rise of Pet Therapy in Urban Indian Cities and Its Growing Impact on Mental Health

Life in urban India has changed rapidly in the last decade. Cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Hyderabad are growing fast, and with growth comes pressure. Long working hours, traffic, competition, and social isolation often leave people feeling stressed and emotionally tired. In this situation, pet therapy has emerged as…

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Rs 1 lakh a month in Bengaluru: H-1B Redditor says US savings could last 9 years in India

An H-1B Redditor in India presented a mind-boggling calculation and claimed that the savings from the US job could give 9 years of runway in India without earning anything. The Redditor acknowledged that the numbers are not fool-proof and if the cost of living in India goes up, the calculation…

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Bengaluru Startup’s ₹50 Lakh Job Post Goes Viral Over Age and Salary Rule

A recent job listing from a Bengaluru-based startup has ignited a lively debate across social media platforms. Unlike traditional job advertisements that focus mainly on professional skills and experience, this post blended personality traits, lifestyle habits, and even salary expectations tied to age. The unusual criteria quickly drew attention online,…

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82-Year-Old Zarine Still Drives Herself Across Mumbai, Says ‘I’ve Been Behind the Wheel Since the 1960s’

An 82-year-old woman from Mumbai has gone viral on social media after she shared her inspiring story with the world through a video posted by Humans of Bombay. In the video, Zarine is heard saying that she has been driving since the 1960s and still drives herself to get around…

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How AI may have handed Iran’s proxies a map to US infra

BENGALURU: Within hours of US and Israeli strikes hitting Iran on Feb 28, over 50 hacktivist groups aligned with Iranian interests had activated on Telegram. Many possibly had no background in industrial control systems and no state direction.

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Limited menus, closures: Iran conflict hits Indian hotels as LPG shortage spreads

Patrons in Bengaluru and Chennai walked into eateries on Tuesday, March 10, only to see some of their favourite dishes missing, smaller menus and talks of closure in a few days. The looming shortage of commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) supply in the face of the war against Iran by…

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Iran war affects Bengaluru kitchens: Hotel body warns of citywide shutdown tomorrow

The Bangalore Hotels Association, representing hundreds of eateries and restaurants across the city, announced on March 9 that hotels and restaurants will be forced to cease kitchen operations from March 10 due to commercial LPG cylinder supply being hit.

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UAE to India flights resume? Air India to operate 32 special flights on March 9

Thousands of travellers have been stranded across the UAE since February 28, after widespread airspace closures were announced in the region. Triggered by the rising geopolitical tensions due to the Iran-US-Israel war, numerous Gulf countries and those connected to their airways, were forced to cancel and reschedule flights, forcing numerous…

The Times of India

Auto driver carries a pet parrot while on duty; an adorable video grabs attention

A heartwarming video is grabbing the attention of animal lovers on the internet. A simple clip showing the bond between an auto driver and his beloved pet parrot has left netizens in awe. The auto driver and his parrot In the video shared by Instagram user Aakash, he introduces an…

Times Life

First-Time Pet Parents and Vaccination Schedules: What You Cannot Afford to Delay

When someone brings a pet home for the first time, the focus usually goes to the fun things. The tiny bed. The food bowls. The collar that feels way too big for now but will fit “soon”. The first toy that gets destroyed within hours. Vaccination is rarely the first…

Times Pets

Meet Raji: This Bengaluru cook’s ‘protein creativity’ trick is changing how young professionals eat

In a city that thrives on the fast-paced corporate world, a home cook in Bengaluru is revolutionising the way people look at meals in the home kitchen. Rajshree Manger Thapa, better known by her online alias Raji, has won many hearts through her personality as well as her approach to…

Times Life

Thinking of Getting A Rottweiler For Security? What Responsible Ownership Actually Looks Like

Across Indian cities today, one sentence keeps popping up in housing groups and WhatsApp chats, “We’re planning to get a Rottweiler for security.” It sounds practical. Logical even. Crime fears are rising. Independent houses are increasing. Families want protection that feels visible. But here’s the part nobody says out loud.…

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Are Pets Changing The Idea of “Family” In Modern India?

In urban India, the concept of “family” is undergoing a subtle transformation. What used to mean parents, children, grandparents, and the rest of the family living under the same roof now increasingly means paws, whiskers, and wagging tails too. From the metro cities of Mumbai and Bengaluru to smaller urban…

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Celebrate Holi the Healthy Way with These 5 Snack Ideas

Why Choose Healthy Snacks for HoliHoli celebrations often begin in the morning and continue throughout the day. Snacking is frequent, and high calorie foods consumed in large quantities can lead to digestive discomfort, sugar spikes, dehydration, and lethargy. Choosing healthier options ensures sustained energy, better hydration, and improved digestion.Nutrition conscious…

Times Pets

How expensive is it to raise a dog in India in 2026?

Bringing a dog home in India in 2026 is a moment of joy, but it is also a significant economic outlay. While the figure may vary depending on the breed, size, and your lifestyle, most dog parents in urban India pay anything between Rs 40,000 to Rs 1.5 lakh per…

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Indoor vs Outdoor Pets: What Safety Should Owners Think About?

This is what most pet owners do not exactly ponder on unless something goes wrong. Is your pet to be lived in completely? Fully outdoors? Or somewhere in between? Because this choice is not just about comfort. It’s about safety. Many people assume indoor pets are automatically safer. No traffic.…

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Bengaluru Auto Driver’s Tiny Gesture For His Wife Leaves Internet Emotional: ‘This Is Real Love’

Sometimes the internet pauses for something loud or dramatic. And sometimes, it stops for a moment that’s incredibly simple. This viral video from Bengaluru falls into the second category. The clip, shared on Instagram by content creator Marilyn Sultana Akand, begins like any normal auto ride. You see the windshield,…

Times Pets

Your Pet’s Health Isn’t Luck: Why Regular Check-Ups and Vaccinations Matter

Most pet owners don’t plan vet visits. They react to them. Something feels off. The dog isn’t eating the way he usually does. The cat is hiding more than usual. The bird is unusually quiet. It is at that point we think maybe we should take them to the vet.…

Newslaundry

Why Karnataka’s plan to revive student elections cannot ignore private education lobbies

The Karnataka government is considering introducing elections to student unions in colleges and universities, a move that has found support across political parties. The proposal comes three decades after student elections disappeared from campuses, during which time higher education in the state has been transformed.

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This is Nothing's flagship store in India

Nothing just inaugurated its store in Bengaluru, India, and I went down to the city to see what it's all about, and talk to Carl Pei and Akis Evangelidis about the brand's retail strategy.

Times Life

This Bengaluru Auto Ride Came With Water, Kindness And A Quiet Lesson In Humanity

In a city where most of us are used to rushed rides and curt “drop here” auto drivers, one Bengaluru auto driver is making people pause and smile. What started as a regular ride turned into something unexpectedly warm and genuine for a passenger, and a LinkedIn post about it…

Times Life

5 Temples Where the Mahabharata Still Feels Alive in India

The Mahabharata is not just an ancient epic. It is a living memory woven into India’s soil. Its characters were not imagined as distant mythological beings but as rulers, warriors, mothers, teachers, and devotees who walked across real landscapes. Over centuries, temples arose at places associated with these stories, preserving…

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'Letting them relive their childhood': Nepali woman takes parents to Google office, internet erupts in joy

‘Letting them relive their childhood’ For most of us, taking our parents to our workplace and making them sit at our desk is one of those sweet little bucket-list dreams. But this young woman took that idea a few steps further - she took her parents to the Google office.…

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