Life
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78 percent Indians prefer streaming online content on their TV sets: study
In India, TV sets still have a bright future. According to research conducted by NielseniQ for Amazon, 78 percent of those surveyed prefer to watch streaming content on their TV
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Vietnam's incense village turns into Instagram hotspot
For 50,000 VND ($2), tourists can spend as long as they like taking pictures with a workshop's sticks—which cost just 50 cents for a pack of 20
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Abandoned Singapore mall becomes unlikely art haven
Around half a century old, Peace Centre is scheduled to face the wrecking ball later this year, but fans say it has provided a rare space for self-expression
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This is one morning habit that you should scrap
If you want to maintain optimal brain health, you should reconsider grabbing your phone first thing in the morning
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Staying in education helps you live longer, scientists say
Dr Terje Andreas Eikemo, study co-author and head of the Centre for Global Health Inequalities Research at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, reveals that each additional year spent in education could reduce mortality by around two percent
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Bookshelf wealth: An interior aesthetic that elevates your reading material
This expression refers to a trend in interior design that involves creating a sumptuous bookshelf that would make any lover of literature green with envy
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Two-thirds of Gen Z like to get their news via video content
When it comes to keeping up to date with the news, Generation Z doesn't have the same habits as older generations, according to the latest study by Morning Consult
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Running is the fastest growing sporting activity in India: Anil and Vivek Singh
The promoters of the iconic Mumbai marathon on how they got India to adopt running as an everyday activity
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6 takeaways from the Oscar 2024 nominations
Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' is leading the way on 13 nods, but that's not the only fascinating number
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JOMO: Joy of missing out is all about embracing downtime
JOMO, or the joy of missing out, takes a positive approach to not being constantly online or involved in every activity
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Paris Olympic numbers: counting the euros, the viewers and the bananas
Paris 2024 will begin on July 26. With just six months until kick-off, here are some fascinating numbers of the sports extravaganza