Did your local pub make the cut for best parmi in the state? Find out here These Hunter Region venues have been shortlisted for a state award. Newcastle Herald · Oct 12
The Snakehead Murrel: How This Fish Breathes Air and Outlasts Drought A Fish That Does Not Need the Water to StayThe Snakehead Murrel, Channa striata, can breathe air. Not as an emergency reflex, not as a brief surface gulp, but as a sustained physiological system. When dissolved oxygen in a stagnant pond drops toward zero, which happens every dry season across… Times Life · Oct 12
Who Keeps the Dog: How Indian Courts Handle Pet Custody After Separation Property or Family Member: What Indian Law Actually SaysUnder the Transfer of Property Act and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, a dog is legally classified as movable property. That single fact shapes every custody dispute before it even reaches a courtroom. There is no dedicated pet custody statute… Times Life · Oct 12
Pet Microchipping in India: What the Chip Stores and Why Registration Fails What the Chip Actually ContainsA pet microchip stores exactly one thing: a 15-digit ISO 11784/11785-compliant number. No GPS coordinates, no medical history, no owner name, no photograph. The chip is a passive RFID transponder with no battery. It transmits that number only when a reader held within a few centimetres… Times Life · Oct 12
7 Clauses to Read Slowly Before You Sign an Indian Rent Agreement The Lock-In Period and Early Exit PenaltyMost agreements have a lock-in clause, typically six to eleven months, during which neither party can terminate without paying a penalty. The penalty is not standardised. Some landlords write it as two months' rent; others write it as the rent for the entire remaining… Times Life · Oct 12
How to Register a Rent Agreement in India and Why 11 Months Is the Magic Number The 11-Month Rule Is Not a Tradition, It Is a Legal WorkaroundUnder the Registration Act, 1908, any lease agreement for immovable property that runs for 12 months or longer must be compulsorily registered with the Sub-Registrar's office. An unregistered lease of 12 months or more is not merely informal, it… Times Life · Oct 12
What Ahilyabai Holkar's Public Works Teach About Maintaining What You Already Own The Queen Who Repaired Instead of ConqueredAhilyabai Holkar ruled Malwa from 1767 until her death in 1795 and spent a significant portion of the state treasury on things that were already there. She restored the Kashi Vishwanath temple at Varanasi after it had been demolished. She rebuilt ghats at Maheshwar,… Times Life · Oct 12
Returns and Exchanges on Indian Fashion Sites: Policy vs Reality The Policy Sounds Simple Until You Read ItMyntra's standard return window is 30 days. Nykaa Fashion's is 15. Ajio runs 30 days on most categories but drops to 14 for sale items. Amazon India's A-to-z Guarantee covers you broadly, but the seller's individual policy still governs whether you get a… Times Life · Oct 12
Why Your Kurta Looks Crushed by 11 AM and Which Fabric Blends Hold Their Shape Pure cotton has no memory. Pull a strand of it, release it, and it stays exactly where you left it, which is precisely what happens when you fold into a rickshaw seat or lean across a desk for an hour. The fibre collapses under compression and lacks the elasticity to… Times Life · Oct 12
Garba Blouses and Sweat: Fabrics, Linings and Fastenings for Nine Nights The Fabric Problem Nobody Talks About Before NavratriSynthetic georgette photographs beautifully. Under stage lights at a community ground in October, it traps heat against your back within twenty minutes and the dye transfers to your skin by the end of the first garba circle. The blouse that looked festival-ready in… Times Life · Oct 12
Why a Shared Calendar Is the Only System a Relationship Needs The Calendar Is Not About the CalendarWhen you add his dentist appointment to a shared calendar, you are not being organised. You are saying: your life is inside mine, and I am holding some of it. That is the whole thing. The colour-coded blocks and recurring reminders are just the… Times Life · Oct 12
What Hanuman Ji Teaches Us About Not Proving Ourselves What if the real sign of strength is knowing when you do not need to prove yourself? We often remember Hanuman Ji for his extraordinary power, courage and devotion to Lord Ram. But one episode from the Ramayana reveals a lesson that is just as valuable in everyday life. When… MyLifeXP · Oct 12
Behind the scenes of the massive coffee operation inside Parliament Inside the high-stakes cafes fuelling Australia's political machine. The Canberra Times · Oct 12
‘Enough of this suffering!’ Joana Vasconcelos on why she is fed up with women’s art defined by pain The Portuguese artist is famous for her monumental ceramic wedding cakes and gigantic chandeliers made of tampons. So why is a new show in Lisbon pairing her with Valentino’s size-zero catwalk dresses? The Guardian - UK · Oct 11
Bored Panda · Oct 11 “I Hope He Divorced Her”: Bride Sparks Outrage Over Wedding Vows A bride named Rennie sparked outrage after a clip of her wedding vows to Mike went viral on TikTok.
The Independent UK · Oct 11 Strictly Come Dancing star reveals plans after elimination The latest star to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing has revealed the first thing they will do after leaving the competition.
The Independent UK · Oct 11 Melanie Walters is the second celebrity to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing IN FULL
AAP · Oct 11 Kids, longtime fans inspired Powderfinger reunion tour Powderfinger have unveiled the dates for an 18-concert reunion tour, and revealed that band members wanted their kids to see them play live onstage.
Saving Advice · Oct 11 Why Bank Tellers Secretly Hate When You Ask for $2 Bills There’s something oddly satisfying about walking into a bank and asking for a stack of crisp $2 bills. Maybe you’re collecting unusual currency, putting together...
Saving Advice · Oct 11 Why Are Mail Carriers Putting Dryer Sheets in People’s Mailboxes? Imagine opening your mailbox and finding something unexpected tucked between the bills and grocery store advertisements: a scented dryer sheet. You didn’t put it there,...
Bored Panda · Oct 11 Man’s Final Moments Before Entering Tiger Enclosure Revealed As Witness Recalls Bizarre Behavior A witness has recalled the man’s unusual behavior shortly before he entered a tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, where he suffered fatal injuries.
Frugal Gardening · Oct 11 How to Use Frost Cloth Without Crushing Tender Plants You check the weather forecast and see something no fall gardener wants to see: temperatures dropping below freezing overnight. Your lettuce, spinach, and other cool-season vegetables are still growing, so you grab a frost blanket and cover everything before bedtime. By morning, however, some of your plants are flattened, their…
Saving Advice · Oct 11 New VA Education Rates Took Effect October 1 — Some Dependents Can Receive Up to $1,621 a Month Families of disabled or deceased veterans may have more money available for college and career training this fall. New federal education benefit rates took effect...
Frugal Gardening · Oct 11 The Best Row Covers for Protecting Cool-Season Vegetables You’ve spent weeks growing lettuce, kale, spinach, and carrots, only to discover that an unexpected cold snap is heading your way. The thought of losing those vegetables just before harvest is frustrating, especially when you’ve already invested money in seeds, soil, and garden supplies. Fortunately, one relatively inexpensive gardening tool…