Vimal Elaichi Case: Shah Rukh, Ajay, Tiger respond to FDA
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Psychology says people who clean the kitchen slab right after cooking may be doing this to feel in control; know the surprising mental habit behind it
In many Indian homes, the day ends in the kitchen. The last roti is served, the gas is turned off, and then comes a small ritual, using a damp cloth, a few firm strokes across the slab, and a final look to make sure everything shines. While some people do it once to finally clean the slab or the utensils, there are others who do it again and again before they can finally switch off the light.Most of us have noticed this habit in someone close to us, or in ourselves, and they cannot sit down calmly without making the kitchen look spik and span, be it a mother who cannot sit down until the counter is spotless, a roommate who wipes the stove while the food is still being eaten.Even though we often tend to shrug it off as "just how they are", or joke that they are obsessed with cleanliness, but small habits often carry bigger stories, and the way we treat one tiny patch of the kitchen can say something about how our minds handle pressure, clutter, unfinished jobs, and the need to feel in control.Researchers have spent years studying the psychology behind this, and there are surprising reasons why this happens.
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Meet Jayda Dawn, the Indiana 11th-grader who became America's national poetry champion
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UK man arrested 12 times for blocking same road; known as the 'Silent Man'
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New York landowner sues village over 50-foot strip that left his 50 acres landlocked and worthless
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Gold price prediction today: Gold sinks to seven-week low; analyst says bias stays cautious
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IND vs WI, 2nd ODI Live: Rohit Sharma eyes historic milestone in Guwahati
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Asian Games: India's gold rush continues as Neeru, Kynan bag mixed trap shooting title
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Neeru Dhanda's hospital scare, 2 Asian Games golds and the 'fire' Mansher saw
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Neeru Dhanda, Kynan Chenai win trap mixed team gold at Asian Games
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I wanted to perform in India once, glad that it’s happening: Calcutta Cowboy
Calcutta Cowboy is preparing for his debut performance at Lollapalooza in Mumbai after returning to India. He describes his connection to Kolkata as rooted in heritage but complicated by never living there full-time. His music is influenced by various styles and aims to bridge different cultural backgrounds. The artist emphasizes the importance of authenticity in his music and plans to explore creative expressions.
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Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally Today (30/09/2026): India rank and full medals table
India shone brightly at the 2026 Asian Games, achieving a remarkable medal tally of 56, including 9 gold, 21 silver, and 26 bronze medals. A historic moment unfolded as Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai clinched gold in the mixed trap team event, while the women's compound team, featuring Jyothi Vennam, Chikitha Taniparthi, and Prithika Pradeep, triumphed over China for another gold.
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The next thing Adidas wants to make bespoke is the foam itself
Running-shoe foam has always come out of a mould, which means it behaves the same for everyone in a size. At its APEX Lab in Herzogenaurach, Adidas showed an early prototype of printed foam, with structures that can be shaped around a single athlete's data. The work builds on years of printed resin midsoles, and could bring bespoke cushioning to foam for the first time.
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Two Michigan builder brothers bought Ypsilanti’s crumbling 1861 Gilbert Mansion for just $1 in 1986 and spent 14 months saving it from demolition; four decades later, the restored property is asking $1.13 million
In 1986, Christopher and Steve White acquired the Gilbert Mansion in Ypsilanti for just $1. Over 14 months, they transformed the dilapidated historic building into a seven-unit apartment complex. Constructed in 1861, the mansion was on the brink of demolition. Its revival has turned it into a notable landmark in Ypsilanti, and it is currently listed for $1.13 million, exemplifying the power of adaptive reuse.
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Pebble launches Qore Ultra wellness band at introductory price of Rs 5,999
Pebble unveils its flagship wellness band, Qore Ultra. This sophisticated device continually tracks vital health parameters and showcases various sports modes, all linked to an app for superior wellness insights. Launching on October 2, 2026, priced at Rs 5,999, the Qore Ultra promises to empower users in optimizing their health and wellness journeys.
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