In his new book, mindset coach Him-eesh Madaan explains that when wishful thinking appears to come true, it’s less about magic and more about how the brain filters information that aligns with our interests and thoughts

In her new memoir, Malala Yousafzai recounts the panic attack that drove her back to confront the trauma of her shooting, and the slow work of reclaiming peace

Sleep struggles often push people toward the two most-hyped Ms of better rest. Sleep medicine specialist Dr Srishti Tody Shroff explains what these supplements achieve and what they never promise

Nutritionist Dr Eileen Canday explains how to tell the difference between benign processed and harmful ultra-processed foods, and the practical swaps that protect your health

FOFO is the fear of finding out what needs attention; JOMO or the joy of missing out refers to intentional, calm filtering. Knowing the difference can change how you think, decide and age, says neuroscientist Kumaar Bagrodia

Psychologist Mehak Mahajan writes about how labels shape us, distort our vision, and decide who we are — until we choose otherwise

Ever noticed how passionate people virtually glow with an incredible, infectious energy and feel vibrant and younger?

Foreign investors remain a crucial force in India’s stock market even though their ownership of Nifty 50 stocks has fallen to a 13-year low

On the 33rd anniversary of Babri, Mumbai must remember the courage of the years that followed, especially when the volume of hatred around us feels deafening

As your child’s brain develops, creating a semblance of predictability around their lives is key

Our authorities seem to think that regulations that advance the safety of people can be sacrificed at the altar of private profits

Mumbai’s current construction boom means that soon, the only sea-view homes will be the truly sea-facing ones, which only the super-rich can afford

A first-of-its-kind music festival puts Aarey’s tribal communities at the front of their own story. For three days, the forest will become a stage for art, identity and resistance

Mumbai’s first Northeast Music and Food Festival hopes to offer a sense of belonging to communities far from home, while opening a cultural bridge to the rest of the city

Tejaswini Apte-Rahm set out to understand her great-grandfather but uncovered a far larger history hiding in plain sight. Her new book traces how one man’s rise from a Girgaon chawl reveals the forces that built modern Bombay

As the Walks Fest returns with its fifth edition, the city’s most curious walkers trace untold stories of its forests, maidans, and neighbourhoods

India’s newest digital library makes 77,000 pages of Nehru’s writings — letters, prison diaries, policy notes — free and fully downloadable. For the first time, you can fact-check the man everyone argues about without a library card

Jagdish Agarwal built Dinodia Photo Gallery long before India had a word for stock photography. Forty years later, he reflects on the revolution he sparked and the value a photograph must carry to survive phones, digital disruption and AI