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For decades, the roadmap to a long and healthy life has sounded straightforward: exercise daily, eat a balanced diet, avoid smoking, and limit alcohol consumption. While these lifestyle pillars remain crucial, new scientific insights suggest there may be another overlooked factor that plays a powerful role in longevity—our personality traits and even the way we…
Few things are embedded in India’s popular culture and memory as Lata Mangeshkar. The singer, whose birth anniversary falls today, continues to nourish our acoustics and heart with unerring frequency even after her passing. Now a new book titled, Lata Mangeshkar: My Favourites, Vol 2 by Anirudha Bhattacharjee and Chandrashekar Rao, decodes her own taste…
Photo: Marina_Neuralean/ Instagram Optical illusion personality tests have become quite popular these days, and rightly so. These are fun and easy tests that claim to reveal a person’s true personality. How? These tests are mainly based on images or simples questions based on psychology, and depending on the answer you choose a lot can be…
This optical illusion reveals insights into your cognitive style. Spotting the bird first indicates sharp-mindedness, intuition, and emotional intelligence. Conversely, perceiving the man suggests a grounded, logical approach, creativity, and a resistance to gullibility. Both perceptions highlight distinct strengths in problem-solving and decision-making. What did you spot first, a bird or a man? Our brains…
Photo: marina__neuralean/ Instagram Personality tests are fun and engaging tests that help in understanding a person’s true nature. How? These simple tests are generally based on images or certain questions. Depending on what a person chooses or the answers they give, a lot can be decoded about their true nature and innermost thoughts and feelings….
For decades, personality studies have categorised people as introverts, extroverts, or ambiverts. Yet, many feel these labels don’t fully capture their social tendencies. The emerging concept of the Otrovert addresses this gap, describing individuals who occupy the grey area between introversion and extroversion. Otroverts often thrive in meaningful one-on-one interactions rather than large social gatherings,…
Filmmaker Karan Johar is set to receive interim relief from the Delhi High Court in his plea to protect his personality and publicity rights. On Wednesday, the court said it may pass an order in his favour, which is an important step to protect the use of his name, image and identity. This development follows…
The Delhi High Court on Monday said it would pass an order on September 17, on a plea by filmmaker and producer Karan Johar seeking protection of his personality and publicity rights. The plea came up for hearing before Justice Manmeet PS Arora, who said she would pass an order on several issues raised by…
Filmmaker Karan Johar has approached the Delhi High Court, asking for protection of his personality rights and an order to stop the unauthorised sale of merchandise using his name.The move comes on the heels of a similar case involving Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai, where the court restrained multiple websites and online platforms from exploiting…
A recent study by the University of Birmingham reveals a significant link between non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and personality disorders. NAFLD patients are three times more likely to have such disorders, potentially hindering their ability to manage the condition through diet and exercise. About 100 million people in the United States are estimated to…
