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1 day ago | ndtv.com | Somdatta Saha

There is something undeniably magical about the monsoon. Yes, it brings its fair share of puddles and muddy shoes, but it also brings the rhythmic drumming of rain on a windowpane, the earthy perfume of wet soil, and a quiet calm that settles over everything like a cosy blanket. Monsoon is the season of transformation. And in a country as vast and vibrant as India, some places don't just survive the rains, they thrive in them. And leading that list is the breathtaking stretch of the Western Ghats.

1 day ago | ndtv.com | David Baker |Kara Wetzel |Dave Merrill

Trump called the billionaire "crazy" and threatened to cancel his companies' federal contracts Quick Read Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. A public feud erupts between President Trump and Elon Musk over a tax bill, featuring insults and threats on social media. Musk criticises Trump’s policies, while Trump threatens to cut Musk's federal contracts, causing Tesla shares to plummet 14%.

1 day ago | ndtv.com | Neha Grover

Along with physical stamina, it demands proper planning and awareness. Travelling is something most people love-exploring new places offers a fresh experience every time. Among today's youth, trekking has become an increasingly popular way to connect with nature, especially through mountains, waterfalls, and scenic valleys. It may seem exciting and adventurous-thanks to movies and friends' stories-but trekking isn't as easy as it looks.

1 day ago | ndtv.com | Toshita Sahni |Neha Grover

A viral reel shows a 4-year-old kid cooking an elaborate dish (Photo: Instagram/ cookingforlevi) Who is the youngest chef you have ever come across on social media? Have you ever seen a 4-year-old make and plate a seafood dish from scratch? If not, you're in for a treat. A recent viral video features one such unbelievably young and talented cook preparing a meal for his mom. As the reel proceeds, we see that he does much of the work on his own - with hardly any adult help involved.

1 day ago | ndtv.com | Rahul Kumar

Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University: GATE-qualified candidates are eligible for UGC scholarships. Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW) has begun the admission process for its postgraduate and PhD programmes for the academic session 2025-26. Applications are now open for various specialisations across engineering, science, management, humanities, and architecture disciplines.