Cakes, chaats and Kaju barfi top Rakhi food orders

Swiggy witnessed a significant surge in food orders this Raksha Bandhan, with overall orders climbing by 32.4 percent compared to the previous year, propelled by both metro and non-metro cities. Non-metro cities experienced a sharper rise of 38.1 percent. Dinner time saw peak activity, with Kaju Barfi being the most ordered dessert, reflecting a blend…

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Gemini Daily Horoscope Today, October 26, 2025: This message finds you because your time has come

Today’s focus is on appreciating small victories and quiet progress across love, career, finances, and health. Instead of grand gestures, meaningful connections and focused efforts are highlighted. Small, consistent actions in all areas are emphasized as the key to building confidence, achieving goals, and fostering well-being, leading to a better week ahead.

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Red blood python (Python brongersmai): Muscular snake with striking colours and unique features

The blood python, a non-venomous constrictor from Southeast Asia, is known for its striking colors and muscular build. Once considered aggressive due to wild-caught specimens, captive-bred blood pythons are now recognized for their calm temperament and ease of handling. These snakes are popular among reptile enthusiasts for their manageable size, unique appearance, and long lifespan.

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ChatGPT gets mental health upgrade as OpenAI adds ‘take a break’ prompts

OpenAI introduces new mental health features for ChatGPT, including break reminders during extended conversations, addressing concerns about emotional dependency. With nearly 700 million weekly users, the update aims to promote healthier interactions and improve AI’s ability to recognize distress. ChatGPT will now offer less decisive answers in emotionally sensitive situations, guiding users through perspectives instead…

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Air pollution risks still underestimated, says doctor; shares personal health measures to protect during high pollution

Doctor warns air pollution risks, especially post-Diwali, are underestimated. Immediate symptoms like cough, breathlessness, and eye irritation signal danger. He advises staying indoors, wearing masks outdoors, limiting strenuous activity, and maintaining a healthy diet. Healthcare systems must prepare for respiratory and cardiac spikes. Proactive measures are crucial for public health.

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