Rising rents in Dubai push expats to Ajman’s relatively cheaper homes

Ajman experienced a remarkable 50% surge in lease contracts in 2024, driven by soaring rents in Dubai and Sharjah, attracting budget-conscious expatriates. With studio apartments starting at AED 22,000 annually, Ajman offers a more affordable alternative, though often requiring longer commutes. The emirate’s growing infrastructure and community atmosphere contribute to its appeal as a residential…

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Donald Trump’s son Eric says Premier League club Chelsea asked POTUS to celebrate their World Cup win with them

Chelsea’s FIFA Club World Cup victory saw Donald Trump presenting the trophy, sparking debate. Eric Trump claimed the team invited the President to celebrate, a statement contrasted by Chelsea captain Reece James’s account. James indicated Trump was expected to leave but chose to stay, congratulating the team, leaving fans questioning the circumstances of his extended…

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Not in your brain, top neurosurgeon explains how dementia can start ‘in your legs’

Early signs of dementia may not always manifest as memory loss but can appear as subtle changes in leg health and walking. Weak leg muscles, reduced walking speed, and altered gait can signal declining brain-body communication and circulation, potentially preceding cognitive issues. Monitoring these physical red flags offers an opportunity for early intervention and improved…

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Harvard’s diversity in flux: Black and Hispanic enrolment drops as Asian numbers climb

Harvard College’s Class of 2029 shows a sharp demographic shift, with Black and Hispanic enrolment falling and Asian American representation rising to 41 per cent. The decline follows the Supreme Court’s ban on race-conscious admissions and the return of standardised testing. Despite fewer applications, Harvard’s yield rate and financial aid commitments remain strong.

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Diwali 2025: How to help your child fall in love with Indian traditions without forcing them

Diwali celebrations offer a chance to pass on India’s rich culture and parents can foster genuine affection for traditions in children, ahead of the festival of lights, through engaging family activities. Respecting children’s choices and connecting traditions to modern values are key. Positive encouragement and storytelling deepen understanding. These methods ensure that cultural heritage thrives…

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When Archana Puran Singh revealed her laughter was used to lift weak jokes on Comedy Circus; says ‘I have a loud laugh, but that doesn’t mean I have an irrational or silly laugh’

Archana Puran Singh revealed that Comedy Circus editors manipulated her laughter, inserting it into episodes with weak jokes, which initially upset her. She firmly addressed the issue with the production team, emphasizing that she wouldn’t fake laughter. While acknowledging her loud laugh, she clarified that it’s genuine and not indiscriminate, contrary to public perception shaped…

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Horoscope Tomorrow, October 24, 2025: These Zodiac Signs Will Feel Motivated to Take Meaningful Action

Tomorrow’s horoscope guides each zodiac sign toward a day of intentional living and inner peace. Embrace gentle approaches, trust your instincts, and allow celestial wisdom to illuminate relationship matters, career shifts, and moments of self-reflection. The universe encourages mindful breaths, calm responses, and a focus on what truly matters for a naturally flowing day.

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