5 ways to teach kids that sharing is caring

Teaching children to share involves understanding their feelings and the importance of empathy. Gentle methods like discussing emotions, using stories, practicing turn-taking, modeling behavior, and celebrating kindness help children see sharing as a joyful act that builds friendships and confidence. These approaches foster a natural inclination towards generosity and social connection.

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4 years of ‘Maanaadu’: Venkat Prabhu salutes fans, Silambarasan’s time-loop classic remains unmatched

Four years after its release, Venkat Prabhu’s ‘Maanaadu’ continues to be celebrated as a groundbreaking Tamil cinema classic. The film’s innovative time-loop narrative, expertly executed by Silambarasan and S.J. Suryah, captivated audiences and critics alike. Prabhu expressed gratitude for the fans’ embrace of cinematic experimentation, highlighting the film’s lasting impact beyond box-office success.

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How Priyanka Chopra Jonas is raising her daughter, Malti Marie Chopra Jonas, with a mix of Western and traditional Indian (desi) values

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas are raising daughter Malti with a rich blend of Indian heritage and Western upbringing. Malti experiences “desi values” like respect and “giving back,” alongside a globally-minded, modern lifestyle. This dual cultural immersion equips her with strong roots and the freedom to explore her identity, fostering a grounded yet adventurous spirit.

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Chhattisgarh’s Tanoo Chandra reaches junior nationals final, falls short in three-set thriller

Chhattisgarh’s Tanoo Chandra showcased exceptional talent at the Junior National Badminton Championships, reaching the final after defeating higher seeds, including the top seed. Despite a strong start in the title match, she narrowly lost to Tamil Nadu’s Saina Manimuthu in a thrilling three-set contest, securing a commendable runner-up finish.

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QR code scam at Diya Krishna’s firm; Crime branch files chargesheet ; Actor Krishna Kumar says ‘Truth has come out’

Three women and one man, employees of actor Krishna Kumar’s daughter Diya, are accused of stealing Rs 66 lakh over two years. They allegedly used personal QR codes to divert customer payments, funding a lavish lifestyle with gold and vehicles. The accused filed a counter-complaint, but police found it lacked credibility.

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