The 2025 World Happiness Report shows that people in war-torn nations like Israel, Ukraine, and Palestine report higher happiness levels than Indians, with Finland ranking first. Pravrajya Suruchi ...

The way devotion flowed, and the way people immersed themselves in Krishna’s love ... I once told the Bharwad community that the era of carrying sticks is over—you have carried sticks long enough, but ...

He spoke about the Blue Zones, where people have exceptionally long lives, happy and healthy. These include Okinawa, Japan; Sardinia, Italy; Ikaria, Greece; Nicoya, Costa Rica; and Loma Linda, ...

The previous day, five boats arrived in Britain carrying a total of 289 people, after more than a week of zero crossings. open image in gallery Confiscated small boats and outboard motors used to ...

Mourners held Muslim funeral prayers on Wednesday for four people killed in an Israeli strike in central ... Israel will start urging Palestinians to evacuate from Gaza combat zones soon, as he warned ...

Nonstick or Teflon is a popular choice for home cooks. The big draw is that food won't stick to pots and pans coated with Teflon the way it does to other metal materials, so it's easy to flip a ...

Tuesday's decision by U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes temporarily blocks the Department of Defense from carrying through with a policy directive designed to remove transgender service members ...

However, there are regions around the world where people routinely live beyond 100 years, often without intentionally striving for longevity. These areas, called “Blue Zones”, are home to some ...

In the photo, Jonas wears his 2½-year-old daughter Malti Marie's light blue bow in his hair ... Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the ...

The key to making tiny, new changes stick is to tie them to a behavior ... Tovar points to people living in “blue zones,” which are areas around the globe where people routinely live long ...

He has an innate curiosity, the ability to listen, and a deep empathy for people who inhabit different realities than his own. Dan Buettner, Blue Zones founder and National Geographic Fellow and ...