Moving back in with your parents negatively affects their mental health, according to new research by the University of Cologne.

As the world celebrates Valentine’s Day with roses and chocolates, the city of Agra, home to the iconic Taj Mahal, offers a deeper reflection on love, one that transcends fleeting gestures and commercialized rituals.

Relationship experts share tongue-in-cheek warning signs of when it’s time to instigate a break-up, even if it is with your mattress.

It’s official, yawning is good for you. But why do we yawn? According to sleep experts, it releases the ‘feel good’ hormone serotonin, as well as dopamine, which helps influence mood and sleep.

Education, culture, prosperity—there are no barriers to using foul and derogatory language spoken in society.

Have you attended a five-day-long destination wedding recently? Never mind, if you have not. But you might have seen video clips of Ambani's wedding.

Drinking and being drunk is linked to trusting others more if sharing an experience, finds new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

Have you ever wondered why some nights you fall asleep easily, while other nights you toss and turn? The answer may well be written in the stars.

Attractive people are consistently judged to be more trustworthy though not behaving accordingly, as new research shows from Emlyon Business School.

Climate-driven vegetation changes played a crucial role in shaping human history in the Indian subcontinent over the last 2000 years, according to a new study which traced vegetation patterns in the Ganga plain from palaeoclimate records with the help of pollen and multiproxy studies.