Kurukshetra: First Cry Play School, Kurukshetra, celebrated its Second Annual Function with great enthusiasm at the auditorium of Vidya Bharti Sanskriti Shiksha Sansthan. The event was graced by chief guest Mai Ram Kaushik, younger brother of Haryana BJP State President Mohan Lal Badoli. The function witnessed the esteemed presence of parents, dignitaries, and members of…
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New Delhi, February 22, 2026: Delhi Arya Pratinidhi Sabha organised a solemn and inspiring celebration to mark the 170th birth anniversary of Swami Shraddhanand Ji Maharaj, revered freedom fighter, educationist and one of the tallest leaders of the Arya Samaj. The programme, held at the NDMC Convention Centre, New Delhi, was attended by distinguished personalities…
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Meerut: February 22– CM Yogi described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the architect of new and modern India. He said, “Global leaders are widely appreciating Prime Minister’s vision of ‘Viksit Bharat’, under which, along with world-class infrastructure, the benefits of government schemes are being ensured for every section of society, especially poor and deprived, farmers,…
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Guntur, Andhra Pradesh: Union Minister for Communications and DoNER, Jyotiraditya Scindia, addressed a massive gathering of over 9,000 Gramin Dak Sevaks at the Gramin Dak Sevak Sammelan in Guntur, describing the Andhra Pradesh Circle as a frontline force in India Post’s transformation journey. Sharing the dais with the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, N.…
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TIT Correspondent info@impressivetimes.com They say first impressions last, and your outfit often speaks louder than words. From office meetings to casual outings, what you wear sends silent messages about personality, confidence, and even mood. But how much do clothes really “talk”? Fashion experts explain that colors, styles, and accessories all communicate subtle cues. Bright colors…
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TIT Correspondent info@impressivetimes.com Fruits are widely considered one of the healthiest foods, but a common question continues to confuse many — should fruits be eaten in the morning or at night? Nutrition experts say timing matters, but not in the way most people think. Eating fruits in the morning is often recommended because the body…
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TIT Correspondent info@impressivetimes.com Despite having access to technology, comfort, and convenience, today’s generation reports feeling exhausted more than ever. From students to working professionals, constant tiredness has become a shared experience, raising concerns among health experts and psychologists. Unlike earlier generations, exhaustion today is largely mental. Continuous notifications, deadlines, academic pressure, and social comparison keep…
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TIT Correspondent info@impressivetimes.com Taking a break from work was once seen as a sign of balance. Today, it often comes with guilt. Across industries, professionals stepping away from jobs — whether due to burnout, health, layoffs, or personal reasons — are struggling with a growing emotional burden known as career break guilt. When Rest Starts…
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TIT Correspondent info@impressivetimes.com As cities fall silent and lights go off, millions find themselves wide awake — not because of noise, but because of their own thoughts. Late-night overthinking has quietly become one of the most common sleep disruptors in today’s fast-paced world, especially among young adults and working professionals. When Night Turns Into a…
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New Delhi | February 21, 2026- Medical experts are urging people to pay closer attention to recurring health symptoms, stressing that persistent issues should not be ignored beyond a short window. Gastro-oncology specialist Dr Kartik Sahni has highlighted a simple yet effective guideline — the “two-week rule” — to help individuals decide when it’s time…
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