The standard of care needs to change.

Our first contact attempt is getting an update.

Your tears are actually composed of different chemicals depending on why you're sad.

Binaural beats may trick your brain but they don't exactly make you trip.

In 'The Forest of Enchantments' Divakaruni's Sita resists the stereotype of the meek, dutiful Indian wife.

The trend of ignoring people for your phone is an annoying, and damaging, part of the 21st century.

And how far we have left to go.

Dressing in skirts and patialas, Singh's sartorial sense is defined in opposition to conventional masculinity.

An organic cotton t-shirt might be as damaging as fast fashion.

Ride-or-die relationships don't have to be romantic.

But do nootropics actually work?

Women are the main targets for revenge porn and credit card fraud.

Maybe don’t inject your hands just to get that Insta-perfect engagement photo?

It draws audiences in and dares to portray homosexuality as inarguably Indian.

The quirky study is based on findings from a Spanish reality TV show.

Your impending sense of dread may be completely valid.

It's a thing, I promise.

Marie Kondo's new Netflix show doesn't allow objects to hold anything other than 'joy.'