The news spread quickly.
A modern electric sedan. A respected technology brand. A sudden fire.
Yes, the Xiaomi SU7 electric car reportedly caught fire in Yingkou, Liaoning Province, China, on February 1st. Naturally, the internet began asking the same question: Was it the battery?
However, the official explanation tells a different story.
According to Xiaomi Auto’s statement, the fire did … Read More
Some remedies do not come from bottles.
They come from kitchens.
When the weather turns cold and the air feels heavier than usual, the body often sends quiet signals: a dry throat, a blocked nose, a head that feels wrapped in fog. In many places, the first response is medicine. But in China, especially in families who still hold onto … Read More
Floods come quietly at first.
A little water on the road. A slowing engine. Then suddenly, everything changes.
Across many regions in Indonesia, floods and tidal waves have submerged homes, streets, and unfortunately—cars. When floodwater rises fast, panic often follows. And in panic, mistakes happen. Mistakes that can silently destroy your vehicle forever.
If your car has been submerged in … Read More
There are battles we never announce. They happen quietly, behind kitchen cabinets, under warm roofs, inside walls that are meant to protect us. Pests do not knock. They arrive silently, multiply patiently, and leave damage without apology. Like many problems in life, they grow when ignored.
In the language of Tere Liye, this story is simple: what we do today … Read More
Technology does not replace humans. It only amplifies intention.
Every morning, professionals around the world open their laptops with the same quiet hope: “Today, I want my work to be clearer, faster, and more meaningful.” This is where Generative AI like Gemini quietly steps in—not as a magician, but as a loyal assistant who listens carefully to how you speak.… Read More
There are illnesses that arrive loudly, knocking hard on the door of our bodies. And then there are illnesses that come quietly, almost politely—smiling, unnoticed, while slowly rearranging our future. Diabetes belongs to the second kind.
At first, it feels harmless. A little tiredness. A bit thirsty. Weight that refuses to move. Many people say, “I feel fine.” And that … Read More
