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Shashi Tharoor · Bengaluru

‘We Are Not Terribly Good at Crowd Control’: Shashi Tharoor on Bengaluru Stampede Tragedy

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Congress MP Shashi Tharoor described the Bengaluru stampede as tragic, highlighting poor crowd control at public events.See the Story

Vijay Rupani · Ahmedabad

Shameful: People Chase Viral Fame From Plane Crash

In the wake of the tragic Ahmedabad plane crash that claimed 242 lives, including former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, some individuals have chosen to focus on personal anecdotes rather than the gravity of the situation. One such case is that of a passenger who flew on the same Air India aircraft earlier that day […] The post Shameful: People Chase Viral Fame from Plane Crash appeared first on M9.news.See the Story

United States · United States

How to Talk to Children About LGBTQIA+ Identities: A Compassionate Parenting Guide

Picture this: You’re snuggled up on the couch with your child, enjoying a cosy movie night. On-screen, a joyful wedding scene unfolds, but this time, it’s two women saying “I do.” Your child turns to you, curiosity shining in their eyes, and asks, “Can two girls get married?” In that moment, your answer becomes more than just a response — it becomes an opportunity. A chance to show love, imbibe understanding, and help your child grow up in a wor…See the Story

Shipping Container-Based Tiny House Doubles up to Provide More Space

Backcountry Containers has designed lots of different types of shipping container homes, from large residential units to smaller rural retreats. For its Luke tiny house, the firm connects a large and a small shipping container together, offering a surprisingly spacious interior layout that sleeps up to two people in comfort.Continue ReadingCategory: Tiny Houses, OutdoorsTags: Building and Construction, Tiny Footprint, Micro-House, Home, House, s…Startups · Aurangabad See the Story

Safe Spaces Map: Find Locations Across India Where Queer Lives Are Celebrated, Not Questioned

Two teens sat side by side on a train in Mumbai, their hands close but not quite touching. They didn’t speak much, both unsure of what awaited them. All they knew was they were heading somewhere safe — a space they’d only heard about in quiet conversations — a place where people like them could just… be. When they finally walked through the door, their nerves slowly gave way to soft smiles and kind eyes. One found a counsellor to talk to, and th…LGBTQ+ · Mumbai Read Article

How CRPF Commandant Raju Wagh Cracked UPSC 2024 While on Duty in Bastar

Most of us believe that cracking the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination, a dream of lakhs of aspirants, demands giving up everything else, starting from quitting our jobs, switching off from social life, to devoting every waking moment to books. But Raju Wagh’s journey challenges this very notion. As a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Commandant posted in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar district, he was leading life on t…Bastar, Chhattisgarh · Bastar Read Article

Inside Maharashtra’s ‘Lemon Village’: How Farmers Turned Barren Land Into Golden Orchards

There was a time when the tiny village of Pothre in Maharashtra stood under a cloud of despair. With low rainfall, barren farmlands, and mounting debts, hope seemed like a distant dream. So much so that banks refused loans and families from neighbouring villages hesitated to marry their daughters into Pothre. “Not many years ago, our village was hit by extreme poverty. Banks would not provide loans, and neighbouring villagers wouldn’t get their …Maharashtra · Maharashtra Read Article

Started With Rs 15K and Dahibara in Odisha, His Street Food Biz Now Earns Rs 1.8 Cr

When Sourabh Khandelwal moved for work, he quickly noticed a gap that only widened at the end of long, tiring days. He often found himself craving the familiar taste of Dahibara, a beloved street food from Delhi. But in a city known for its own rich food culture, finding this simple, comforting dish proved nearly impossible. That everyday struggle to reconnect with the flavours of home led to an idea. In 2023, Sourabh launched Dahibara Express —…Odisha, Odisha · Odisha Read Article

Trained Barefoot for 13 Years, 20-YO Athlete Breaks Jump Rope World Record Without a Coach

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Why Are PGs Shutting Down in Bengaluru? A Simpler Explainer on What’s Driving the Change

Entire buildings are going dark in Mahadevapura. A year ago, these corridors were alive — the clatter of suitcase wheels on tiled floors, video calls to parents back home, PG kitchens humming with the smell of dal and rice, roommates trading job interview tips. Today, the gates are locked. Lights stay off. And in neighbourhoods that once offered thousands of young people their first foothold into Bengaluru, a strange kind of emptiness has crept …Bengaluru · Bengaluru Read Article

How a Professor & 2500 Villagers Turned a Rajasthan Mining Wasteland into a Wildlife Haven

The Dabla Talab reservoir, located near the village of Uttamdesar in the Bikaner district of Rajasthan, suffered substantial devastation due to relentless gypsum mining for over two decades. The rampant extraction of gypsum, a common mineral in the region, led to the disappearance of many animal species and native grass. Before the advent of the Indira Gandhi Canal, the reservoir was the primary water source for the villagers and wildlife. Sadl…Bikaner · Bikaner Read Article

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‘We Are Not Terribly Good at Crowd Control’: Shashi Tharoor on Bengaluru Stampede Tragedy

Shameful: People Chase Viral Fame From Plane Crash

How to Talk to Children About LGBTQIA+ Identities: A Compassionate Parenting Guide

Shipping Container-Based Tiny House Doubles up to Provide More Space

Safe Spaces Map: Find Locations Across India Where Queer Lives Are Celebrated, Not Questioned

How CRPF Commandant Raju Wagh Cracked UPSC 2024 While on Duty in Bastar

Inside Maharashtra’s ‘Lemon Village’: How Farmers Turned Barren Land Into Golden Orchards

Started With Rs 15K and Dahibara in Odisha, His Street Food Biz Now Earns Rs 1.8 Cr

Trained Barefoot for 13 Years, 20-YO Athlete Breaks Jump Rope World Record Without a Coach

Why Are PGs Shutting Down in Bengaluru? A Simpler Explainer on What’s Driving the Change

How a Professor & 2500 Villagers Turned a Rajasthan Mining Wasteland into a Wildlife Haven

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