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Floods · Moga

2 Men Form Human Bridge, Help 35 Children Cross Flooded Field In Punjab

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When a road caved in and the fields were flooded after heavy rain, with fast-flowing water passing through the caved portion, two men in Punjab's Moga came to rescue 35 children who were stranded on the other side of the road.See the Story

Asia · India

Gujarat’s Mango Exports Cross 3,000 MT in Five Years; U.S., South Africa Top Importers

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Gujarat mango exports increase with 3,000 metric tonnes over 5 years, Kesar mango in demand, new irradiation facility boosts exports.See the Story

Sports · Agartala

How Did This Software Engineer Climb Everest, Run a Marathon & Work Full-Time — All at Once?

“I wanted to take Tripura higher – literally and metaphorically.” When most people say they’re balancing work and fitness, they usually mean a jog after work or squeezing in a yoga session before a client call. But for 30-year-old Aritra Roy, a software engineer with Tata Consultancy Services, Bengaluru, the word “balance” meant something far more ambitious: cycling from Agartala to Nepal, scaling Mount Everest, and finishing off with the world’…Read Article

Rare Sighting in Kargil: Adorable Himalayan Brown Bear Cub Follows Its Mother Through the Wild

High up in the stark landscapes of Kargil, photographer Karamjeet Singh’s camera rolled on a scene both serene and powerful: a Himalayan brown bear mother padding across a rocky slope, tiny cub trailing close behind. The wind, the mountains, and the stillness held this rare moment in their embrace — a glimpse of life that feels almost timeless. For the western Himalayas, such encounters were once almost unheard of. Just a decade ago, spotting th…Jammu and Kashmir · Jammu and Kashmir Read Article

Solapur Farmer’s Golden Sitaphal Brings Rs 12 Lakh/Hectare, Benefits 140 Villages in Maharashtra Alone

Ever heard of gaining high yields of a fruit variety in dry regions?A major portion of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh is drought-prone, and to everyone’s surprise, there is one fruit variety that flourishes in these conditions. It is called NMK-01 (Golden), popularly known as Golden Sitaphal (Custard Apple). NMK-01 (Golden) is cultivated in 16 Indian states and even in Tanzania, especially in dryland zones. Maharashtra, particularly drought-pron…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

How 'Sustainability Mafia' Helps Young Indians Turn Climate Frustration Into Real Startups That Solve Local Problems

Late one evening in a Bengaluru lab, Vaibhav Sai bent over his notebook filled with complex diagrams and calculations. For months, he had been working on an idea that felt urgent and deeply personal — designing living cells that could detect pollutants in water and food. The science thrilled him. The potential impact was enormous. But everything beyond the lab left him paralysed. “I could build a product, but I didn’t know how to build a startup…Bengaluru · Bengaluru Read Article

How Plastic Bottles Were Turned Into Toilets & Classrooms — While Cutting 2.3 Lakh Kg CO₂

“One of our earliest installations was a toilet for women working on a tea estate in Assam. After it was built, one of them said, ‘This is the first time in 20 years that I feel like a human being.’ That’s when we knew we had to do more,” Amit Roy, founder of Green Ammo, shares with The Better India. In a country grappling with an ever-growing plastic crisis (9.3 million tonnes annually) and mountains of unrecycled waste, stories like these shin…Nagaland · Nagaland Read Article

This Assam Woman Quit Her Job to Preserve Ancestral Cooking Traditions in Her Forest Village

Featured images courtesy Instagram @cynthiadoley and Facebook Remember sitting by the kitchen shelf, watching your nani (maternal grandmother) cook magic on the stove? Or going on a trail with your baba (father), where you both prepared a meal steeped in stories — a recipe passed down for generations? Whether it’s annakoot sabzi, cooked during Govardhan Puja in Mathura, the rich kewami sevaiyaan from the bylanes of Lucknow, or laal maas, simmere…Facebook · Assam Read Article

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2 Men Form Human Bridge, Help 35 Children Cross Flooded Field In Punjab

Gujarat’s Mango Exports Cross 3,000 MT in Five Years; U.S., South Africa Top Importers

How Did This Software Engineer Climb Everest, Run a Marathon & Work Full-Time — All at Once?

Rare Sighting in Kargil: Adorable Himalayan Brown Bear Cub Follows Its Mother Through the Wild

Solapur Farmer’s Golden Sitaphal Brings Rs 12 Lakh/Hectare, Benefits 140 Villages in Maharashtra Alone

12 Tips to Master Sociology Optional — From an IRMS Officer Who Cracked UPSC

9 Key Steps India Can Take for a Fair & Inclusive Clean Energy Future

Witness a Rare Moment: 1500 Olive Ridley Hatchlings Take Over Andhra’s Shores

How 'Sustainability Mafia' Helps Young Indians Turn Climate Frustration Into Real Startups That Solve Local Problems

How Plastic Bottles Were Turned Into Toilets & Classrooms — While Cutting 2.3 Lakh Kg CO₂

This Assam Woman Quit Her Job to Preserve Ancestral Cooking Traditions in Her Forest Village

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Rare Sighting in Kargil: Adorable Himalayan Brown Bear Cub Follows Its Mother Through the Wild

Solapur Farmer’s Golden Sitaphal Brings Rs 12 Lakh/Hectare, Benefits 140 Villages in Maharashtra Alone

12 Tips to Master Sociology Optional — From an IRMS Officer Who Cracked UPSC

9 Key Steps India Can Take for a Fair & Inclusive Clean Energy Future

Witness a Rare Moment: 1500 Olive Ridley Hatchlings Take Over Andhra’s Shores

How 'Sustainability Mafia' Helps Young Indians Turn Climate Frustration Into Real Startups That Solve Local Problems

How Plastic Bottles Were Turned Into Toilets & Classrooms — While Cutting 2.3 Lakh Kg CO₂

This Assam Woman Quit Her Job to Preserve Ancestral Cooking Traditions in Her Forest Village