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Prakash Amte, Flicker Of Hope And Inspiration To Hundreds.

August 21, 2015

Image: flickr Dr. Prakash Amte is a man with a plan. A doctor by profession, he has dedicated his life to contribute for the wellness

Not Every Cop Wins The Heart But Shivdeep Lande Does – The Common Man’s Cop

August 19, 2015

Image: thebureaucratnews Not Every Cop Wins The Heart But Shivdeep Lande. Few years from now his transfer triggered mass protests and candle light marches forcing

[Watch/Read] Power Girls: Rape Survivors Waging War Against Rapes In Their Own Way

August 19, 2015

“Balatkar ka doshi kaun? Hamari Chuppi, hamara maun.” (Who is responsible for rapes? Our silence) A ten-year-old hapless child is raped in a police van

The Struggle Of A Man, Who Has Been Selling ‘Murmure Chikki’ For Last 54 Years

August 18, 2015

The woe of life and the struggle to earn a living pose a challenge to any self-respected individual. The challenge of the man standing at

Bengal Famine: A Forgotten Genocide, A Ruthless Empire And An Overrated Prime Minister

August 18, 2015

Image Source: Titodutta, Wikipedia “Famine or no famine, Indians will breed like rabbits.” – Winston Churchill. In the winter of 1942 the shores of Bengal were

A Teacher Who Swims Across A River To Be On Time!

August 16, 2015

Image : educationinsider.net Teaching is a noble profession. Add to it the determination to wade through neck-deep, filthy water to reach school on time, without

[Watch] ‘Sarkaar Ke Bharose Mat Baithiye, Kaa Pata Sarkar Humre Bharose Baitha Ho’

August 16, 2015

Nawazuddin Siddiqui wishes all Indians a Shandaar! Zabardast! Zindabad! #IndependenceDay in his own signature style via #Fame

Interesting Stories Behind Our National Symbols

August 15, 2015

The National Flag The Indian ‘Tiranga’ (tricolour), as we see today, was officially adopted as the national flag of India on 22nd July, 1947 by

Forgotten Freedom Fighters: When ‘Salihan’ Took On Armed Britishers With Lathis

August 15, 2015

Author: P Sainath|Article originally published on www.ruralindiaonline.org Demathi Dei Sabar ‘Salihan’ and her friends took on gun-toting British officers with lathis in Nuapada, Odisha She

A Human Who Takes Care Of Both Shiv Temple And Masjid

August 13, 2015

This article was originally published on bhaskar.com The holy month of Srawan (August) has brought enthusiasm among the Hindu devotees. It is an auspicious month

Most Prominent Indian-Born CEOs Leading Big Tech Companies Around The World

August 11, 2015

Sundar Pichai is now CEO of Tech giant Google. Also, Sergei Brin and Larry Page have started a new company ‘Alphabet’, which will now own Google, and

The Inspiring Story Of A Lorry Driver’s Son Who Graduated From IIT-Madras Without Legs

August 10, 2015

Source : Yashwanth Gupta’s Profile | Image Courtesy : cdn.indiamarkscoffeewithsundarinspireminds2.bp.blogspot Naga Naresh Karutura has passed out of IIT Madras in Computer Science and has joined

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India Should Aim For 100% Ethanol Blending: Nitin Gadkari Stresses Energy Independence, Lower Oil Imports

India is accelerating ethanol, flex-fuel, and green hydrogen adoption to reduce oil import dependence and strengthen energy security.

97 Employees Hospitalised After Eating Idli, Vada At Bengaluru Office Canteen Amid Suspected Food Poisoning

Nearly 100 employees hospitalised in Bengaluru after suspected food poisoning from office canteen meals.

Allahabad High Court Says Marriage Creates Legal Duty; Mere Financial Claim Not Enough To Deny Maintenance

The Allahabad High Court ruled that marriage creates a binding legal obligation to financially support wife and children and financial hardship alone cannot be used to avoid maintenance responsibility.

₹2.5 Lakh for ‘Twinkle Twinkle’? Viral Senior KG Fee Slip Sparks Debate on Cost of Early Education in India

Viral ₹2.25 lakh KG fee reignites debate over rising early education costs in India.

Despite Earlier Strike Signals Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Indefinitely and Maintains Naval Blockade

Trump pauses military escalation with Iran for two weeks, opening a narrow window for diplomacy amid global concern and skepticism.

Two Days After Tamil Nadu Blast, Kerala Fireworks Explosion Kills 13 Workers In Thrissur

A devastating explosion at a fireworks manufacturing unit in Kerala’s Thrissur district killed 13 people and injured dozens during preparations for the upcoming Thrissur Pooram festival.

The Extraction Economy: Meta To Track Employee Mouse Movements And Keystrokes To Train AI

What if your everyday work habits quietly become training data for AI systems you may never even interact with? That's what Meta is reportedly planning.

One Year After Pahalgam Terror Attack, Survivors Still Carry Unbearable Pain and Trauma

A year after the deadly Pahalgam terror attack killed 26 civilians, Kashmir balances grief, recovery, and renewed tourism hopes.

Uttar Pradesh: Teen Allegedly Killed By Brother In Scissors Attack Over New Shoes In Maharajganj

A minor dispute over a new pair of shoes escalated into a fatal scissor attack between two teenage brothers in Maharajganj, leaving one dead and the elder sibling on the run.

Controversy Erupts as Independent MP Pappu Yadav Says “90% Women Start Careers in Men’s Bedrooms”

Independent MP Rajesh Ranjan (Pappu Yadav) faces backlash and possible disqualification over remarks on women’s reservation bill debate.

Bihar: Security Guard Stitches Wounds Amid Alleged Staff Shortage at Bagaha Sub-Divisional Hospital, Sparking Outrage

A viral video from Bagaha Sub-divisional Hospital shows a security guard treating an accident victim due to absent medical staff, exposing rural healthcare gaps.

From Namita Thapar to Peyush Bansal: Why Shark Tank Judges Keep Landing in Controversies

From Peyush Bansal to Namita Thapar, Shark Tank India judges face growing scrutiny as controversies continue to spark online debates.

CBSE Grace Marks Explained: Who Gets Extra Marks and Why It Matters

CBSE is set to release Class 12 results by April 2026 end for 18.5 lakh students, with 33% passing criteria and grace marks support for borderline cases.

Telangana: Three-Year-Old Girl Fatally Attacked And Killed By Stray Dogs In Katnapalli Village

A toddler was killed in a stray dog attack near a brick kiln, exposing safety risks for migrant families.

Manipur Shuts Down As Blast Kills 2 Children And Convoy Ambush Claims 2 Lives, Protests Spread

Twin shutdowns across Manipur followed the killing of two children in a blast and a deadly convoy ambush, reigniting protests and exposing the fragile peace in the conflict-hit state.

Satna Murder Case: 11-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Murdered, Body Hidden In Drum, Accused Absconding After Dispute

An 11-year-old boy was allegedly killed in Satna, with police probing harassment and personal dispute angles.

India’s Fertiliser Output Hits 5-Year Low, But the Real Problem Lies Deeper in Farm Economy

Falling fertiliser output reveals deeper risks in India’s farm economy, from import dependence to long-term soil health challenges.

Gujarat: Three Private Bank Officials Held In ₹2,500 Crore Cyber Fraud Case In Rajkot; 20 Arrested

Rajkot Rural Police exposed a ₹2,500 crore cyber fraud network involving mule accounts, bank insiders, and cases linked to online gaming fraud and GST evasion.

Auto Drivers’ Unions Threaten Statewide Protest From May 4 Over Mandatory Marathi Rule

Auto and taxi driver unions across Maharashtra have warned of statewide protests from May 4 against the government’s decision to mandate Marathi proficiency for licensed drivers.

Gujarat: Over 400 Fall Ill Within Hours After Wedding Feast In Gujarat’s Dahod, Probe Underway

Over four hundred wedding guests in Dahod were hospitalised after suspected food contamination triggered sudden illness.

Indian Rupee Falls 16 Paise To 93.32 Against US Dollar As Oil Prices Impact Market

The rupee fell to 93.32 against the US dollar due to global dollar strength, oil price volatility, and RBI policy-related market reactions.

Ghaziabad Woman Shares Rapido Rider’s Inappropriate WhatsApp Messages, Sparking Debate On Passenger Safety

Ghaziabad Woman’s Viral Post Renews Concerns Over Passenger Safety On Ride-Hailing Platforms.

From iPhones to Subscriptions: How Apple Built a Services Empire Under Tim Cook

Under Tim Cook, Apple transformed from a hardware giant into a services powerhouse driving recurring revenue and long-term user loyalty.

Karnataka DCRE Officer Alleges Caste Bias, Harassment by Seniors; Video Sparks Debate Amid Inquiry

A Bengaluru police inspector’s viral allegations of caste harassment and coercion have ignited debate over internal accountability.

How Anant Ambani’s Vantara Initiative Could Revolutionize Animal Safety & Rescue In India

Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.