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Bengal professor feeds 180 children, runs 20 free learning centres after seeing child eat waste18:44 Chandrashekhar Kundu founded FEED to tackle food wastage and hunger after witnessing children searching for meals. His initiative also provides educational support through free coaching centers for underprivileged children. Community kitchens offer fresh meals to these students who often face educational challenges. Programs for girls' education and women's livelihoods have been introduced to upl… 5 reasons why you should avoid keeping your phone on an aeroplane tray table18:11 But there are reasons to think twice before making the aeroplane tray table your phone's permanent resting place. From hygiene concerns to accidental damage, here are five things worth knowing. 57-year-old Ketan Sodha turns failed crop into Rs 44 lakh soilless strawberry farming success17:38 Ketan Sodha began strawberry farming in Mahabaleshwar with no experience, facing failure in his initial attempt. He persisted and eventually expanded his business, learning about soilless cultivation techniques. Travelers to various countries helped him understand better practices suited to Indian conditions. His farm produced a significant yield and high sales, leading to plans for further expan… Techie seeks week-long Diwali break like Christmas holidays; internet questions India's work culture17:03 A software engineer has raised concerns about limited Diwali leave for employees working far from home. Many professionals face challenges traveling long distances for the festival, limiting time spent with family. The online discussion highlights a need for flexibility in holiday policies that accommodate personal celebrations. Some users shared experiences of extended holidays in other countrie… Little things parents do that help children overcome self-doubt and believe in themselves17:03 Building confidence in children is a continuous process that thrives on daily interactions filled with support and empathy from parents. By actively listening to their concerns without jumping in to fix problems, parents affirm their children’s emotions. Acknowledging a child's efforts, not merely their outcomes, fosters a respect for diligence. When given the power to make choices, children deve… 5 reasons why some people become quieter as they grow older15:54 As people grow older, their communication style tends to quiet down, favoring deeper connections with a select few instead of a larger social circle. This change often comes with a reduced desire to justify their perspectives during discussions, signaling a shift in priorities. While some may perceive this as a decline in social happiness, it often reflects a journey towards personal growth and s… 5 things people secretly overthink during the early stages of dating15:54 While getting to know someone should be enjoyable, there are a few things people secretly spend far too much time thinking about. Here are five of them. Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals the one thing you need most in life14:45 Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images that trick the brain and eyes into believing what a person sees first. What makes these brain teasers even more interesting is that your friend standing next to you might see an object that is exactly different from what you see.These images have also become a viral sensation online because each object cleverly hidden in the image claims t… Habits That Damage Costly Items: Everyday mistakes quietly wear them down; five simple fixes help14:10 Handling luxury items like smartphones, handbags, and clothing necessitates a thoughtful approach to ensure their longevity. Everyday actions, such as placing phones with sharp objects or washing delicate fabrics in hot water, can lead to accelerated damage. Proper storage of handbags is crucial to maintain their form and hue, while drying shoes at excessive temperatures can also cause harm. FDA suspends licences of 105 food businesses, including popular biryani brand13:01 Maharashtra's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been running a surprise inspection drive across the state ahead of Diwali. In the same league, the FDA recently suspended 105 food business licences across the state. 2026 US elections see first Native American woman governor, senator as 75+ Indigenous women win races11:48 Historic victories by Native American women in the recent elections have changed the landscape of political representation. Deb Haaland and Peggy Flanagan were elected as the first Native American woman governor and senator, respectively. Moreover, Crystalyne Curley and Tina Abrams became the first women leaders of their respective tribal nations. Additionally, at least 75 Native women and gender… How to take care of pudina plants in winter: Easy step-by-step guide for beginners11:48 Taking care of mint plants in the winter months is vital for keeping them healthy and robust. Bringing potted mint inside protects it from the cold, and it's essential to trim the plant beforehand to promote a bushy appearance. Watering should be minimized since growth tends to slow down during colder seasons. Additionally, insulating outdoor pots will help ensure the mint flourishes when spring … 5 common household items that attract insects without you realising11:48 Everyday items in our homes can easily invite pests if we're not careful. Things like moist sponges, spoiled fruits, and wet soil in potted plants are common culprits. Additionally, residues from juice containers and discarded cardboard provide both food and hiding spots for bugs. To prevent these nuisances, it's crucial to regularly inspect and clean these items, ensuring a healthy, pest-free ho… From a failed crop to ₹44 lakh in sales: Mumbai businessman built a strawberry farm in Mahabaleshwar10:36 After the demonetisation hit his land business hard, Ketan Sodha turned to strawberry farming. Despite initial hurdles, he adopted soilless cultivation techniques that boosted his yields significantly. His farm is now thriving with impressive sales figures. Looking ahead, Sodha aims to establish a larger facility to ramp up production and make strawberries available beyond the usual market season… He quit his corporate job in 2012 to take travellers into villages; 14 years later, his venture runs 80 trips a year10:36 Chirag Munjani, an engineer from Vadodara, established Rural Pleasure Journeys to promote rural and experiential tourism in India. His initiative connects travelers with local communities, focusing on unique cultural experiences rather than conventional sightseeing. The organization has expanded its offerings over the years, conducting around 70 to 80 trips annually across multiple states. Visito… |