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In 2017, this man got a bank job; 8 years later, he returned to his family in Andhra Pradesh after his father’s death and started farming again; he now earns Rs 5,000 daily from vegetables |

Photo credit: 30 stades.com When Ravuri Sekhar joined Andhra Bank in 2017, his family was happy to see him begin a career in banking. While he worked at the bank, his parents continued managing their five-acre family farm in Chennam Raju Palli village in Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh. That changed in 2025 after the death…

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₹10 lakh a month for rent? Indian woman’s New York City apartment cost sparks debate

Indian woman’s New York City apartment cost sparks debate New York City has become the subject of an online discussion after a conversation about housing costs drew strong reactions from social media users. What began as a chat about one couple’s expenses soon turned into a debate about apartment prices, different neighbourhoods and whether converting…

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Bengaluru CEO says company will not hire men from UP, Bihar, Rajasthan and MP, sparks debate over workplace safety and bias

A Bengaluru-based entrepreneur has sparked a heated debate after announcing that his company will no longer hire male candidates from Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. Karthik SG, also known as Karthik Shenoy, founder and CEO of A1 Sports World, shared the decision in a post on X, saying it followed a lengthy internal…

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‘Main padha-likha nahi hoon’: Auto driver earning Rs 75,000 a month spends Rs 1.4 lakh on daughter’s education despite having no savings

An auto driver’s candid account of his monthly income and household expenses has struck a chord online, particularly because of the sacrifice he is making to give his daughter a good education. According to a video shared on social media, the man earns around ₹75,000 a month but spends ₹1.4 lakh every year on his…

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‘Blinkit tuition for Nani’: Grandma learns to order groceries online with granddaughter’s help; internet finds it heartwarming

Grandma learns to order groceries online with granddaughter’s help A simple family moment has caught the attention of social media users after a grandmother was seen getting familiar with online grocery shopping. The video, shared by digital creator Sanya Hussian on Instagram, shows her granddaughter taking her through the process of using Blinkit.What makes the…

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“We know the risk..”, she traced 76 missing children across 4 states: Meet Seema Dhaka, the Delhi head constable who earned a historic Delhi Police promotion

In 2020, while the Covid-19 pandemic had disrupted normal life across the country, Delhi Police launched an incentive scheme to encourage officers to trace missing children. Among those who took up the challenge was Head Constable Seema Dhaka of Samaypur Badli Police Station in Delhi’s Outer North district. In just two and a half months,…

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Akbar’s royal kitchen could prepare 100 dishes in an hour, yet the Mughal emperor began his meal with something surprisingly ordinary; the 16th-century account names the humble food still found on Indian tables today

The contrast is striking. Akbar’s kitchen was anything but modest. The Ain-i-Akbari describes cooks preparing dishes using grains, greens, meats, sweet and spicy ingredients, with food arriving in vessels made of gold, silver, stone and earthenware.Yet the emperor’s first taste was recorded as milk or curd.The account also gives a glimpse into how carefully food…

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