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She won gold for Jharkhand and represented her state across India. Today, she mops floors at its sports department for Rs 10,000 |

There are moments in journalism where a single quote says more than an entire report ever could. According to a report by NavBharat Times, Sunita Oraon, a gold medal-winning athlete from Jharkhand, broke down while describing her life today. “I have been sweeping and mopping floors at the Directorate of Sports for the last eight…

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She works 60+ hours a week in London, yet made Rs 63 lakh in one month: How one Indian woman built a second career without giving up her first

For many women, building a successful career often comes with an unspoken choice: focus on the corporate job or take the risk of building something of your own. Aditi Mishra’s journey shows that the two do not always have to be separate. The London-based Indian professional recently shared a video on Instagram and drew attention…

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‘Jain Aloo Pyaaz Parantha’? Swiggy menu leaves the internet wondering what will actually be delivered

Swiggy menu leaves the internet wondering what will actually be delivered A food delivery menu has sparked an unexpected discussion online after one of its customization choices left a customer wondering what would actually arrive at the doorstep.The menu featured Aloo Pyaaz Ka Parantha with options including Jain, Less Spicy, Swaminarayan, and More Spicy. Pratik…

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Vande Bharat speeding past Rajasthan’s salt lake wonder: Sambhar Lake view from the train looks unreal; watch

Vande Bharat crossing Sambar Lake in Rajasthan (Instagram) There are train journeys that take you from one city to another, and then there is Vande Bharat speeding past one of the most gorgeous locations in the country, the Sambar Lake in Rajasthan. The striking video was captured by Jaipur-based photographer Yogesh Sevkani, known on Instagram…

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From an autorickshaw driver’s son to India’s youngest IAS officer: How Ansar Shaikh rose from poverty to clear UPSC at just 21

When people talk about beating the odds to achieve something extraordinary, Ansar Shaikh’s story almost always comes up. Ansar became the youngest IAS officer in India after clearing the UPSC Civil Services Examination in 2016, securing an All India Rank of 361, at just 21 years old, and on his very first attempt. Nearly a…

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