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Meet Kridha Gupta, the Class 12 student from Ambala who founded a women-only running club with more than 200 members and helped raise around Rs 8 lakh to install five streetlights for safer public spaces

For some women, going for a run is a simple way to stay fit. For others, it involves checking whether the route is well lit, finding someone to accompany them and deciding whether it is safe to be outdoors after dark. Class 12 student Kridha Gupta from Ambala began noticing how these everyday concerns shaped…

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Pablo Picasso: Quote of the day by Pablo Picasso: “Every now and then one paints a picture that seems to have opened a door and serves as a stepping stone to other things”

Pablo Picasso (Photo via X) Pablo Picasso was a Spanish artist and the co-founder of Cubism. He worked as a painter, sculptor, printmaker, and ceramicist, and is among the most influential artists of the 20th century.Beyond art and sculpture, Picasso also spoke words of wisdom that remain relevant today.He once weighed in on a profound…

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This Indian community known for protecting blackbucks and trees; how centuries-old beliefs shaped an extraordinary conservation ethic

Image credits: Harshit Mishra/ Unsplash The Bishnoi are a religious community concentrated in the Thar Desert of western India, with a centuries-old tradition of protecting trees and wildlife as a matter of faith. The beliefs go back to a fifteenth-century guru and still shape how villagers treat trees, animals and water. One of the trees…

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He delivered milk to support his family after his father died; at 28, Jammu wrestler Hamam Hussain turned 14 years of struggle into his first national gold

For years, Hamam Hussain’s days began with responsibilities that had little to do with sport. Alongside his elder brother, he helped deliver milk from door to door to keep the family going after their father passed away. Yet, somewhere between those daily rounds and the demands of home, he continued to make time for wrestling.At…

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10 baby boy names inspired by the beauty of winter

Winter brings a unique kind of beauty, from snow-covered mountains and frosty mornings to evergreen forests and chilly winds. Its quiet landscapes, peaceful atmosphere and sparkling ice formations can inspire beautiful baby names. For parents looking for a distinctive name for their little boy, winter offers plenty of interesting ideas drawn from different cultures and…

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Psychology says parents distracted by phones may make teenagers feel ignored, insecure and less confident in relationships

A teenager is telling a parent about a difficult day at school. The parent is listening, or at least appears to be, while scrolling through messages. The conversation continues, but the teenager notices that their words are competing with a screen for attention. It may seem like a small, everyday moment. Yet repeated experiences of…

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A Punjabi singer who once hesitated to sell vegetables by the roadside now turns greens grown on his family’s three-acre farm into 125 packets of saag a day, earning about Rs 5,000 to Rs 6,000 in daily profit

At around 4 pm, Punjabi singer Gurmukh Singh, popularly known as Garry Benipal, leaves his village in the Sangrur district with containers of freshly cooked saag. By evening, he is at Mata Modi Chowk in Sunam, selling packets of the traditional winter dish directly to customers. The 33-year-old, who once felt hesitant about selling vegetables…

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Meet Ramya Manjunath Anche, the Bengaluru-born astronomer leading NASA’s $20 million PUFFINS telescope mission to study tiny dust particles between stars

This is the story of Ramya Manjunath Anche, a Bengaluru-born astronomer preparing to study something that has remained difficult for scientists to understand for decades. The subject is of the tiny particles of dust floating between stars. As a teenager fascinated by the 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, she has now grown up to lead…

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