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Greater Noida High-Rise Living: Swimming pool full, taps dry and 5-6 hour power cuts: Greater Noida woman shares ‘luxury’ high-rise experience

Swimming pool full, taps dry and 5-6 hour power cuts The idea of paying crores for a home usually comes with certain expectations. Better facilities, a comfortable lifestyle, and fewer everyday hassles are often part of the appeal. But a video shared by a Greater Noida resident has started a different conversation online after she…

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Age Children Should Start Social Media: Children using social media at younger age perform worse in school tests, study says: What Indian parents need to know

The study assessed more than 5,000 Italian school children. For many parents, the transition to secondary school comes with a familiar request from their child: “Everyone in my class is on Instagram. Why can’t I have an account?”It can be difficult to say no when classmates are sharing reels, chatting in groups and following the…

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Musafir Cafe: Inside Jharipani Castle: What its architecture reveals about life in colonial-era Uttarakhand

Photo: Jharipanicastle.com Some places on screen are so beautiful, you almost forget they’re real until you find out they actually are. That’s exactly what’s happening with Musafir Cafe, Vikrant Massey’s new Netflix show, where a cosy hilltop cafe, framed in ivy-covered walls, misty mountains and old stone archways, has viewers convinced they’ve almost arrived inside…

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Bike-Ambulance Dada: Karimul Haque made a promise to his dying mother; years later the ‘Bike-Ambulance Dada’ became a lifeline for more than 6,500 patients and a lesson in compassion for his sons |

Photo source: Great Big Story and Pavel-O-Pedia There are some promises that are made quietly, in the middle of grief, when nobody else is listening. Karimul Haque made one such promise to his mother. “My mother died without treatment. That day I took a vow, ‘Maa, I will not let anyone in this village die…

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Bhakti Local: Mumbai local turns into ‘bhakti’ local as a bhajan mandali marks 21 years of its devotional journey aboard local trains in the city

Photo: @mi.satarkar_suraj/ Instagram Mumbai’s local trains are known for their packed compartments, quick chai stops, and the sheer rhythm of a city always in motion. But sometimes, that daily grind makes way for something far more heartfelt. That’s exactly what happens on Mumbai locals, where a daily commute turns into more of a bhajan, devotion,…

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