Women in a Jharkhand village began by saving just Rs 2 each; years later, Kunwari Barwa helped build a 1,501-member ragi collective reporting Rs 6-7 lakh in monthly sales and regular work for over 150 women

A contribution of Rs 2 may seem too small to change a family’s financial situation. But for Kunwari Barwa, a woman from Gumla district in Jharkhand, those small savings became the starting point of a much larger journey. What began with a self-help group (SHG) in her village gradually developed into a women-led agricultural enterprise…

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Meet Bhavitha Mandava, the Hyderabad-born architecture student who was discovered at a New York subway station, rose to the Chanel runway and has now earned Instagram recognition

A chance encounter on a New York subway platform changed the course of Bhavitha Mandava’s life. At the time, she was a student with no professional modelling experience. Today, the Hyderabad-born model has walked for some of the biggest names in international fashion, opened a Chanel runway show and become a Chanel House Ambassador. Now,…

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‘I felt like a man today’: Woman takes a cab in Mumbai at 2 AM; what she says about travelling alone has people talking

Woman takes a cab in Mumbai at 2 AM; what she says about travelling alone has people talking A woman’s reaction to a late-night cab ride in Mumbai has caught the attention of social media users. Her experience has started a conversation about the precautions women often take when travelling alone and how these concerns…

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Psychology says people who remember a particular hug years later may be recalling the feeling of comfort more than the gesture itself; a new study of over 15,000 adults finds why some embraces stay with us

Think about a hug you still remember, even though it happened years ago. It may have come from a parent when you were upset, a friend who knew you were struggling, or someone you had not seen in a long time. You may not remember exactly where you were standing or how long the embrace…

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A Kerala passenger received ₹1 less on his cancelled train ticket and sued IRCTC; two years later, the consumer court ordered the railway corporation to pay ₹3,100 in compensation.

On receiving ₹1 less, a Kerala passenger sued the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) and ended up winning the refund and more in a legal battle at the local consumer commission. The Kasaragod District Consumer Commission ordered the railway ticketing corporation to pay the passenger ₹3,100, along with the original residual amount. The…

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“We wanted to move in a bigger…..” In 2015, a German couple came to India searching for a spiritual connection, but ended up building a home in a small Bengal town; today, they are raising two children in Krishna-conscious community

Germans in India (PC: I love Mayapur) In 2015, a German couple travelled to India without a return ticket to Europe. They came in search of a deeper spiritual connection and today they are settled here with two kids. They moved to Mayapur, a small pilgrimage town in West Bengal, and today call it their…

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‘She wants to hear Beat It 68 times’: Varun Dhawan reveals the funny reason behind his fights with two-year-old daughter Lara

For Varun Dhawan, fatherhood has brought a new kind of morning routine, one filled with little footsteps, playful chaos and a familiar song playing on repeat. The actor recently opened up about life with his two-year-old daughter, Lara, and revealed that their small disagreements often revolve around music.During an appearance on the third episode of…

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