Sarita Singh 
Monkey Bread Fruit, commonly known as Baobab fruit, is one of the oldest and most unique fruits found in the world. It comes from the giant baobab tree, often called the “Tree of Life” because almost every part of the tree is useful for food, medicine, and shelter. This fruit has been used for thousands … Read more
Earth Hour 2026 will be observed on Saturday, March 28, from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. local time, marking the 20th anniversary of the world’s largest environmental movement. Millions of people across the globe will switch off non-essential lights for one hour to raise awareness about climate change, nature loss, and environmental protection. This global … Read more
Eye-related problems are increasing rapidly across the world, affecting people of all age groups—from children to the elderly. Health experts say that eyes are one of the most sensitive and important organs of the human body, and they require proper care and attention to stay healthy. However, due to changing lifestyles, increased screen time, poor … Read more
Ram Navami is not just a religious festival; it is a living expression of India’s deep spiritual and cultural diversity. From the sacred ghats of Ayodhya to the temples of South India and the community celebrations in eastern and western regions, the festival is celebrated in unique and meaningful ways across the country. Each state, … Read more
Ram Navami: In the heart of India’s spiritual traditions, few festivals carry the same divine energy and emotional depth as Ram Navami. It is not just a festival—it is a celebration of righteousness, truth, and the victory of good over evil. Every year, millions of devotees across India and around the world come together to … Read more
Shaheed Diwas: Every year on 23 March, India observes Shaheed Diwas to remember the courage, sacrifice, and patriotism of three young revolutionaries who shook the British Empire and inspired millions of Indians to fight for freedom. The day marks the martyrdom of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, and Sukhdev, who were executed by the British government in … Read more
Panipat Textile Hub: In the narrow industrial lanes of Panipat, huge mountains of discarded clothes lie stacked in warehouses, stretching as far as the eye can see. Trucks loaded with used garments arrive every day; workers manually sort them by colour and fibre, machines shred them into tiny threads, and within hours, what was once … Read more
Every year on 22 March, the state of Bihar celebrates Bihar Diwas, a day that marks the foundation of one of India’s oldest and culturally richest regions. This day is not just a celebration of statehood but a tribute to Bihar’s glorious past, rich heritage, intellectual legacy, and its contribution to Indian civilization. From ancient … Read more
In India, Chhath Puja is considered one of the most sacred and difficult fasts dedicated to the worship of the Sun God. Generally, people associate Chhath Puja with the Kartik month, but very few know that Chhath is celebrated twice a year — once as Kartik Chhath and the other as Chaitra Chhath. Chaitra Chhath … Read more
In recent times, one of the most talked-about Bollywood films across social media and entertainment platforms is Dhurandhar and its sequel Dhurandhar: The Revenge. From YouTube discussions to news portals and fan theories, the film has sparked intense curiosity among viewers. Many people are asking the same question — is Dhurandhar based on real-life spy … Read more