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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‘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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First Recorded Baby Name: 5,000 years ago, someone wrote down a name, and it does not belong to a warrior, poet, or king: What was the first recorded baby name in history?

Generative Image via Canva Whenever a baby is born in the family, everyone begins deliberating and speculating about meaningful names for the newborn.But have you ever thought about what would have been the first baby name in the world, what it meant, and how it came to be?Babies have been named since the dawn of…

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After 1949, China increased its forest cover from 10% to 25%; the planting boom greened the land but shuffled its water around, and it’s quietly losing water from the wrong places |

China has been setting examples of large-scale environmental restoration, turning barren deserts green, holding back sandstorms, and pulling carbon out of the air. Since 1949, the country has increased its forest cover from around 10% to more than 25%, adding an area of greenery roughly the size of Algeria.Scientists across the world can easily laud…

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