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‘Youth for Nation’, NGO conducts lectures and awareness camps in Mandi, Rawalsar in…
Mandi: An energetic, inspiring and nationalistic NGO, 'Youth For Nation' (called Y4N) launched by armed forces veterans recently conducted awareness and motivation camps in rural areas of Himachal Pradesh. Youth camps were addressed by…
हिमाचल प्रदेश क्षेत्र के जनजातीय जिलों में ‘विकसित भारत संकल्प यात्रा’ ने गति पकड़ी
चंबा/चंडीगढ़: पूरे देश में केंद्र सरकार की योजनाओं का लाभ पहुंचाने के उद्देश्य से एक अभूतपूर्व पहल में, प्रधान मंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी ने 15 नवंबर को झारखंड के खूंटी से विकसित भारत संकल्प यात्रा की शुरुआत की। यात्रा के पहले चरण में यह यात्रा…
Trouble in tribal lands of Odisha
However, the seemingly forward-looking move - now-withheld - which sought to give tribals flexibility to use their land for personal purposes has landed the Odisha government in a quirky situation.
32-yr-old Academic from Andhra decodes the world of theories and contradictions
In recognition of his exceptional contributions to the field, Sivakrishnamraju was honoured with the Young Scientist Award from VD Good Technology Institution in New Delhi.
Madhya Pradesh: 10 UN Sustainable Development Goals to drive Rural Development, Livelihood, Health
Madhya Pradesh: The SBI Foundation's Youth for India program celebrated the valediction of its 10th Batch at SBILD. The event marked the culmination of the 13-month Fellowship for 67 dedicated Fellows, who showcased their remarkable…
‘India has been and will always be Hindu Rashtra,’ claims RSS leader Hosabale
During an exchange with a journalist, Hosabale claimed that India is inherently a "Hindu Rashtra," and there is no requirement to formalize such a status.
Back from brink: Bilaspur police officials reclaim the life, livelihood of drug addicts
Sheer determination and spirit on the part of the Bilaspur police and also those who conquered affliction by quitting their vices made way for success.
BMC’s garbage hill near Sainik School in Bhubaneswar raises a stink
In the last six months, at least 54,000 tonnes of garbage has been dumped at the temporary transit station near Sainik school, making the lives of residents and schoolchildren miserable
Tribal woman from Andhra Pradesh turns green crusader
32-year-old Pangi Vineeta bags YSR Achievement Award for maintaining soil in its natural form & her unwavering commitment to sustainable development and organic farm practices
Good times sentiment on the face of Retail Segment with festive season
Early signs from Onam and Durga Puja suggest that retail companies may report better growth this festive season compared to the last, with online spends seen up 20%.
Some relief for beer makers as raw material prices ease, but long way to go: UB
Kingfisher, said it has seen some moderation in raw material prices and increase in sales, but the prices continue to remain volatile.
Farmer turns straw disposal into profitable biz
Kuthala bought ex-situ machines, a straw rake and a baler provided by the Punjab government on a 50% subsidy.
Bengaluru-based siblings become world’s youngest certified scuba divers
Ovee enrolled for a junior open water diver course at Temple Adventures, Puducherry and trained under coach Shreya Mehta
Vennapusa Sreelatha and her quest to conquer Mount Everest
Sreelatha was married to Mahendranath Reddy in 2019 and the couple got a child.
Carrying tradition forward
Madikeri Dasara is a platform utilised by hundreds of youth to showcase their passion towards art by creating magic through mythological effigies and tableaux
MADIKERI: An electrician, a plumber, an autorickshaw driver, a civil…
Surviving against all odds
Thanks to a never give-in spirit, Ashwin Thakkar, who is visually-impaired since birth, formed an orchestra comprising other similarly disabled people, reports Dilip Singh Kshatriya
City buses in MP’s Jabalpur being repurposed to serve as river-side changing rooms for women
A study revealed that there was an urgent need of properly protected changing rooms for women on the Narmada riverfront, which is thronged by devotees during festivals.
Kovai woman gives dumpsite an exotic herbal facelift
She also recalls how some residents were cautious about peacocks flocking around and spoiling their plants and crops.
India Love Project shortlisted for a global pluralism award
This year’s finalists -- chosen from among 200 submissions from 60 countries -- are working to strengthen pluralism in their societies across a wide range of disciplines
Welfare measures for LIC employees, agents announced
Another important change is the eligibility of reappointed agents to receive renewal commission.