Tigers were not long ago listed as one of the most endangered species of animals. Several efforts have been made to increase their number, and each state in India is trying their best to help these wild cats thrive. In one such significant push for conservation efforts, the Tamil Nadu state government will now form …
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Condoms and sanitary pads would now be sold at toilet facilities both inside and outside railway stations for not only the passengers but also the people living in its vicinity, a new toilet policy recently approved by the Railway Board said. The policy stated that due to lack of proper sanitation facilities in and around the station premises, those living …
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When we see news of rapes, communal violence, it makes our heart pain and we start believing that there’s no humanity left in the world. We often forget about people who are an example of humanity and considers saving a life above their religion, caste, colour and creed. One such example is the Muslim man from Bihar, who chose humanity …
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a prolific tweeter, posted nearly a dozen times. One of them was a reply to Cricketer Virat Kohli on his fitness challenge. The PM in a tweet accepted the challenge by the Indian Skipper and said he will soon post his fitness challenge video. While fitness is an important topic, as the Prime Minister of the …
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As the government continues to receive backlash for soaring fuel prices across India, the Amul girl leads our bandwagon with yet another cartoon. The price of petrol in Mumbai is Rs 85.29 and in Delhi, petrol is now available at Rs 77.47. Which is ridiculous to say the least. Also read: 19-Day Dream Run Of No Hike In Fuel Prices Finally Ends, …
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Arnia town, located five km from the International Border once had a population of over 18,500, but today it resembles a ghost town, with only a few people and some policemen left there. That is because the residents of the once bustling town have fled their homes, fearing for their lives as they are being targeted everyday by the Pakistani …
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Lini Sajeesh, was a dedicated nurse, that is all her colleagues – who still can’t believe that she is no more – can recall about her. Lini breathed her last on Monday, days after being infected by Nipah, a deadly viral fever which has left parts of Northern Kerala terrorised. She contracted the deadly virus while attending two brothers, who …
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In today’s times, kids do not prefer to take care of their parents and often send them to old-age homes. If the parents somehow do stay home, their children mistreat them as grown-ups, making it difficult to protect themselves at that age. representational / reuters To address one such issue, Bombay High Court has come to the aid of a …
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The New York Police Department inducted its first female turbaned Sikh auxiliary police officer. Her induction aims to motivate others to join law enforcement and help create a better understanding of Sikhism. Gursoach Kaur will join the NYPD as an Auxiliary Police Officer (APO) after graduating last week from the New York City Police Academy. “We are proud to welcome …
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Fifteen-year-old Abhay Gupta did not have a study table or enough space in his one-room home to keep his books. The teen prepared for his ICSE exams under streetlights, perched on a packing case a few yards away from his father’s bookstall on a Park Street pavement. Yet, the braveheart — a student of Harrow Hall School — has secured …
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