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Forced to marry after finishing her Class 9 exams, Sumitra Gargai from Jharkhand's Ho tribe faced years of physical, mental and emotional abuse at her marital home.
Fighting her way out of severe depression, Sumitra found her lifeline in working with Ekjut, an NGO that offers better mental healthcare to marginalized communities in rural India. @ekjutindia
Having seen her own sister lose her life to depression, Sumitra has been working tirelessly to fight the stigma and build community awareness.
She herself has helped over a hundred people recover and rebuild their mental health.
Imagine travelling from Chennai to Bengaluru (350 km) in just 30 minutes! Sounds like a dream? Not anymore!
India has hit a major milestone in revolutionising travel with the completion of its first Indigenous Hyperloop Test Track at IIT Madras' Discovery Campus in Thayur. This achievement is the result of a collaborative effort between Indian Railways, IIT Madras' Avishkar Hyperloop Team, and TuTr Hyperloop.
Hyperloop technology uses magnetic levitation in low-pressure tubes to move people and goods at speeds rivalling air travel. Plus, it’s eco-friendly, using far less energy than traditional transport and moving us closer to India’s carbon-neutral goals.
@Warriormomsin The city's toxic air, a lethal cocktail of pollutants, is taking a heavy toll on its most vulnerable citizens: children.
@Warriormomsin As studies increasingly highlight the devastating impact of air pollution on child health, a group of determined mothers has emerged to fight for cleaner air.
A pair of innovative postgraduate students from #JadavpurUniversity's English departments, Astyartha Das & Rameshwar Chakraborty, have taken campus accessibility to new heights with their groundbreaking tactile Braille campus map.
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What began as a simple class project has blossomed into a solution that empowers visually impaired students.
Inspired by an open-ended assignment, the duo envisioned a map that would transcend the limitations of traditional visual representations.
“We wanted to do more than just talk about inclusion,” Das told The Hindu. “We wanted to actively enhance accessibility for all.”
The map, a 5' x 3.5' wooden board, is a masterpiece of tactile design.
Bring your warmest coats and your love for adventure, as Kashmir transforms into a snowy paradise. Here are 8 breathtaking, lesser-known spots to experience the magic.