[Santoshi Deo, Women Empowerment, Bihar, Inspiring Stories]
Refusing to accept abuse, she left her in-laws and returned to her village in Odisha, only to face humiliation from her own community.
Determined to build a better life, Santoshi moved to Tamil Nadu, found work in a spinning mill, and gave birth to her daughter in 2012.
Dec 6 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
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.
[holiday calendar, vacation planner, travel tips, long weekends, travel inspiration, Work-Life Balance]
We've got you covered with a comprehensive holiday calendar and a smart leave strategy to maximize your long weekends.
Save this post and start marking your calendars — it's time to make the most of your long weekends in 2025!
Nov 24 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
Delhi's winters, once a time of joy and festivity, have turned into a season of health crises.
@Warriormomsin
#DelhiAirPollution #WarriorMoms #CleanAir #ChildHealth #ClimateAction #AirQuality #DelhiAitCrisis
@Warriormomsin The city's toxic air, a lethal cocktail of pollutants, is taking a heavy toll on its most vulnerable citizens: children.
Nov 22 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
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.
#accessibility #inclusion #visuallyimpaired
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.
Nov 13 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
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.
#winter2024 #snowfall #Kashmir #explore #travel #snowfallinkashmir
[Winters in India, Snowfall in India, Kashmir, First Snowfall in India]
Nov 10 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Bhubaneswar, has been honoured with the esteemed title of ‘City with the Best Public Transport System’ at the 17th Urban Mobility India (UMI) Conference & Exhibition, held at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
#Bhubaneswar #UrbanMobility #PublicTransport
This prestigious honour is a reflection of the city’s forward-thinking approach to revolutionising urban transportation.
Wondering why Bhubaneswar earned this recognition? Here’s a look at the innovative steps it’s taking to transform urban mobility >>
Oct 27 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Bihar is India’s largest producer of Makhana, contributing 90% to the world's total supply!
Thanks to the innovations by Dr. Manoj Kumar from the National Research Centre for Makhana, farmers now cultivate this superfood with less effort and greater efficiency.
Swipe to discover how these advancements have tripled farmers’ earnings. >>
#Makhana #BiharFarmers #Superfood #Agriculture #LotusField #FramerPractice
[Bihar, Makhana, Snack, Agriculture, Dr Manoj Kumar, National Research Centre for Makhana, Superfood, Lotus Seeds]
Oct 16 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Filter coffee has secured 2nd place on TasteAtlas' list of the top 10 coffees worldwide.
But did you know the fascinating history of South India's favourite beverage?
#FilterKaapi #FilterCoffee #Breakfast #BestCoffee #TasteAtlas #CubanEspresso
[Filter Kaapi, Filter Coffee, Coffee Lovers, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Food History, Indian Food]
Sep 30 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
#InternationalCoffeeDay
Filter coffee has secured 2nd place among 'Top 38 Best Coffees in the World', in a ranking list released by TasteAtlas.
#FilterKaapi #FilterCoffee #Breakfast #BestCoffee #TasteAtlas #CubanEspresso
But did you know the fascinating history of South India's favourite beverage?
[International Coffee Day, Filter Kaapi, Filter Coffee, Coffee Lovers, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Food History, Indian Food]
Aug 26 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
"I will continue to treat people until my last breath." - Padma Shri Dr Tapan Kumar Lahiri.
#cardiothoracicsurgeon #medicalacademic #cardiologist #inspiration #healthcare #DrTapanKumarLahiri #PadmaShri #UttarPradesh #communityservice #doctor
Dr Lahiri, a cardiothoracic surgeon, and writer from Uttar Pradesh, has dedicated his life to serving others. Even after retiring in 2003, he continues to treat patients free of charge.
His unwavering commitment to his patients is an inspiration to all.
Aug 22 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
In the heart of Madurai, Urvanam stands as a lifeline for distressed animals, thanks to the dedication of renowned wildlife conservationist PR Viswanathan.
#Urvanam #Madurai #wildlife #conservation #animalrescue #environmentalprotection #NGO
Affectionately known as the "superstar" of animal rescue, Viswanathan and his organisation have rescued and rehabilitated nearly 7,000 creatures, including birds, reptiles, and mammals.
Jul 26 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
The monsoon season brings with it the joy of rain and the promise of vibrant greenery. But it also invites unwelcome guests - dreaded mosquitoes!
#monsoonseason #mosquitorepellents #diy #naturalrepellents #Monsoon
But don't worry, you can keep them at bay with these natural DIY mosquito repellents.
[Natural Mosquito Repellent, DIY Mosquito Repellent, Monsoon, Garden Pest Control]
Jul 21 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
“Upon learning about duckweed, I understood its magic and potential for wastewater treatment and as a protein supplement. Duckweed was something which hooked me on to the subject of phytoremediation,” says Dr Prasanna Jogdeo.
@PJogdeo
@PJogdeo Dr Jogdeo, a marine biotechnologist, discovered a powerful ally in his fight for clean water while studying in the UK: duckweed.
Back in Pune, his hometown, Dr Jogdeo joined forces with his student, Pooja Tendulkar, to found Lemnion.
Jun 23 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Water scarcity is a growing concern, but you can make a difference right at home!
Subhajit Mukherji, an expert in sustainable water management, shares a comprehensive guide on how to recycle greywater at home, helping households conserve fresh water.
“Only two per cent of the water supplied to our homes is used for drinking and cooking,” says Mukherji. “The remaining 98 per cent, used for non-drinking purposes, can always be catered to through recycled and filtered water.”
Jun 21 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
"I vividly remember that evening. Sitting behind a friend on a bike, I mentally made a list of items to buy from Kolkata. In a split second, my life changed forever.
The bike collided with a giant lorry, and I fell to the ground as the lorry ran over both my legs.
The next thing I heard was screaming and a large crowd looming over my head.
Fully conscious, I was taken to a hospital, where the doctors recommended surgery to save my legs. But due to my family’s financial situation, it was delayed by 12 days.
Jun 18 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
A district collector from Telangana has achieved the unthinkable by raising groundwater levels by a staggering six metres!
India’s water woes are no secret. Dwindling groundwater threatens farms, industries, and even basic needs like drinking water.
IAS officer Devarakonda Krishna Bhaskar, the mastermind behind this success story, tackled water scarcity head-on.
“Water scarcity has been a never-ending issue for the district,” he says.
Jun 9 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Ever wondered how scissors are made?
For centuries, artisans have poured their skill and dedication into creating each pair.
From moulding to polishing, each scissor has passed through generations of expertise.
Discover the rich legacy and meticulous craftsmanship behind Meerut's handmade scissors >>
Nothing beats the feeling of quenching your thirst with ‘matka’ water on a scorching summer afternoon.
As temperatures in India soar to new highs, many are turning to an age-old solution for relief: Terracotta.
It’s a type of baked earthenware that has a natural ability to absorb water.
When water evaporates from the terracotta's surface, it creates a cooling effect similar to sweating.
Jun 4 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Paneer is just the beginning! India's cheese landscape is filled with hidden gems waiting to be discovered.🧀
Here are 7 regional cheese varieties that will take your taste buds on an unforgettable journey >>
#IndianCheese #RegionalCheese #IndianFood #Kalari #Chhurpi #nationalcheeseday
[Indian cheese varieties, Paneer alternatives, Regional Indian cheese, Qudam, Bandel, National Cheese Day]
Jun 2 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Imagine snipping fresh, flavourful herbs🌿for your meals straight from your windowsill. It's easier than you think!
Indoor herb gardens are a fantastic way to add life, fragrance, and deliciousness to your home, all year round.🌱
Swipe to get started ➡️
#IndoorHerbGarden #HomegrownHerbs #FreshFood #DIYGardening #UrbanGardening
[Indoor herbs, Gardening for beginners, Home Gardening, Indoor Gardening]