“It’s so much cleaner than the metro in New York”: US content creator Liz rides Mumbai metro, gets stunned by the cleanliness, woman coach, low fares and air conditioning

A content creator from the U.S. took to social media to share her delightful first-time experience on the Mumbai Metro. She was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and affordability of the station and ride. The air-conditioned coaches provided a refreshing escape from the city’s sweltering heat. She appreciated the presence of dedicated women’s compartments, which…

Happy Krishna Janmashtami 2026: Best Janmashtami wishes and messages to share with your colleagues, employees, friends, and family

Festivals serve as a cherished time to bond with family and friends, sharing heartfelt wishes. Krishna Janmashtami, which honors the birth of Lord Krishna, brings people together in prayer and celebration. This article presents diverse greetings tailored for loved ones, acquaintances, and colleagues, along with succinct messages for quick digital interactions. Additionally, it offers personalized…

South Florida teens are using pizza and technology to fight hunger in America: Delivered 25,000 slices to families in need

Meet a passionate brother and sister team from South Florida who launched Pizza for a Purpose, an app aimed at alleviating hunger. This unique platform unites generous donors, local pizzerias, and community organizations, leading to the distribution of over 25,000 pizza slices to families. Their philanthropic journey also includes establishing the Dhanam Foundation, which aims…

Pig kidney worked in a human for 271 days: Could gene-edited animal organs be the future of transplants?

Tim Andrews underwent a pioneering procedure involving a gene-edited pig kidney that managed to function effectively for 271 days. This remarkable intervention served as a temporary fix for his ailing kidneys. Following the pig organ’s eventual decline, he successfully received a human transplant. This case highlights the promise of xenotransplantation as a crucial bridge therapy,…

Exploring Gen Z’s relationship economics: Increasing dating costs prompt financial reassessment; saving strategies on the rise

Dating in the modern world poses a substantial financial challenge for Gen Z. Expenses from casual coffee dates to elaborate dinners and thoughtful gifts can add up quickly, leading many to rethink their approach. Approximately one in four postpone serious relationship developments due to money matters, while strategies like budgeting emerge alongside doubts about their…

Rasika Dugal recalls feeling ‘shattered’ after Beena Tripathi’s assault amid ‘Mirzapur The Movie’ release: ‘When a woman owns a place, people don’t like it and they try to take her agency’

Rasika Dugal revisits Beena Tripathi’s most traumatic Mirzapur storyline ahead of ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’. The actor recalls how Beena’s sexual assault by Bauji left her stripped of the agency that defined her character, describing the experience of watching her in a powerless situation as “shattering”. Rasika also discusses Beena’s eventual revenge, the character’s relationship with…

‘Enjoying power after brother Ajit’s death’: Supriya Sule’s dig at NCP; Sunetra says don’t politicise grief

Sunetra Pawar asked opposition leaders not to politicize the investigation into Ajit Pawar’s death. She stated that only close family members truly understand the profound grief. Supriya Sule had previously criticized the ruling NCP for their lack of action and silence. Ajit Pawar and four others died in a plane crash near Baramati airport. The…

Academia and algorithm: When your professor pops up on your feed

Professors are creating content to share their academic lives and connect with students. Social media offers new insights into student behavior beyond the classroom setting. This engagement helps educators understand student expectations and the learning system better. While some face criticism, many find it softens the teacher-student gap. Meeting students where they are fosters respect…