ali was born in 1958 into a lower middle class family and was one of 10 siblings

Meet Dr Ejaz Ali: Patna doctor who charges just Rs 10 for consultation and has kept his fee unchanged for decades; asks doctors to ‘think of the patient’s pocket’

Ali was born in 1958 into a lower-middle-class family and was one of 10 siblings. In Patna’s Bikhna Pahari area, the scene outside Dr Ejaz Ali’s hospital is markedly different from what many patients may expect from a senior surgeon. Instead of sitting inside an elaborate consultation room, Ali is often seen in a simple…

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neeru dhanda won gold in womens trap shooting at the 2026 asian games in japan

‘I was going to collect BPL ration’: Neeru Dhanda’s mother learnt of her daughter’s Asian Games gold while heading to the ration shop; behind the moment is the shooter’s journey of borrowed guns and financial hardship

Neeru Dhanda won gold in women’s trap shooting at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan. On Tuesday morning, Sudesh Devi was on her way to collect wheat under the Below Poverty Line (BPL) ration scheme in Sangatpura village in Haryana’s Jind district when she received the news that her daughter had just made history in…

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From hospital wards to the skies: 12-year-old kidney transplant survivor fulfils her dream of becoming a flight attendant for a day |

Image credit: instagram.com/qantas For a child who spent much of her early life in hospitals, a day in the sky meant far more than wearing a uniform. Trisha, a 12-year-old from Victoria, Australia, had long been fascinated by flight attendants and the work they do. After overcoming end-stage kidney failure and undergoing a transplant, she…

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in meghalayas khasi community husbands traditionally move into their wives family homes after marria

‘It’s nothing new for us’: After most Indian marriages, the bride moves into the groom’s house; in this tribal community, the groom moves into hers

In Meghalaya’s Khasi community, husbands traditionally move into their wives’ family homes after marriage. (Photo courtesy: CivilsDaily) In much of India, marriage traditionally means a bride leaving her parental home and moving into her husband’s family. In Meghalaya’s Khasi community, the direction can be strikingly different: the groom moves into the bride’s home.It is not…

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white tiger

Meet Tejas: The rare blue-eyed white tiger who travelled 550 km from Gwalior to become Dehradun Zoo’s newest attraction; “The energetic young tiger immediately started exploring”

Dehradun Zoo just added a new attraction in the form of Tejas, a two-and-a-half-year-old white tiger. It gives wildlife enthusiasts another reason to visit the capital city. The little cub travelled nearly 550 km from Gwalior. He comes following an animal-exchange programme that saw the zoo’s approximately five-year-old Royal Bengal tiger, Bhola, move to Gwalior…

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govind krishnan left conventional schooling after class 4 to study the vedas at a gurukula in thriss

‘It’s all about balance and discipline’: At 10, he left conventional school and started studying the Vedas at a gurukula; years later, Kerela’s Govind Krishnan became an ISRO scientist

Govind Krishnan left conventional schooling after Class 4 to study the Vedas at a gurukula in Thrissur. For four years, Govind Krishnan M’s mornings began not with the familiar routine of school bells, textbooks and classrooms, but with Vedic chants, spiritual practices and a schedule governed by discipline. At 5 am, his day at a…

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ho says she discovered the hanuman chalisa through indian friends

‘Hanuman Chalisa calms my baby in 5 seconds’: Chinese business woman shares her unusual parenting routine

Ho says she discovered the Hanuman Chalisa through Indian friends A crying baby can leave new parents trying everything from rocking and lullabies to walking around the house at midnight. For Chinese businesswoman Sarah Jane Ho, one surprisingly effective trick for her four-month-old son Baby J is the Hanuman Chalisa.Sharing reflections on becoming a mother…

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