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Time to re-start and re-think, enough of thinking about the others feelings, emotions and comfort while least about your own choices, solaces and ambitions. It's literally very easy to state the quote live on your terms yet how bold statement is this and how difficult is to live on this term is beyond imagination. Bhagwat Geeta ji states that do concentrate on your own deeds instead of focusing on others (सर्वं परवशं दुःखं सर्वमात्मवशं सुखम्। एतद्विद्यात्समासेन लक्षणं सुखदुःखयोः।।) On contrary, most interesting thing is to accomplish the complexities in life.  Time to reimagine, Keep priorities over sin,, Staying happy is the target 🎯, Relax, chill, breathe and forget,, Struggle is life and life is tiring, Yet enjoy it by worth singing,, Value yourself not to hurt anyone, Endeavour everything but expect none,, There is one rule to achieve the foundation of living for the happiness of yourself that doesn't affect much others and obviously helps you in earning taste of your own ...

Humans are the only thankless species that destroys own foundations. We all know how important is nature for our survival yet no space is being left to deteriorate it. When will humans understand the importance of restoring Earth. Slogans, quotes, Earth Day celebration aren't enough, yes significant for recognising the importance but not sufficient. Important is to imbibe this in our thoughts, deeds and generational wealth. Government is equally responsible for the ignorance yet sufferers are the mostly common population.  Fact check  "The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970, and is credited with launching the modern environmental movement. Earth Day is now observed in over 190 countries, making it one of the largest secular observances in the world. The theme for Earth Day 2026 is “Our Power, Our Planet,” the campaign focuses on accelerating clean energy, increasing accountability for environmental damage, and promoting community-scale climate solutions." Ye...

In the summer of 2024, Uttar Pradesh did not just face a heatwave — it endured the longest stretch of extreme heat India had recorded since 2010. Temperatures across the state’s plains breached 40°C for an entire month. Across India, more than 44,000 cases of heatstroke were reported, and independent monitors documented hundreds of heat-related deaths that official tallies chose not to count. Uttar Pradesh, home to over 240 million people, is among the ten states with the highest aggregate heat risk in India. Cities such as Kanpur, Varanasi, and Prayagraj — once classified as dry-heat zones — now record humidity levels that compound thermal stress far beyond what temperature readings alone convey. The science of heat stress in the Indo-Gangetic Plain is settled. What remains dangerously unsettled is the governance. Researchers, meteorologists, and public health experts have spent two decades generating data, projections, and warnings. Yet the institutional machinery designed to transla...

Youngest Freedom Fighters of India: Baji Rout is widely recognised as the youngest martyr of the Indian freedom struggle. At just 12 years old, this brave boat boy from Odisha refused to ferry British troops across the Brahmani River to protect his fellow revolutionaries. For his defiance, he was shot dead, becoming an eternal symbol of courage. Who Was The Youngest Freedom Fighter To Be Martyred For India? India's path to independence was a long and courageous battle. For nearly 200 years, people from all walks of life fought against British rule. While many leaders are famous, some of the bravest heroes were teenagers. These young freedom fighters did not think twice before giving up their lives for the motherland. They proved that love for the country has nothing to do with age. He was only 12 years old when he fought bravely against British soldiers. He refused to take British police across the Brahmani River to protect his fellow revolutionaries. Baji Rout is the youngest mart...

“I am ecstatic to win a gold medal for my country in the World Archery Para Series. I won this medal for India due to the hard work of my coach and myself,” said Payal after her remarkable achievement on the international stage. Kuldeep, who lost his mother at the tender age of five, rose above personal tragedy to become a distinguished para-archery coach. Today, he is a guiding force for countless athletes, especially those battling financial hardship or physical disabilities, helping them rediscover hope and purpose through sport. Born in the remote village of Dhanaura Tikri in Uttar Pradesh’s Baghpat district, Kuldeep’s early life was marked by struggle. A major turning point came when he joined the Indian Army, where he was introduced to archery under the mentorship of Colonel Mohan.  While pursuing his own journey in the sport, Kuldeep discovered a deeper calling to identify and nurture hidden talent from the grassroots. Choosing unconventional training grounds like village la...

A profound shift in botanical research reveals that the massive physical structures of our forests are not ‘built’ from the ground up as previously believed. The physical structure of trees is still stable and has its foundational base in the earth; however, research done by NASA shows there is 95 per cent to 98 per cent of total dry weight of trees made from carbon & oxygen directly from the atmosphere, allowing us to further confirm how through the process of photosynthesis trees are acting as complex filters of the atmosphere to create solid polymeric structures (like wood) by reconfiguring carbon dioxide gas into these rigid solid structures/materials. Based on this biological process, it would appear that trees are really nothing more than ‘solidified air’, and that, while some minerals are needed for a limited number of minerals, their significant structural development is from atmospheric sources rather than underground sources. Discovery finds that trees actuall...