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meet jyoti srivastava she once designed rockets for the indian army now she makes baby food inspired by her sons own diet

Jyoti Srivastava: Meet Jyoti Srivastava: She once designed rockets for the Indian Army; now she makes baby food inspired by her son’s own diet

Photo: Little Cherry Mom/ Instagram/ Jyoti Srivastava “God could not be everywhere, so he created mothers.”We often come across this saying, only to realise how blessed and grateful we are for those who made us what we are today. They take care of everything for us, be it nutrition, hygiene, grooming, and education, from the…

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parag patil

He brought home 22 international medals for India and now drives a cab to support his family; “the system failed me”: At 47, Parag Patil is still chasing one impossible dream for his country

At around 4:30 AM every day, when much of Mumbai is still asleep, Parag Patil begins his day of running and jumping and hoping. A few hours later, he is behind the wheel, driving a cab through the busy roads of Mumbai to support his family and fund the sporting career.At 47, Patil has already…

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photo of one of the young man posing with neelakurinji flowers is now widely circulated on social media

Why two influencers in Kerala landed in legal trouble after posing with flowers for an Instagram photo

Photo of one of the young man posing with Neelakurinji flowers is now widely circulated on social media. For many visitors, seeing the hills of Munnar covered in blue-violet Neelakurinji flowers is the kind of travel memory worth photographing. But for two youths, an attempt to turn the rare bloom into an Instagram moment has…

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australian high commissioner gets on a train to experience india and it is strikingly similar to their prime ministers 1991 backpacking trip

Australian High Commissioner India: “Sometimes, a charming Indian family offers me some food.” Australian High Commissioner takes a train to experience India, and it is strikingly similar to their Prime Minister’s 1991 backpacking trip

The Australian High Commissioner to India decided to do something unusual in order to take a break from his diplomatic routine.While diplomats usually travel in a certain way, with official cars, tight schedules, and controlled settings. He chose to skip the envoy and hop onto a regular train instead;The top Australian diplomat in India decided…

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quote of the day by pablo picasso our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan in which we must fervently believe and upon which we must there is no other route to success

Pablo Picasso: Quote of the day by Pablo Picasso: “Our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan, in which we must fervently believe, and upon which we must… There is no other route to success.”

Pablo Picasso (Photo via X) Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter and sculptor, and one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. He co-founded the Cubist movement, constantly updated his own style across decades, and left behind an almost unbelievable body of work with tens of thousands of paintings, drawings, ceramics, and sculptures.He…

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quote of the day by gaur gopal das if you cant do the little things right you will never do what does the engineer turned monk advise about the significance of smaller things in life

Gaur Gopal Das: Quote of the day by Gaur Gopal Das: “If you can’t do the little things right, you will never do..”; What does the engineer-turned monk advise about the significance of smaller things in life

Quote of the day by Gaur Gopal Das (Photo: @gaurgopald/ X) Gaur Gopal Das is an engineer-turned-monk renowned for his discourses on a positive take on life. He often speaks about mental well-being and how to develop a positive perspective on life’s situations and tackle them with ease.Once, he talked about a profound idea about…

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What you see first reveals your hidden side in love and relationships

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting images with multiple objects layered into one another that trick the brain and eyes into believing what a person sees first, based on their perspective. We look at an image, and the brain locks onto one shape before anything else, and this split-second reaction claims to say something about…

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