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A box of glass slides handed over at a Parsi café in Jamshedpur became an award-winning photobook celebrating one photographer's creative journey. Sparseeing breathes new life into a family archive by turning historical photos into an imaginative story anyone can enjoy.
Debutant Raynier Fernandes announced his arrival with three goals as Jamshedpur FC crushed Defenders FC 5-0 in their Durand Cup opener. The Red Miners' dominant performance showcased the exciting talent emerging in Indian football.
A 24-year-old man returned safely to his family after police pressure forced his abductors to release him two weeks into an ordeal. The massive search effort across Jharkhand ended when the kidnappers freed Kairav Gandhi on a roadside and fled.
An environmentalist who planted 20 million trees just opened a sustainable farmstay in rural India built entirely from mud, lime, and local tribal wisdom. Mud & Meadows trains village communities in forgotten building techniques while harvesting enough rainwater to fill an Olympic pool. #
The director behind Jab We Met and Rockstar once failed Class 9 so badly he couldn't face walking into school. That moment of failure changed everything about how he learned and ultimately sparked his storytelling career.
A husband who abandoned his wife at her parents' home and refused to take her back cannot claim she deserted him, an Indian court ruled. The decision reinforces that marriage partners must support each other through illness and hardship.
A school born from dreams survived wars and exodus to become a bridge between cultures. The Deutsche Schule Bombay opened in 1960 when most expatriates were leaving India, proving that education and community can transcend borders.
Ram Chandra Agarwal contracted polio at age four, but refused to let disability define his future. Today, his V2 Retail chain is worth over ₹6,500 crore and serves millions across India. #
Leena Nair grew up in Kolhapur, India, where her father said she could study only if she married by 23. Today, she leads one of the world's most iconic luxury brands and redefines what leadership looks like.
A revolutionary who survived a British bullet in 1930 turned his fight for India's dignity into a four-generation footwear legacy. Sreeleathers now serves millions with the same promise: world-class shoes at prices every Indian can afford.
When Sristi Bose saw empty desks during menstruation week, she started asking questions. Now her student-led team brings menstrual health education to rural girls across seven Indian states.