Bangalore is often celebrated as India’s IT capital, but behind the thriving economy lies a growing challenge — traffic. Once a small town with beautiful weather and unmatched talent, the city expanded rapidly, but infrastructure failed to keep pace. The result? Outer Ring Road (ORR), a 17-kilometre stretch housing over 500 companies and nearly 10 …
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Why hasn’t this giant rock moved in over 1,200 years? In Mahabalipuram, India, a 250-ton granite boulder called Krishna’s Butterball sits perfectly balanced on a slope — defying logic, physics, and even attempts to move it with seven elephants. Legends say it was dropped from the heavens by Lord Krishna. Science points to friction and …
India is home to over 52 million stray dogs—the largest street dog population in the world. On August 11, 2025, the Supreme Court issued a shocking order: round up every stray dog in Delhi and move them to shelters within eight weeks. Overnight, the city’s one million street dogs became the center of an impossible …
Held in the heart of Bengaluru at the iconic Lalbagh Botanical Garden, the Lalbagh Flower Show is among the world’s longest-running floral festivals — a vibrant celebration of nature, culture, and creativity. This biannual spectacle, dating back to 1912, now ranks as the third-longest-running flower show globally. Each edition draws over 9.6 lakh visitors and …
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In India, mangoes are more than just a fruit—they’re the soul of summer. But for one man, they became a lifelong passion. Meet Kaleem Ullah Khan, lovingly known as the ‘Mango Man of India’, whose extraordinary devotion to horticulture transformed a single 120-year-old mango tree in Malihabad, Uttar Pradesh, into a living marvel—bearing over 300 …
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Yoga is more than just physical exercise—it’s a profound spiritual discipline rooted in ancient science. Derived from the Sanskrit word “Yug”, meaning “to unite,” Yoga signifies the harmonious union of the individual with the universe, of body with mind, and of man with nature. In this video, journey through the timeless origins of Yoga, dating …
The Brahmaputra River—one of the mightiest rivers on Earth—carves its way through the Himalayas, nourishing millions across China, India, and Bangladesh. But today, it stands at the heart of a growing geopolitical and environmental crisis. China is moving ahead with the world’s most ambitious hydropower project: a colossal 60-gigawatt dam at the Great Bend in …
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Bandipur Tiger Reserve, a biodiversity hotspot in southern India, is under threat from an aggressive invader—Lantana camara, an ornamental plant-turned-ecological menace. Spanning over 1,036 sq. km and surrounded by 136 villages, Bandipur faces a daily battle against this invasive weed, which chokes native plants and disrupts fragile forest ecosystems. But out of this challenge emerges …
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Product Link – https://www.ckcjewellers.com/ckc/search/Aranmula This captivating short documentary follows the journey of the legendary Aranmula Kannadi, a handcrafted metal mirror known for its flawless reflection and mystique. More than a mirror, it is a legacy preserved by one family for generations—now revived through the passionate efforts of @CKrishniahChetty This isn’t just a mirror—it’s a cultural …
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In the heart of Kerala’s capital, Thiruvananthapuram, a simple yet powerful tradition brings people together every Ramzan—a humble bowl of Oushadha Kanji. This traditional Ayurvedic medicinal porridge, prepared with over 20 healing ingredients, is more than just food; it is a symbol of unity, history, and secularism. The Palayam Juma Masjid, built in 1813 by …
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