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Ashok Dada: At 80, he still cleans 2 km of village roads every morning: Meet Ashok Dada, who picked up a broom at 10 and has served his West Bengal village for 70 years without a salary

Every morning, while most people his age may prefer to stay indoors and rest, an 80-year-old man in West Bengal steps outside with a broom in his hands. For him, cleaning the roads of his village is not a job but a responsibility he has followed for seven decades. Known as Ashok Dada, he has…

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One may already be in your kitchen

Milk, curd, paneer, and cheese are the most accessible B12 sources for vegetarians, and they are already part of daily eating in most Indian households. A glass of milk provides a useful portion of the daily requirement, and curd contributes a similar amount while also supporting gut health through its probiotic content. Paneer and hard…

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Carrying India’s basketball dream to Asian Games, referee Rakesh to make his Asiad debut even as no Indian team will take court | Asian Games 2026 News

CHENNAI: While India has no basketball team at the Asian Games, R Rakesh is the country’s sole representative in the sport as a referee. The Aichi-Nagoya Games will mark his debut in Asian Games, the Karnataka man earlier appearing for Asian championships.The 36-year-old became a FIBA referee at the age of 23 and has a…

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Rajesh Sharma’s The Impossible Startup: Why great companies often begin with imperfect ideas, setbacks and small steps |

The Impossible Startup explores how founders turn uncertain ideas into functioning businesses through belief, experimentation, customer feedback and persistence. Drawing from Rajesh Sharma’s entrepreneurial journey, the book presents startup building as a gradual process rather than an overnight success story. Startup stories begin with a big idea, a funding round and a success story. The…

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Meet Ganesha beyond India: How Lord Ganesha travelled across Asia and took different names, forms and traditions

For Indians, he is Ganesha, Ganapati, Vinayaka, Ekdanta or Vighnaharta. He is the elephant-headed deity invoked always before a new beginning, a journey, a wedding, a business venture or any important ceremony among Hindus. But travel across Asia, and the familiar figure of Ganesha begins to look and sound different. You’ll be amazed to know…

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