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At 85, a grandmother in Kerala still teaches children Malayalam, Hindi, English and mathematics using nothing more than sand and a stick; for nearly a decade, she has kept a traditional way of learning alive

For nearly a decade, she has been helping them learn Malayalam, Hindi, English and mathematics using little more than sand and a stick. There are no notebooks, pencils or blackboards in Indira Amma’s classroom. Instead, an elderly woman spreads a layer of sand on the ground, smooths it with a small stick and begins writing…

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No cafes, gyms or food delivery: Techie earning Rs 1 lakh a month in a village considers moving to a city for a better lifestyle

A monthly salary of Rs 1 lakh, no rent to worry about and the comfort of living with family may sound like an ideal arrangement. But for one software engineer working remotely from a village, the financial advantages have come with an unexpected downside: a life that feels increasingly repetitive.With no cafes to visit, cinemas…

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British No. 15 Jodie Burrage reveals horrific social media death threats after losing to India’s Vaishnavi Adkar on 16-month WTA return | Tennis News

FILE – Jodie Burrage of Britain plays a forehand return to Coco Gauff of the U.S. during their second round match at the Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne, Australia, Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025. (AP Photo/Vincent Thian, File) British tennis player Jodie Burrage has revealed that she received death threats and abusive messages after losing…

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Heartbreaking defeat! Lizelle Lee’s rare wicketkeeping error denies Hobart Hurricanes a Super Over against Melbourne Renegade – Watch | Cricket News

Lee’s rare wicketkeeping error costs Hobart Hurricanes (Images: X) Melbourne Renegades pulled off a dramatic four-wicket victory over Hobart Hurricanes in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) on Wednesday, with a rare wicketkeeping infringement on the final delivery denying the hosts a chance to force a Super Over. Just when the Hurricanes appeared to have…

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Youth Olympics: Tanvi Patri creates history, becomes first Indian woman to reach badminton semifinals | Badminton News

NEW DELHI: India’s rising badminton star Tanvi Patri scripted history at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar on Wednesday, becoming the first Indian woman to reach the semifinals of the badminton competition.The 15-year-old from Odisha achieved the milestone with an impressive straight-game victory over Thailand’s seventh seed Kakanik Kungkaew in the women’s singles quarterfinals. Third…

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From Rs 60,000 rent to Rs 75,000 monthly travel: Bengaluru couple’s expenses highlight the contrasting lifestyles of IT professionals and freshers

In Bengaluru, a monthly budget of Rs 1.73 lakh may sound extraordinary to some young professionals, while for another household, even earning Rs 25,000 a month can mean carefully balancing rent, food and transport. That contrast has drawn attention after a Bengaluru couple, Shubhi and her husband, shared a breakdown of their household expenses on…

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Alia Bhatt wore the most breathtaking linen saree with a luxe statement silver blouse to cheer for husband Ranbir Kapoor at Ramayana Premiere

For the evening, Alia picked a Gumal linen saree from Anavila. The drape came in a pleasant shade of green, with a contrasting blue border and zari detailing along the edges. The saree, priced at Rs 14,500 on the brand’s website, had a rather understated feel. It wasn’t heavily embellished or overloaded with details. Instead,…

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Sachin Tendulkar’s record gone! Virat Kohli creates history during India’s New Zealand chase | Cricket News

Virat Kohli celebrates after scoring 50 runs during the first ODI against New Zealand. (AP/PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli continued to rewrite the record books on Wednesday, breaking Sachin Tendulkar‘s long-standing record for the most runs in successful and unsuccessful ODI run chases during India’s rain-affected first ODI against New Zealand at Eden Park…

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Over 100 first-year fashion students at a Haryana college turned discarded fabric into colourful art in seven hours without using needles or thread; videos of their Japanese-style technique drew 3.5 million views

Photo credit: The Better India A small piece of patterned fabric became a flower petal. Another was tucked into a narrow groove to form the sleeve of a Geisha holding a lantern. Across a classroom at Budha College in Karnal, Haryana, more than 100 first-year fashion design students spent seven hours turning discarded fabric into…

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