In 2021, Samyak Chakrabarty co-founded Nimaya Foundation with Navya Naveli Nanda; today, his mission is to help women from underserved communities prepare for the AI revolution and access new job opportunities |

Samayak and Navya Nanda (PC: Instagram) Samyak Chakrabarty is a name in the media these days for all the right reasons. The young entrepreneur is the co-founder of the Nimaya Foundation, which he established with Navya Naveli Nanda in 2021. It’s an organisation which aims to prepare women from underrepresented communities. They are trying to…

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Viral video: French husband forces wife to return clothes she stole during protests amid France looting |

Husband returning clothes A street scene has sparked a debate about rules, honesty and personal responsibility. The world is already aware of what’s going on in many cities of France these days. But amid the ongoing protest and loot, a brief confrontation outside a clothing store has caught people’s attention for all the right reasons.As…

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“India now has some of the best roads in the world”: Foreign traveller praises India’s road network after 2,500-km journey across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan and more

“India has some of the best roads in the world” India’s development is increasingly visible in its expanding road network. It’s a transformation that stands out particularly to foreign visitors who compare the roads they see today with those they experienced during earlier visits. From Tamil Nadu to the majestic Himalayan region in the north,…

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Woman goes for a job interview, but one question from HR leaves her shocked: ‘You’re not planning to have a baby anytime soon, right?’

Woman goes for a job interview, but one question from HR leaves her shocked A job interview took an uncomfortable turn for Shatakshi Dwivedi when an HR representative asked her about her plans to have a child. The question, which came up after the representative learnt that she was married, has sparked a discussion on…

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Meet Anand Kumar: He helped his mother sell papads after losing his Cambridge dream; today, his Super 30 inspires underprivileged IIT aspirants |

Anand receiving Padma Shree He started his journey with only Rs 500 and two students in a tiny rented classroom in Patna, Bihar. A young mathematics enthusiast started teaching students with nothing but passion for numbers and power of education. Though there was no grand institute, no money and of course no guarantee of success….

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Around 1880, a Delhi author published a rare book with 56 photographic reproductions of portraits of Mughal rulers and royal women; 146 years later, a copy sold in Scotland for £16,640, nearly 21 times its highest estimate

Photo credit: www.lyonandturnbull.com Book published in Delhi around 1880 with 56 Mughal royal portraits sells for £16,640 in Scotland, nearly 21 times its estimateA rare book published in Delhi around 1880, featuring 56 photographic portraits of Mughal rulers and royal women, has sold for £16,640 at an auction in Scotland. The book, which offers a…

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