Two years ago, Andhra Pradesh’s Mumtaz Begum started making vermicelli at home with a ₹2 lakh bank loan; today her orders reach Dubai, the US and Malaysia and the unit employs at least seven people

AI representation/ChatGPT Two years ago, Mohammed Mumtaz Begum of Andhra Pradesh’s Tallamudi village bought a packet of vermicelli in Vijayawada and wondered why she could not make and sell the product in her hometown. That simple thought led her to start a home-based business with a ₹2 lakh bank loan. Today, her vermicelli reaches customers…

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“The Indian healthcare system blew my mind”: British couple travels to Lucknow for IVF treatment, praises India’s medical care

Dave Flew outside Lucknow’s health care (Instagram) For many couples, the journey towards parenthood can involve immense emotional and financial pressure. It can also mean months of doctor consultations and numerous medical tests. In their quest to become parents, British couple Dave Flew and his wife travelled all the way to Lucknow. They are now…

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Punjab’s Manpreet Singh began with an onion nursery on just 10 marlas in 2020; today, the 34-year-old serves 250 customers and estimates annual earnings of ₹6 lakh to ₹7 lakh per acre

What if the secret to earning more from farmland was not buying more land, but making every available patch work harder? For Manpreet Singh, a 34-year-old farmer from Rahim Ke Uttar village in Punjab’s Ferozepur district, this question has shaped an increasingly diversified agricultural business.In 2020, Singh began raising onion seedlings on just 10 marlas…

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No traffic jams, no runway: US man turns his commute into a 20-minute paramotor flight, taking to the skies above Pueblo and sharing his unusual journey with millions online |

For most people, getting to work means checking traffic, allowing extra time for delays and hoping the roads are moving. For Jake Hutzler, an air traffic controller in Colorado, the journey can begin with a wing spread out on the road and a propeller strapped to his back. Instead of driving to work, Hutzler sometimes…

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