Jyoti Padma’s Journey: From Engineer to Dairy Innovator with BKD Milk

From Code to Cows – A Mother’s Mission Redefining Dairy Bengaluru: In the bustling city of Bengaluru, Jyoti Padma lived a story many aspired to write. A skilled engineer in India’s thriving tech hub, she had earned stability, recognition, and the satisfaction of building a successful career. Yet, beneath this portrait of conventional achievement lay an unspoken struggle—one that would spark an extraordinary transformation. Her child’s diagnosis with lactose intolerance marked a turning point. For Jyoti, motherhood was more than love—it was responsibility. When she couldn’t find pure, safe milk…

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Lucknow Hosts Stirring ‘Teri Mitti’ Celebration Ahead of Independence Day

Lucknow: Lucknow, steeped in history and tradition, became the stage for a moving celebration of patriotism and art. The evening revolved around “Teri Mitti”, a heartfelt cultural tribute led by acclaimed lyricist and poet Manoj Muntashir. The event drew an illustrious gathering, including Anandiben Patel, Governor of Uttar Pradesh; Dr. Rajeshwar Singh, MLA from Sarojini Nagar;  Gajendra Pratap Singh, Executive Vice President of JSW Group; and Dr. S.N. Sabat, Chairman of the UPSSSC. Muntashir, known for his evocative poetry and stirring lyrics, delivered powerful recitations that captured the essence of…

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Hapur Youth Tattoos Names of 559 Martyrs on His Back to Honour Their Sacrifice

Hapur — In a remarkable display of patriotism, a young man from Hapur has paid a unique tribute to the nation’s martyrs by tattooing not just one or two, but the names of all 559 soldiers who laid down their lives for the country. Alongside the names, he has also inked portraits of several great Indian leaders and freedom fighters. Abhishek Gautam has immortalised the names of soldiers martyred during the Kargil War and the Pulwama attack on his back. In addition, his body bears tattoos of national icons such…

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Spiritual speaker Jaya Kishori turns author with her book It’s Okay: I hope people feel peaceful after reading it

Jaya Kishori

Lucknow: Spiritual and Motivational speaker Jaya Kishori recently came out with her book titled It’s Okay. Aimed at helping people navigate difficult situations in life, Jaya insists that the title of the book came from her personal experience. “The theme of this book arose from my experience with young college going kids. When I do my sessions with them, I speak to them about their problems and the pressures they are facing. While that can confuse them a lot, they cover it under the garb of phrases like ‘just chill’…

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“Van Gogh Will Never Be Forgotten” — 135 Years Since His Passing, the World Still Stands With Him

Bhupendra Kumar Asthana Lucknow: Exactly 135 years ago, in the quiet French village of Auvers-sur-Oise, Vincent van Gogh succumbed to a gunshot wound in a wheat field—an act of despair that ended the life of a man then mostly unknown. He was just 37. In the days that followed, his devoted younger brother Theo wrote a prophetic line: “He will not be forgotten.” And indeed, he never was. Today, more than 100,000 visitors each year make their way to that village to stand before the modest grave where Vincent and…

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SHARP Showcases India-Centric Innovation Aligned with Viksit Bharat 2047 at Consumer Electronics World Expo 2025  

SHARP Reinforces Commitment to Viksit Bharat with India-Centric Appliances New Delhi: SHARP Business Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of SHARP Corporation Japan, participated in the Consumer Electronics World Expo 2025 – India’s largest business platform for consumer electronics, gadgets & appliances held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, between 24th – 26th July 2025.  Mimoh Jain, Vice President, SHARP India Appliances, was part of the inaugural event alongside  Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Minister of Industries, Food & Supplies, and Environment, Forest & Wildlife —Government of Delhi. Also present…

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ASUS strengthens pan India retail strategy with the launch of Exclusive Store in Hosapete

  Hosapete, July 2025: As a step towards strengthening the brand’s retail footprint across the country, ASUS India, Taiwanese tech giant today announced the launch of an exclusive store in Hosapete. The new exclusive store is spread across 390 sq. ft. and is set to host an extensive range of electronics and computer hardware, including the ASUS flagship products such as Vivobook, Zenbook, Republic of Gamers (ROG) laptops, Gaming Desktops, All-in-One Desktops, and accessories. This is the brand’s 1st store located in Hosapete taking the total count to 28 stores…

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Artist Ashok Bhawmik Decodes a Rare Picasso Painting, Reveals Hidden Layers of Modern Art

New Delhi: Renowned artist and art critic Ashok Bhawmik has once again captivated the Indian art community with his insightful interpretation of a lesser-known painting by Pablo Picasso. His latest piece, part of his longstanding fortnightly column in Prabhat Khabar, not only delves into the technical and emotional depth of the work but also revives the need for meaningful art interpretation within academic and critical circles. Pablo Picasso — an undisputed titan of modern art — is frequently referenced in Indian art history syllabi, especially in the context of Cubism…

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Paubha and Thangka: The Legacy of Pala Art that Shaped Himalayan Painting Traditions

New Delhi – The rich tradition of painting that flourished during the Pala dynasty of eastern India continues to resonate through time, influencing key Himalayan art forms such as Nepal’s Paubha and Tibet’s Thangka paintings. Although historical records about the continuation of this art form post-12th century are scarce, art historians agree that the spiritual and stylistic essence of Pala art found new life in these regions. Emerging between the 8th and 12th centuries in the region of Magadha (modern-day Bihar and Bengal), the Pala school of art is most…

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Natural Homemade Eye Masks That Instantly Reduce Puffy Eyes

Lucknow: Puffy eyes can make you look tired, dull, and older than you are. Factors like stress, sleepless nights, fluid retention, allergies, and prolonged screen exposure are often to blame. While commercial eye creams may offer temporary relief, many contain harsh chemicals and come with a high price tag. Fortunately, nature offers powerful, gentle remedies that can be made right at home with ingredients from your kitchen. If you’re looking for a quick, budget-friendly, and effective way to soothe puffy eyes, try these natural DIY eye masks that offer instant…

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