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At the Attari-Wagah border, India’s “Steel Man” Vispy Kharadi held 261 KG in EACH HAND during the brutal Hercules Pillars challenge… for 1 minute and 7 seconds.
That means Vipsy held more than HALF A TON using pure grip, shoulder and mental strength.
Vipsy chose the India-Pakistan border for this feat — as a tribute to Indian soldiers and the heroes of the Battle of Dograi.
At the Attari-Wagah border, India’s “Steel Man” Vispy Kharadi held 261 KG in EACH HAND during the brutal Hercules Pillars challenge… for 1 minute and 7 seconds.
That means Vipsy held more than HALF A TON using pure grip, shoulder and mental strength.
Vipsy chose the India-Pakistan border for this feat — as a tribute to Indian soldiers and the heroes of the Battle of Dograi.
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Cancer doesn’t only take away health… many patients silently lose confidence when chemotherapy takes away their hair.
In Tamil Nadu, 3013 nurses understood this pain deeply. Members of The Trained Nurses’ Association of India and SNAI cut and donated their own hair to make wigs for cancer patients battling one of life’s toughest fights.
Cancer doesn’t only take away health… many patients silently lose confidence when chemotherapy takes away their hair.
In Tamil Nadu, 3013 nurses understood this pain deeply. Members of The Trained Nurses’ Association of India and SNAI cut and donated their own hair to make wigs for cancer patients battling one of life’s toughest fights.
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Every noon, Perumbakkam village is filled with the comforting aroma of a humble yet delicious lunch: rice, sambar, veggies, and buttermilk.
Run by S Elumalai has been feeding quality food.80 to 100 residents daily for the last 10 years
Entire funding is by Elumalai himself.
Elumalai is manager at Chennai Petroleum
Run by S Elumalai has been feeding quality food.80 to 100 residents daily for the last 10 years
Entire funding is by Elumalai himself.
Elumalai is manager at Chennai Petroleum
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Jalandhar Nayak of Odisha worked 8 hours every day for 2 years to single-handedly carve a 8 km road through a mountain.
He did so that children of his village could easily reach school located in Phulbani town.
#BharatKe,AsliVeer 🙏🏻
He did so that children of his village could easily reach school located in Phulbani town.
#BharatKe,AsliVeer 🙏🏻
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AT 16, Mohammed Asif Iqbal LOST HIS EYESIGHT COMPLETELY due to retinal degeneration.
Doctors once warned him about high blood pressure and an unhealthy lifestyle. So he began running… first 100 metres… then 300… then kilometres. Since 2021, he has completed 12 different 10 KM races. But the moment that stunned everyone came on December 18, 2022. In Kolkata, Asif completed a brutal 25 KM marathon in just 3 HOURS 32 MINUTES — COMPLETELY BLINDFOLDED… WITHOUT HOLDING, TOUCHING, OR TAKING PHYSICAL SUPPORT FROM ANYONE… guided only through voice navigation from fellow runners moving beside him.
AT 16, Mohammed Asif Iqbal LOST HIS EYESIGHT COMPLETELY due to retinal degeneration.
Doctors once warned him about high blood pressure and an unhealthy lifestyle. So he began running… first 100 metres… then 300… then kilometres. Since 2021, he has completed 12 different 10 KM races. But the moment that stunned everyone came on December 18, 2022. In Kolkata, Asif completed a brutal 25 KM marathon in just 3 HOURS 32 MINUTES — COMPLETELY BLINDFOLDED… WITHOUT HOLDING, TOUCHING, OR TAKING PHYSICAL SUPPORT FROM ANYONE… guided only through voice navigation from fellow runners moving beside him.
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IN Tamil Nadu, police constable P Karthik has done something heartbreaking yet deeply human. For more than 3 years, he has personally performed the last rites of over 70 UNCLAIMED DEAD BODIES.
People abandoned at railway tracks, bus stands, hospitals, and roadsides… with nobody coming to say goodbye.
One incident changed him forever. An elderly woman who begged outside a church died alone. Karthik spent nearly 3 months searching for her family. When nobody came, he himself performed her funeral with dignity and respect. Today, he garlands unknown bodies, arranges rituals, and stands beside them like family
IN Tamil Nadu, police constable P Karthik has done something heartbreaking yet deeply human. For more than 3 years, he has personally performed the last rites of over 70 UNCLAIMED DEAD BODIES.
People abandoned at railway tracks, bus stands, hospitals, and roadsides… with nobody coming to say goodbye.
One incident changed him forever. An elderly woman who begged outside a church died alone. Karthik spent nearly 3 months searching for her family. When nobody came, he himself performed her funeral with dignity and respect. Today, he garlands unknown bodies, arranges rituals, and stands beside them like family
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IN Akola, temperatures recently touched a brutal 45.6°C. Roads were burning, water bodies were drying, and even giant trees — the same trees silently cooling the city for decades — were struggling to survive. Most people worried about themselves. But one group decided to fight for the trees fighting for them.
The Akola Garden Club launched something extraordinary called the “TREE LIFELINE WATER CHARIOT” — a mobile water vehicle travelling across the city to save mature trees from dying in the heatwave. Citizens joined in, watering roadside trees near their homes and protecting greenery like family.
IN Akola, temperatures recently touched a brutal 45.6°C. Roads were burning, water bodies were drying, and even giant trees — the same trees silently cooling the city for decades — were struggling to survive. Most people worried about themselves. But one group decided to fight for the trees fighting for them.
The Akola Garden Club launched something extraordinary called the “TREE LIFELINE WATER CHARIOT” — a mobile water vehicle travelling across the city to save mature trees from dying in the heatwave. Citizens joined in, watering roadside trees near their homes and protecting greenery like family.
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*Electric car sales as a % of total car sales :*
India : 4%
Norway : 97%
Nepal : 68%
China : 53%
Vietnam : 41 %
UK: 35%
USA: 10%
India : 4%
Norway : 97%
Nepal : 68%
China : 53%
Vietnam : 41 %
UK: 35%
USA: 10%
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🎲 Snakes & Ladders was originally our ancient Sanatani game – Moksha Patam, created in the 13th century by saint-poet Sant Gnaneshwar Maharaj (Sant Gyandev)
👉 Ladders were virtues (like faith & knowledge),
🐍 Snakes were vices (like pride & lust).
🎯 The goal? Reach 100 – Moksha (liberation).
The British renamed it, stripped its soul, and sold it as fun.
Now you know—it’s not just a game. It’s our legacy!
👉 Ladders were virtues (like faith & knowledge),
🐍 Snakes were vices (like pride & lust).
🎯 The goal? Reach 100 – Moksha (liberation).
The British renamed it, stripped its soul, and sold it as fun.
Now you know—it’s not just a game. It’s our legacy!
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Tinkesh Kaushik lost his both limbs below knees and a hand following an electrocution accident in Haryana when he was 9 years old.
The amputee, who uses prosthetic limbs became World's 1st Triple Amputee to reach Mount Everest Base Camp (17,598 feet)
Kaushik says he completed the climb more due to his MENTAL strength than physical strength
The amputee, who uses prosthetic limbs became World's 1st Triple Amputee to reach Mount Everest Base Camp (17,598 feet)
Kaushik says he completed the climb more due to his MENTAL strength than physical strength