A perfect reply to trolls? Harshit Rana justifies Gautam Gambhir’s call in 2nd T20I vs Australia

Team India all-rounder Harshit Rana impressed with a fighting 35 against Australia. The Delhi pacer showed resilience with the bat after India’s top order collapsed. His innings validated Gautam Gambhir’s faith in domestic talent. Rana’s performance highlighted the need for multi-dimensional cricketers in modern cricket. He displayed courage and belief under pressure.

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’20 women die every 24 hours over dowry’: NCRB data lays bare stark reality as clamour over Nikki Bhati’s death grows

Nikki Bhati’s death in Greater Noida, allegedly due to dowry demands, has reignited concerns about the persistence of this illegal practice in India. Despite laws against it, dowry remains deeply ingrained, leading to violence and even death. The case highlights systemic issues, societal biases, and legal loopholes that perpetuate the cycle of abuse and impunity.

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How this huge kitchen in Mount Abu feeds 50,000 people daily without gas or electricity

High in the Aravalli Hills, the Brahma Kumaris’ Shantivan Complex operates the world’s largest solar kitchen, producing 50,000 hot vegetarian meals daily without fuel or electricity. Eighty-four Scheffler reflectors concentrate sunlight to create intense heat, generating steam that powers the entire cooking process, demonstrating a remarkable fusion of sustainable engineering and spiritual purpose.

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Why you’ll always spot an “X” on the last coach of a train: The safety symbol you didn’t know about

A prominent yellow ‘X’ on the last coach of Indian trains is a vital safety marker, confirming the train’s complete passage and preventing detached coaches. This simple, low-tech visual cue aids railway staff in monitoring operations and ensuring train integrity, complementing modern electronic systems and acting as a crucial backup for safety.

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