Before Mumbai University, this college laid the foundation for the city’s modern education

Elphinstone College, established in 1856 in South Mumbai, fostered Mumbai’s higher education system. Originating from the Bombay Native Education Society in 1824, it was named after Governor Mountstuart Elphinstone. This college nurtured prominent figures like B. R. Ambedkar and Dadabhai Naoroji. Elphinstone also birthed institutions like Government Law College and Sir J. J. School of…

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From Kuttu to Jawar: Indian grains and their english names

Indian kitchens are treasure troves of nutritious grains, often overlooked despite their presence in daily meals. This article highlights five such grains: kuttu (buckwheat), jowar (sorghum), bajra (pearl millet), ragi (finger millet), and rajgira (amaranth). Each grain offers unique health benefits, from boosting energy and aiding digestion to providing essential minerals and antioxidants, making them…

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Madhavan’s look as Ajit Doval in ‘Dhurandhar’ steals the show

Rumors swirled about Ranveer Singh portraying Ajit Doval in ‘Dhurandhar,’ but the teaser release suggests R Madhavan embodies a character strikingly similar to the National Security Advisor. Set against potential India-Pakistan tensions, the film, possibly based on true events, features Madhavan in a new look, exciting fans who anticipate his portrayal of a Doval-inspired figure.

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NHL analysts project optimism as Colorado Avalanche signs Brent Burns to strengthen blue line

Brent Burns, a seasoned defenseman, joins the Colorado Avalanche on a one-year contract. Burns, previously with the Carolina Hurricanes, brings experience and leadership. Analysts praise his hockey IQ and physical fitness. He will strengthen Avalanche’s defense alongside Cale Makar and Devon Toews. Burns aims to contribute to the team’s playoff aspirations. His passion for the…

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GMB insolvency: Borosil exits loss-making German unit GMB, focus shifts to India’s booming solar glass market

Borosil Renewables exits its German solar glass business due to plunging demand and unfair competition from Chinese manufacturers, leading to insolvency for its subsidiary. The company is shifting its focus to India, where surging solar power growth, supportive policies, and anti-dumping duties create a favorable environment. Borosil plans to expand its capacity in India to…

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