Author: BharatSpeaks
India’s railways have turned a new corner in renewable energy. In Varanasi, engineers have installed the country’s first removable solar panels between active railway tracks—a pilot that could reshape how the world’s fourth-largest rail network powers itself. A First for India’s Railways The Banaras Locomotive Works (BLW) unveiled the system this week on a 70-meter stretch of Line 19 inside its workshop. Twenty-eight bifacial monocrystalline panels now sit securely between the rails, capable of generating 15 kilowatts peak (kWp) of electricity. Officials say the design demonstrates how unused track space can be transformed into clean-energy corridors. Designed to Withstand Trains…
Skin cancer is not always announced by a dark mole or a dramatic lesion. Doctors warn that some of the earliest symptoms—dry patches, lingering sores, or even stubborn pimples—are often overlooked, delaying treatment and raising risks. Subtle Clues Beyond Moles While most people associate skin cancer with irregular moles, dermatologists stress that the disease can manifest in quieter, more deceptive ways. Persistent rough or scaly spots, sores that refuse to heal, or shiny bumps with fine blood vessels may all be early warning signs. In some cases, what looks like eczema or acne can turn out to be basal cell…
The global billionaire map is being redrawn. New York still leads with the largest concentration of billionaires, but India’s cities are rapidly moving up the ranks. The Hurun Global Rich List 2025 shows Mumbai, New Delhi and Bengaluru breaking into the world’s top wealth centers, underlining India’s transformation into one of the most dynamic economies on earth. New York Still at the Summit New York remains the world’s financial capital with 129 billionaires, far ahead of any other city. London follows with 97, while Shanghai (92) and Beijing (91) keep China firmly in the contest. These long-established hubs continue to…
In India’s wellness circles, an old practice has found new admirers: combing the hair while sitting in Vajrasana, or the Thunderbolt Pose. Advocates say the ritual, rooted in yoga and Ayurveda, may improve scalp circulation, calm the mind, and indirectly support hair growth. Tradition Meets Modern Wellness Vajrasana is traditionally believed to aid digestion and foster stillness. Paired with the rhythmic strokes of a comb—often recommended in counts of 100—it becomes a meditative ritual said to stimulate scalp health and relieve stress, both factors tied to hair loss. Science Offers Cautious Support Clinical studies linking the pose directly to faster…
आजकल “डिटॉक्स” का मतलब अकसर हरे जूस, हर्बल चाय या महंगे क्लीनज़ पैकेज से लगाया जाता है। लेकिन भारत की प्राचीन चिकित्सा पद्धति आयुर्वेद इसका केंद्र कहीं और बताती है—पैरों में। दूसरा दिल, पैरों में धड़कता आयुर्वेद जिस मांसपेशी की ओर इशारा करता है, वह है सोलियस—पिंडली की एक चौड़ी मांसपेशी। आधुनिक विज्ञान इसे “सेकंड हार्ट” कहता है क्योंकि यह खून को पैरों से वापस हृदय तक पंप करती है। आयुर्वेद इसके भीतर और गहराई देखता है—इसे व्यान वात का मुख्य मार्ग मानता है, जो पूरे शरीर में रक्त और प्राण ऊर्जा का संचार करता है। आंत नहीं, पैरों से…
At 19, S. Rohith Krishna carries two identities. By day, he is an engineering student wrestling with algorithms and coding assignments. By night, he is a chess warrior facing international masters across digital boards and distant hotel halls. Last week in Kazakhstan, he stitched those two worlds together, becoming India’s 89th Grandmaster. A Childhood Spark That Grew Into a Calling The game first entered his life casually — taught by his grandmother and cousin when he was eight. Soon, chess programs on a family computer became his playground. Under the mentorship of FM Visweswaran Kameswaran in Chennai, that spark matured…