Author: Sharad Natani

In a landmark moment for India’s energy transition, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday inaugurated the country’s largest green hydrogen blending project in Gorakhpur. Developed by the Torrent Group, the facility is set to power households, vehicles, and industries with a cleaner, greener fuel mix—marking a bold step towards India’s net-zero ambitions. Key Highlights of the Project Annual Capacity: 72,000 tonnes of green hydrogen. Blending Innovation: Up to 2% green hydrogen mixed with natural gas. Distribution Reach: Existing pipelines to supply PNG for households, CNG for vehicles, and fuel for industries. Coverage: Torrent Gas already operates 32 CNG…

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Weight loss journeys often begin with a focus on diet, and breakfast plays the most crucial role. However, in India, certain common morning food habits may unknowingly slow down your progress. Experts highlight the mistakes many commit while planning their “healthy” breakfasts. Skipping Breakfast in the Rush One of the biggest mistakes Indians make is skipping breakfast altogether, especially due to busy routines. Nutritionists warn that skipping this meal slows metabolism and increases mid-morning cravings, leading to overeating later in the day. Choosing Deep-Fried Foods Popular Indian breakfast items like poori-bhaji, kachori, paratha with excess ghee, and samosas are delicious…

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In the heart of Chhattisgarh’s Katghora Forest Division, spread across more than 2 lakh hectares of lush greenery, an inspiring conservation story is unfolding. At its center stands 2016-batch Indian Forest Service officer Kumar Nishant, the Divisional Forest Officer (DFO), whose innovative vision has transformed deadly human-elephant conflict into a model of peaceful coexistence. For decades, villages here lived under the constant shadow of elephant raids—damaged crops, destroyed homes, and tragic human and animal deaths. But today, things look different. Thanks to Mr. Nishant’s community-driven and technology-powered interventions, Katghora has recorded zero elephant fatalities in the past two years, with…

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WhatsApp आज हर किसी की जिंदगी का हिस्सा बन चुका है। इसमें हमारी पर्सनल चैट्स, फोटो, वीडियो से लेकर बैंकिंग डिटेल्स तक सेव रहती हैं। लेकिन जरा सोचिए, अगर आपका अकाउंट हैक हो जाए तो क्या होगा?यही वजह है कि साइबर एक्सपर्ट्स 5 ऐसी ज़रूरी सेटिंग्स बताते हैं जिन्हें अपनाकर आप अपना WhatsApp अकाउंट लगभग 100% सुरक्षित बना सकते हैं। 1. टू-स्टेप वेरिफिकेशन ऑन करें Settings → Account → Two-step verification → Enable 6 अंकों का PIN सेट करें और ईमेल आईडी जोड़ें। इससे कोई भी आपके नंबर से WhatsApp इंस्टॉल करके भी बिना PIN के अकाउंट एक्सेस नहीं कर…

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A Trailblazer in a Male-Dominated Profession When most young women in India were dreaming of conventional careers, Rajani Pandit chose the unconventional path of private investigation. In the 1980s, at a time when the idea of women detectives was unheard of, she broke stereotypes to become India’s first lady private detective. Over four decades later, her name has become synonymous with courage, grit, and unmatched skill in the world of investigation. A Life Lived Like a Thriller From catching cheating spouses in hotels to exposing large-scale corporate scams, Pandit’s career has been nothing short of a suspense-filled novel. She has…

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From building Jaipur’s first metro line to driving Rajasthan’s renewable energy revolution, IAS officer Ajitabh Sharma has spent nearly three decades blending the precision of an engineer with the vision of an administrator. His journey reflects not just governance, but the transformation of an entire state. A Pink City Boy Who Dreamed Big Born in Jaipur in 1972, Sharma grew up in the vibrant Pink City, surrounded by heritage yet driven by modern aspirations. Armed with a B.Tech in Civil Engineering from IIT Delhi, he brought a problem-solving mindset into public service. In 1996, he chose the Indian Administrative Service…

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