Two swans. One sea. And a love story painted in shades of sea green. 🦢🌊✨ What if a painting could make you feel the calm? This acrylic swan couple seascape started with a simple idea. Keep the colours minimal. Let the emotions speak louder. I chose a sea green monochrome
In Mingli Village, Warwan Valley, Jammu & Kashmir, a devastating fire reduced 12 homes to ashes, leaving families facing the harsh realities of loss and the approaching winter. Standing with the affected families, Miles2Smile Foundation is on the ground, providing immediate relief and essential support. Our team is distributing warm blankets, household essentials, gas cylinders, and stoves to help families rebuild their lives with dignity. In the remote valleys of Warwan, Miles2Smile continues to stand beside vulnerable communities—turning solidarity into action and bringing hope where it is needed most.
Hundreds of Muslims have gathered in the Indian city of Ujjain to protest the partial demolition of a mosque they say is more than 600 years old.
The BJP-led state government says the action is needed to widen roads ahead of the 2028 Hindu pilgrimage.
For the Muslims of Ujjain, this was not merely a structure—it was a 600-year-old heritage, a living testament to their history, faith and belonging. Yet, when they stood to protect it, the brutality unleashed upon them and the manner in which they were forced to demolish a portion of their own historic mosque was deeply painful and disturbing. What happened was not merely the destruction of a wall; it was an assault on memory, heritage and dignity. For a State entrusted with protecting its citizens and their heritage, such treatment is profoundly shameful.
A morning of learning, curiosity, and brighter smiles at Sunrise Public School.
Our students took part in an interactive Oral Health & Hygiene Workshop, where they learned about different types of teeth, their functions, and the right way to brush and care for their teeth. The workshop also included participation certificates and dental hygiene kits for the students, encouraging them to turn what they learned into healthy everyday habits.
Because education is not just about what happens inside the classroom. It is also about helping children learn, grow, and take care of themselves.
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From Sweety Bibi, a woman from a slum who was allegedly detained and pushed across the border into Bangladesh, to research scholars Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid, now in their seventh year of incarceration, and senior IPS officers who were reportedly told not to sit in a Home Minister’s briefing — their lives could not be more different.
Yet, for many, there is a painful thread that binds these stories: the experience of humiliation, exclusion, or persecution associated with being an Indian Muslim.
Different lives. Different positions. Different circumstances. But the same question remains: how can an identity that is an integral part of India’s history and diversity become a source of such profound pain and humiliation?