Hon Prime minister of India , Home minister of India: Tirumala Tirupati Devastanam should be taken out of Govt control and governed by Hindus only - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/iG6ZCc3JuA via @ChangeOrg_India
Just logged my daily grind in Genshin Impact—fished for 10 mins, cooked a full meal set, and collected all chests around Springvale. Total cozy vibe unlocked!
[Spent Saturday morning packing 200 care kits for local unhoused neighbors with @CityVolunteers—small acts add up, and every pair of gloves means so much. Grateful for this chance to give back! #CommunityVolunteer]
Chasing brushstrokes in the city’s hidden studio This watercolor set from a local artist turned my rainy afternoon into a tiny artistic escape. #ArtLovers#CreativeMoment,
Struggling with sleep Try this small daily shift: Go to bed 15 mins earlier and wake up 15 mins earlier for 1 week. You’ll notice better energy and focus immediately. #WellnessTip#SleepHygiene,
Mother’s Milk Is Not Ours 👍
Even Shri Amitabh Bachchan ji has acknowledged a simple truth..
a mother’s milk in the dairy industry is meant for her baby, not for humans.
Milk does not come from machines.
It comes from a mother who is forcefully bred, separated from her child, and milked for profit.
Her baby is deprived of nourishment and love, while we are taught to see milk as “normal” and “essential”.
Motherhood is sacred; for every species.
Respecting mothers also means respecting the right of animal mothers to feed their own babies.
It’s time to question habits, traditions, and industries built on injustice.
Choose food that does not come from suffering.
When most people plan a holiday in India, the usual suspects come up: Goa, Himachal, Rajasthan.
Jharkhand rarely features in that conversation.
I plead guilty of that too.
And then I bumped into these striking photos posted by @IndiaAesthetica about Meghahatuburu, a hill station in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district, renowned as the "Hill of Clouds" due to its high altitude.
Sitting 4,300 feet above sea level in the heart of the Saranda forest of 700 hills, it offers a sunset point, forest waterfalls, and a landscape that has remained largely untouched.
Bare-bones tourist infrastructure. Very few resorts, many guesthouses.
I did some more checking about Jharkhand and found it has Netarhat’s famous sunrises, Betla National Park, the sacred Jyotirlinga at Deoghar, the waterfalls around Ranchi, and the ancient Saranda forest itself.
Somehow, it still gets overlooked.
Jharkhand has much to offer the discerning traveller. It simply hasn’t shouted about it.
I’m on Patna-Tatanagar Vande Bharat. The train was on time but as we crossed Chandil Railway station the train stopped at various intervals. The train is more than an hour late. When I spoke with the staff they told me it is a regular affair. @RailMinIndia