Krystelle

Journalist

[Krystelle @krystelle_4]

Longwood Shola, one of the Nilgiris' last surviving native forests, owes much of its revival to citizens who spent decades protecting it from invasive species, illegal felling and neglect.

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In the quiet village of Loutolim stands a house that has become part of Goa’s collective memory. Home to nineteen generations of the Figueiredo family, the mansion carries over four centuries of stories within its walls.
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In 1955, Libia Lobo Sardesai took to Goa’s forests with her husband, Vaman Sardesai, to run a secret radio station that challenged Portuguese rule. Now 102 and a Padma Shri awardee, she recalls the broadcasts, danger, and determination.
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[Rajdeep Sardesai @sardesairajdeep]

Weekend to celebrate our Indian boxers: 7 golds and 3 silvers at CWG is a remarkable haul. 5 golds won by our women: Jai Ho 🇮🇳🌟🌟 https://t.co/wO876UCxtq

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Tideline, as Armaan Essa’s meal is known, is a progression of courses shaped by the coast. The meal is designed to unfold slowly. Each course is a moment rather than a statement. And you are called to listen while you eat.
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Bikrant Tiwary has planted over 20 million trees across India. Through Mud & Meadows, he wants to blend eco-consciousness with tribal wisdom, allowing both to enjoy a legacy.
https://t.co/fGl7DlzxqH

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If you’ve ever wished for an adventure just like the Famous Five in an Enid Blyton novel, this experience in Kashmir might satiate that craving. Here’s how two sisters curated the Yena’s Lodge experience.
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The Divya Washing Machine helps women and families in conflict zones wear clean clothes, while also ensuring that the back-breaking task of washing and wringing clothes is automated.
https://t.co/hvRWxeb6P3

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Through sensory installations and minimal interventions, the Sensorium Park in Uttarakhand is a space that invites visitors to reflect on and celebrate life, transforming ruin into a deeply immersive, living heritage experience.
https://t.co/8yLqaIjDqe

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Pritha Sen sees dishes as an amalgamation of various flavours, histories, and purposes. Through her pop-ups and restaurants, she is ensuring forgotten ingredients make a comeback.
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From a sculpted Burmese crocodile to an embroidered tablecloth, the Museum of Material Memory houses a range of emotional memorabilia, each with a story of how it came to be, and its current form.
https://t.co/kwBiGjQHMi

[Krystelle @krystelle_4]

When was the last time a vacation felt like reliving a childhood adventure? At Raahghar homestays, you’ll always find yourself in the middle of one — with food, travel, adventure and experiences that are tied together through stories.
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While sustainability is making inroads into urban spaces, Bengaluru-based architects Sridevi and Rosie of Masons Ink are ensuring that the concept and materials become more accessible to residences.
https://t.co/tDcjAeN2fF

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Artist Rouble Nagi was a hardworking student, but try as she did, there were some concepts she just couldn’t understand. But when art entered her life, Rouble realised its power, and now channels it into her lessons for children across India’s communities.
https://t.co/VAxLSAlyj2

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When Iftekhar Ahsan noticed that the facade of Kolkata was changing, he decided to preserve atleast the parts that he could. Today, the Calcutta Bungalow is a space that harks back to an old simplicity.
@CalcuttaWalks
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[Krystelle @krystelle_4]

The CanAssist Breast (CAB), developed by IISc alumnus Manjiri Bakre, categorises patients as low or high risk for breast cancer recurrence over five years. Here’s how it works.
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Better known as the ‘dancing bears’, the sloth bears of India have been subjected to street entertainment for decades now. Through Wildlife SOS’s project, the bears are being rescued, treated and rehabilitated.
https://t.co/dM37XoCOWY

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The idea for The Better India didn’t begin in a newsroom, but over everyday moments of reading the news and asking uncomfortable questions. Anuradha Kedia and Dhimant Parekh share how curiosity turned into a platform focused on solutions and changemakers.
https://t.co/3jOCuFE32z

[Krystelle @krystelle_4]

A chance read and the influence of Baba Amte pushed this engineer to rethink a conventional career path. He went on to co-found Donatekart, a platform that helps people contribute essentials directly to those in need, reaching millions each year.
https://t.co/NHaP8cSgvS

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When Bipin Ganatra lost his brother to burns, he decided he would do his bit to help people who were caught in the crosshairs of fires in Kolkata.
https://t.co/dsTmGwfCEd