Shanmukha surya

Explorer in the world of Information Technology.

[Vineeth K @DealsDhamaka]

No words. No more words to say 😭

If this happened in Europe or the US, the state would have been sued for millions of dollars.

No fear, no care, no value of life here

[Shanmukha surya @shannud]

@HateDetectors is there any kids in that Bus along with driver?

[महावीर, ಮಹಾವೀರ, Mahavir @Mahaveer_VJ]

Ottapalam, Kerala : a small town in Palakkad, but what happened there is a masterclass in crisis management.

A moving bus caught fire & you can see a 60 second display of citizen bravery.

10th Second: The bus doors opened. People started coming out.
30th Second: A local bystander came Not with a phone to record a reel, but with a fire extinguisher.
35th Second: 3 to 4 more people with fire extinguisher.
50th Second: Every single soul is off the bus. Safe. Unharmed.
60th Second: The visible flames are dead.

And note
NOT A SINGLE PERSON WITH A MOBILE IN HAND.

[Shanmukha surya @shannud]

@Chinmayi Feel really bad about the upbringing of that idiot who is not only causing disturbance there and might also cause damage to others .. in and around , should have strict action on such idiots and we will not find them in any country than our own.

[Vijay Thottathil @vijaythottathil]

None will dare to publish such an add in 2026 :)

[Metabolic Factor @MetabolicFactor]

Never take us together

[Fitness Doctor 🩺 @FitnessDr_]

NEVER take this vitamins together

[Raising Healthy Families @thriving__kids]

Its never too early to start reading with your kids.

When parents build the habit of reading with their kids 3+ times a week:

- Kids do better academically in math, spelling & vocabulary

- Kids develop stronger skills in memory, speech & verbal learning

- Have better overall mental health with less risk of depression & anxiety

- Kids have lower rates of obesity & other chronic health conditions

Reading with your kids is one of the highest ROI habits you can build for them

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

When Niranjan Karagi saw school children drinking murky water from a tap, he didn’t just feel sad, he decided to act.

A mechanical engineering student from Belgaum, he invented a tiny water filter that fits inside a plastic bottle. Just by squeezing, dirty water turns clean, giving children and families access to safe drinking water anywhere.

Made from cotton, activated carbon, and a fine mesh, this multi-stage purifier is reusable, eco-friendly, and costs only ₹30, less than a street snack.

From playgrounds to schools, and even the Indian military, Niranjan’s invention is changing lives, one bottle at a time.

His efforts earned him the Best Entrepreneur Award by the Deshpande Foundation, a recognition of innovation that truly saves lives.

Sometimes, the simplest ideas make the biggest impact.

#InnovationIndia #SocialImpact #Startup

[Niranjan Karagi, Portable water filter, Innovation India, Startups of India, Impact]

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This is the best preschool graduation speech you'll ever hear

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

A bird that brought all its friends to thank the lady who rescued it

[Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad]

This 14-year-old kid offered himself as a volunteer since he was skinny enough to fit. With a pulley system, he went down 49.2ft and successfully rescued the baby. 🙌😭

This skinny kid didn't need to dress up like Spider-Man to become a superhero! 🥹🫶

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

She Turns Wastewater into Green Gold!

Dr Akansha’s algae-powered reactors purify industrial wastewater—zero chemicals, zero waste!

Using sunlight and indigenous microalgae, her tech treats even highly polluted water in just 8–10 hours at Rs 10/KLD. The bonus? The algae transforms into valuable biofuel, animal feed & more.

Shouldn’t this be in every Indian state? Tell us the comments below.

#CleanWater #GreenTech #Wastewater #InnovationIndia #SustainableIndia

[Algae Water Purification, Wastewater Treatment India, Dr Akansha Agromorph, Sustainable Water Tech, Algae, Biofuel]

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

They called him ‘Pagal Saab’ for cleaning Jodhpur’s forgotten stepwells. But 80-year-old Caron Rawnsley, an Irishman, turned mockery into a movement. With bare hands, he’s revived 10 historic bawris, once lifelines of the desert city.

His story proves: age, nationality or background doesn’t matter — love for heritage does.🌱

Let’s celebrate this unsung hero who found beauty in decay and sparked hope for preservation.💙

#Jodhpur #Stepwells #HeritageConservation #UnsungHeroes #CaronRawnsley #InspiringStories

[Jodhpur, Stepwells in India, Caron Rawnsley, Heritage Conservation India, Stepwell Restoration, Community Preservation]

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

One year ago, Bengaluru couple Jasper Paul and Therisa Gopi welcomed Ada, a tiny miracle who changed their world forever.

Adoption didn’t just give them a child. It transformed their hearts, their home, their lives.

Every smile, every giggle, every little discovery reminded them that love isn’t born, it’s chosen.

“Ada is smart, curious, and the cutest little kid. We are truly blessed,” Jasper shared on IG.

This story isn’t just about becoming parents. It’s about the quiet magic of love, hope, and family.

Credits: Jasper Paul [jasperpaulsecondchance] | therisajasper on IG

#AdoptionJourney #HeartwarmingStory #Bengaluru

[Bengaluru Adoption Story, Heartwarming, Inspiring]

[Shanmukha surya @shannud]

@_protagonist1 Feel really bad about this ...

[Shanmukha surya @shannud]

What happened to word wheel game in Inshorts Application ... Can anyone answer @inshorts any update to it is going on ?

[Shanmukha surya @shannud]

@inshorts What happened to word wheel, today seems like it is not working , I am addicted to this game 😀, please bring it back soon ...

[Shanmukha surya @shannud]

@perfect_indian @aworldinpages how quick you are to make fun of me ...😂