Author: Deshwale Editorial Desk

In the heart of Silicon Valley, where innovation meets ambition, a new chapter unfolds for Apple Inc. On 8 July 2025, the tech giant announced that Sabih Khan, a 30-year veteran of the company, will assume the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO) later this month, succeeding Jeff Williams. For Indians, this news carries a special resonance. Born in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, Khan’s ascent to one of the highest positions at Apple is a testament to talent, perseverance, and the global reach of Indian professionals. His story, rooted in a small city known for its brass handicrafts, is as inspiring…

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Quick Digest TasteAtlas, founded in 2018 by Croatian journalist Matija Babić, has released its definitive list of the 100 Most Iconic Restaurants in the World. This global panorama spans centuries-old European taverns, storied American delis, and celebrated Mexican cafés. Seven Indian icons make the cut, led by Paragon in Kozhikode (#5) and Kolkata’s Peter Cat (#7). Other honourees include Murthal’s Amrik Sukhdev, Delhi’s Karim’s and Gulati, Bengaluru’s Central Tiffin Room, and Mumbai’s Ram Ashraya, each preserving flavours that define our culinary heritage. TasteAtlas is an encyclopedia of flavours and authentic restaurants, launched in late 2018 after three years of research…

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Are you a YouTuber? Then this is something you cannot afford to miss. Whether you’re just starting out or already growing your channel. Starting 15 July 2025, YouTube is refreshing how creators can earn money. If you’ve been relying on robotic voice-overs, slideshow templates, or reused content, it’s time to rethink your approach. The platform is now tightening its standards, and originality is the new game. Here’s everything you need to know to keep your channel thriving under the latest updates. Why Is YouTube Making These Changes? Over time, YouTube has become crowded with similar-looking videos. Channels recycling the same…

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A story of betrayal, survival, and the unyielding power of compassion and justice. In a world plagued by unspeakable atrocities, stories of hope can seem few and far between. But every now and then, a glimmer of light breaks through the darkness, a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the extraordinary power of compassion. One such story recently unfolded across two continents, from the slums of Mumbai to the streets of Miami, culminating in a powerful reunion that left everyone in the room in tears. A young girl, just 15 years old, was taken from her home in India under false…

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After winning hearts across three continents, ten countries, and more than 45 cities, including a record-breaking 28 shows in the United States, digital star and comedian Shraddha Jain, popularly known as Aiyyo Shraddha, is returning to where it all began. Born and raised in Mumbai, Shraddha will present the final shows of her smash-hit stand-up special So Mini Things in her hometown, with two performances scheduled for 4 PM and 7:30 PM on 19 July at Shanmukhananda Hall, Sion East. Produced by Livetree Entertainment, the India leg of the tour kicked off earlier this month with packed shows in Pune…

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Gambhira Bridge Collapse Kills 11 in Vadodara A 40-year-old bridge over the Mahisagar River in Vadodara, India, collapsed, sending vehicles plummeting and claiming 11 lives. The tragedy, which injured five others, involved four vehicles, including trucks and a jeep, plunging into the river below. Public outrage has erupted as evidence reveals officials knew the bridge was unsafe years ago. A 2022 phone call, now viral, captured a Roads & Buildings officer admitting the bridge’s poor condition, yet no repairs were made. Despite warnings from activists and local leaders, inaction prevailed. The state has launched a probe, with Chief Minister Bhupendra…

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Flying with pets? New 2025 rules demand attention. CDC forms now mandatory for US entry. Microchips essential before rabies shots. Airline fees vary wildly: ₹8,000 for cabin pets on Etihad, ₹1.25 lakh for cargo. Delhi’s heat mirrors deadly aircraft holds. Short-nosed breeds like pugs banned on many flights. Indian vets stress pre-flight crate training. Carry vet certificates, freeze water bowls, avoid sedation. Your pet’s journey begins months before takeoff.   The Labrador whimpered. Paws pressed against the mesh carrier. Delhi’s summer heat, already thick at dawn. His owner clutched the CDC import form. New rules. Effective August 2024. This journey would…

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In 1995, Balasaheb Thackeray envisioned 55 flyovers to unclog Mumbai’s choked roads. Spearheading the BMC and MMRDA, he fast-tracked funding and land acquisition. Iconic spans like the Bandra Kalanagar and Jogeshwari flyovers slashed commute times by 30%. Despite delays and protests, the Rs. 1,200 crore project boosted commerce and connectivity. Thackeray’s legacy endures, shaping Mumbai’s urban blueprint and inspiring modern infrastructure. Mumbai’s streets pulse with chaos. Cars crawl, horns blare, and time slips away. In 1995, Balasaheb Thackeray, the fiery Shiv Sena chief, gazed at this gridlock and dared to dream big. His audacious plan: 55 flyovers to lift Mumbai…

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A Looming Catastrophe Kabul, Afghanistan’s vibrant capital, home to over 6 million people, faces an unprecedented crisis: it could become the world’s first modern capital to exhaust its water supply. Groundwater levels have plummeted by 25–30 metres over the past decade, with nearly half of the city’s boreholes, its primary drinking water source – already dry. This crisis stems from a deadly mix of rapid population growth, climate change, and governance failures, threatening a humanitarian disaster with regional implications. Kabul’s plight resonates deeply with Indian readers, as India grapples with its own water stress, rapid urbanisation, and climate challenges. The…

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On the morning of Wednesday, 9 July 2025, a section of the Gambhira Bridge near Mujpur in Padra taluka, Vadodara district, Gujarat, gave way, resulting in the deaths of at least nine people, who are feared to have perished. According to Gujarat’s Health Minister, Rushikesh Patel, between five and six vehicles, including two lorries and two vans, fell into the Mahisagar River after a slab of the bridge, which links central Gujarat with the Saurashtra region, collapsed. Five individuals have been rescued thus far. The minister noted that the bridge, built in 1985, had undergone periodic maintenance as needed. ‘The…

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