Author: Deshwale Editorial Desk

पुरी की गलियों में हर साल एक ऐसा नज़ारा दिखता है, जो दुनिया में कहीं और नहीं मिलता। एक तरफ बड़े-बड़े उद्योगपति, दूसरी तरफ रोज़ कमाने-खाने वाला मज़दूर। एक तरफ ऊंचे पद पर बैठा अफसर, दूसरी तरफ गांव से आया कोई साधारण किसान। मगर जब भगवान जगन्नाथ का विशाल रथ निकलता है, तो ये सारे फर्क मिट जाते हैं। सब एक ही रस्सी को थामकर, एक ही दिशा में खींचते नज़र आते हैं। 16 जुलाई 2026 से शुरू हुई यह रथ यात्रा 24 जुलाई को बहुदा यात्रा यानी भगवान की घर वापसी के साथ पूरी होगी। हर साल आषाढ़ मास…

Music lovers in Mumbai are set to experience an unforgettable evening as ‘Shaam-e-Akhtari’, a musical tribute dedicated to the legendary ‘Mallika-e-Ghazal’ Begum Akhtar, returns on 18 July. The event will be held at P. L. Deshpande Maharashtra Kala Academy (Ravindra Natya Mandir Mini Theatre), Prabhadevi, bringing together admirers of ghazals and Indian classical music for a celebration of one of India’s greatest musical icons. The highlight of the evening will be a live performance by Padma Shri awardee Dr Soma Ghosh, one of India’s most respected vocalists. Known for her rich voice and expressive style, Dr Ghosh will present a…

SVKM’s NMIMS Ahmedabad has marked a major milestone with the launch of academic activities at its newest campus by welcoming the inaugural batch of students to the School of Business Management (SBM). The first orientation programme officially began the academic journey for the institute’s management students and highlighted its vision of preparing future business leaders. The event was attended by Balendra Amin, Chief Operating Officer of SVKM, and Pragnesh Patel, Additional Chief Operating Officer of SVKM. Their presence reflected the institution’s commitment to establishing the Ahmedabad campus as a leading destination for management education in western India. Located in one…

Think about the toughest exam you know. The UPSC Civil Services Examination probably comes to mind. Lakhs of candidates prepare for years. The syllabus is public. The process is transparent. And when someone clears it, the entire country recognises what that achievement means. Now think about a very different kind of qualification. One with no syllabus. No fixed exam date. No certificate at the end of it. And yet, almost every woman is expected to have it before her career is taken seriously. Call it the “expert mother” qualification. This phrase entered public conversation recently after Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben…

Every Indian household eventually reaches a strange milestone. It is not a wedding, not a promotion, not even a new car in the parking lot. It is the day someone in the family creates a WhatsApp group with a name like “Sharma Family ” or “Building No. 4 Residents.” From that day onward, nothing in the neighbourhood happens quietly again. Television news channels like to believe they invented the red banner and the urgent tone. They did not. Every Indian family group had already perfected this format years before any anchor thought of it. The only difference is that our…

Open your phone right now. Chances are, in the last 24 hours, you scrolled past a headline about a political statement, a court order, a protest, or a policy change. You probably didn’t read the full story. You read the headline, maybe the first line, and moved on. This is how most Indians now consume news. And recent global data on news habits suggests we should be worried about what that’s doing to our understanding of the country we live in. Where Indians actually get their news Around 58% of Indians rely on YouTube for news, while WhatsApp is the…

At Tunday Kababi, tucked inside a narrow lane called Phool Wali Gali in old Lucknow, cooks have been shaping and frying the same kebabs every single day for generations. The galawati kebab arrives soft enough to fall apart with a torn piece of paratha, no knife needed. This has been happening for decades, quietly, without fanfare, while the rest of the world talked about Delhi’s street food and Mumbai’s vada pav. That changed in October 2025, when UNESCO named Lucknow a Creative City of Gastronomy. It’s only the second Indian city to get this recognition, after Hyderabad in 2019, and…

Navneet Education Limited has launched a new nationwide campaign titled ‘Jab Baari Ho Tumhaari, Digest Se Karo Taiyaari’, putting the spotlight back on its flagship Navneet Digest. The campaign celebrates the Digest’s long standing role in helping students prepare confidently for examinations through structured learning and revision tools. The campaign is built around a simple idea. Every student reaches a stage where they must prepare independently for exams. At that point, they need a reliable guide that simplifies concepts and keeps them focused. Navneet positions its Digest as that dependable study companion. Through a series of engaging and relatable films,…

Chennai witnessed a strong push towards women’s career advancement as Avtar Career Creators Limited (ACCL), in partnership with M.O.P. Vaishnav College for Women, hosted the myAvtar SheWorks! Career Fair 2026 on July 4. The one day event brought together women professionals, industry leaders, employers and career experts to discuss career growth, leadership and workplace opportunities while unveiling a new initiative aimed at making women more future ready. A major highlight of the event was the launch of Proximity Career Labs, a campus based skilling programme designed to bridge the gap between education and employment. The initiative seeks to equip women…

On Saturday morning, Mumbai woke up to a word flashing across every phone screen: red alert. The India Meteorological Department had issued its highest-level warning for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad. The next forty-eight hours would bring heavy to extremely heavy rain, along with gusts of fifty to sixty kilometres an hour. At 2:50 pm, the sea would rise to a tide of over four metres. On paper, this was the kind of warning that should bring a city to a standstill. Mumbai didn’t stop. Local trains ran on schedule. Offices stayed open. Traffic crawled along as it always does.…