Author: Diya Anand

Hi, This is Diya Anand. I have worked as a Press Coordinator and in the student leader council with experience in handling media communication, event coverage, and content coordination. I actively manage press-related responsibilities, write reports, and cover events while maintaining clarity and accuracy in reporting. I am also interested in technology and education-related developments. A person with a science background and interest in Python and MySQL.

Twisha Sharma’s Last Message

Twisha Sharma wasn’t just a police case or a news story. She was a real person. She sent “good morning” memes, laughed at funny voice notes, and texted her mom about small worries like any daughter would. She was reported by several outlets as either 31 or 33 years old, an MBA graduate, and once a Miss Pune contestant. Most of all, she still believed her voice mattered. Then, in May 2026, she died in her husband’s home in Bhopal. It had only been five months since her wedding. At first, it looked like a quiet family tragedy. But that…

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Nowadays, we have seen that compared to earlier times, chicken has become cheaper and grows much faster in a very short period of time. If this is true, then we are thinking in the right direction because broiler chicken is the same chicken that we buy from the market or eat in biryani and fried chicken. These chickens are specially raised to grow very quickly, and this rapid growth comes with a cost that people often do not talk about openly. Let’s understand this in simple language. What is broiler chicken actually? Broiler chicken is not a separate species. It…

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The education system in India is very examination and result-oriented. Right from the examinations conducted by the school right up to the national-level entrance examinations such as JEE, NEET, CUET, etc., The students are kept busy with studies and examinations. While there are some people who consider competitiveness as a positive motivational factor for students, many experts are now worried about how competitive the Indian education system has become.The rat race in Indian schools starts at an extremely tender age for students. In fact, students start preparing for the entrance examination even when they are in school. Institutions like Allen,…

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The Supreme Court on Thursday orally commented that the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act must be amended to remove the time limit for the legal termination of pregnancies arising out of rape of minor girls. A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi was hearing a curative petition filed by All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, against a direction of a two-judge bench to terminate the pregnancy, presently at 30 weeks, of a 15-year-old girl. Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati stressed that the pregnancy has crossed the 24-week upper limit. “Please amend…

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As temperatures rise, many people from all over the india turn to sugarcane juice for refreshment; however, health experts are raising concerns about the ice used in roadside juice stalls, which may pose serious health risks. Why Can the Ice Be Harmful? Made from contaminated water : Some vendors prepare ice using unclean or untreated water, which may contain harmful bacteria and viruses. Risk of infections: Consuming such ice can increase the chances of diseases like diarrhea, typhoid, and cholera. Poor Storage Conditions: Ice is often stored in open or unhygienic places, exposing it to dust and germs. Doctor say:…

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Abdullah Dokadia 40, and his wife,Nasreem, 35, and their two daughters, Ayesha and Zainab , residents of the Moghul building at Mumbai’s pydhonie died Sunday Hours after hosting a dinner party for relatives at their homes Saturday night , four members of a family in South Mumbai died under mysterious circumstances. The local JJ Marg police have registered an Accidental Death Report and are investigating the matter. ‘watermelon’ tragedy wipes out Mumbai family relatives in disbelief: Deputy Commissioner of Police Pravin Mundhe said the relatives did not eat the watermelon that the family ate around 1:00–1:30 AM after the guests…

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