Author: BharatSpeaks
Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) has been named among the world’s top ten busiest airports. The Airports Council International (ACI) revealed its preliminary figures for 2023, with Delhi securing its spot on this prestigious list, reflecting the airport’s resilience and the region’s increasing prominence in global air travel. The rise in passenger numbers at Delhi Airport underscores India’s expanding aviation market and points to the country’s broader economic growth. Amidst global challenges and the sector’s recovery from pandemic impacts, this feat is particularly noteworthy. Delhi Airport’s ascent into the top ten is a story of remarkable recovery, managing to…
Fatty liver disease, clinically known as hepatic steatosis, occurs when excess fat accumulates in the liver cells. This condition can evolve into liver inflammation and potential damage if not addressed promptly. Awareness of the causes, complications, and necessary lifestyle interventions is essential for both prevention and management of fatty liver disease. Primary Causes of Fatty Liver Disease Obesity and Diet: A primary factor contributing to fatty liver disease is obesity, often exacerbated by diets high in calories and fats. Consumption of processed foods, sugary drinks, and foods rich in saturated fats can significantly increase the risk of fat accumulation in…
Indian travelers, from avid backpackers to luxury enthusiasts, are not only revitalizing domestic tourism but are also making significant strides in the international travel scene. The first edition of MakeMyTrip’s India Travel Trends Report, which gathered insights from over 100 million annual active users, offers a comprehensive look at the evolving preferences and behaviors of Indian travelers. Diverse Destinations: Where Does India Travel? The report highlights a substantial 25% increase in individuals taking more than three trips annually in 2023 compared to 2019. A notable trend is the surge in interest towards spiritual destinations, especially in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.…
In a surprising turn of events, a retired electrical engineer from Noida has taken up an unlikely farming pursuit – growing the world’s most expensive spice, saffron, indoors. While the Kashmir valley is renowned as one of the largest producers of saffron globally, 65-year-old Ramesh Gera is cultivating these precious crimson threads right from his 100-square-foot room in Sector 63. Gera’s foray into saffron farming stemmed from his extensive work travels to South Korea in 2002, where he gained insights into advanced agricultural techniques like hydroponics and indoor cultivation. Recognizing India’s heavy reliance on saffron imports, with a staggering 70%…
The Indian Civil Services (ICS) exam is extremely competitive, demanding years of dedicated study. Coaching institutes often seem like a prerequisite for success, leaving disadvantaged students at a disadvantage. However, the story of B. Abdul Nasar, an IAS officer from Kerala, shatters this notion and offers a beacon of hope. Nasar’s journey is one of immense hardship and unwavering determination. Losing his father at a young age, he and his siblings spent 13 years in an orphanage in Kerala’s Kannur district. From the age of 10, Nasar shouldered the burden of contributing to his family’s income, taking on jobs like…
In a groundbreaking advancement from the National Institute of Technology, Tiruchi (NIT-T), students and alumni have collaboratively invented a device poised to transform water management in rural areas. The “Tankless Water Controller” (TWC), a novel solution developed by the bright minds of NIT-T’s student team and the esteemed alumni of the 1983 batch, is set to make overhead water tanks a thing of the past in village water supply systems. Priced affordably at just Rs 5,000, the TWC is designed for quick installation, requiring no more than 30 minutes to set up. Its operation is straightforward yet highly effective; it…