‘Did you put pumpkin in the khichdi?’: Richa Chadha reveals how Ali Fazal’s hands-on parenting sometimes turns into micromanaging, even from another city |

Sometimes, parenting conversations at home are not about bedtime routines or screen time. They are about what went into the khichdi. For actors Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal, even a simple meal for their daughter can become a topic of discussion, especially when one parent wants to know every little detail.Speaking to Moviefied, Richa offered…

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“AI is in offices, men are in mountains”: He studied computer engineering, trained at BARC in Mumbai and became a sanyasi; viral video captures a man’s unusual career change

The video also drew humorous reactions from viewers. A man who says he studied computer engineering, completed a master’s degree and trained at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai has drawn attention online after sharing how he eventually chose the life of a sanyasi. In a conversation recorded by travel and documentary creator…

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After losing her son to an electric shock on the family farm, a Bihar woman invested in solar irrigation; now Ladli Khatoon supplies water to 35 to 38 farmers and has earned around Rs 1 lakh

In Bahwanpur, Ghoncha village in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district, Ladli Khatoon has turned a personal tragedy into an opportunity to build a more secure future for her family. After losing her son to an electric shock while he was helping irrigate their crops, she became acutely aware of the dangers farmers can face while working in…

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A Hyderabad developer building a 150-acre residential project faced losing around 800 mango trees to a link road, so he bought another plot and spent six to eight months moving the trees instead of cutting them down

Photo credit: Vata Foundation When a link road threatened around 800 mango trees on a 150-acre residential project in Hyderabad, developer Ashwin Rao faced a difficult choice: allow the trees to be cut or find a way to preserve them. He chose the latter, bought another plot of land and arranged to move the trees….

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A homemaker in Odisha learned to raise fish in cages inside the Hirakud Reservoir; within three years, Sujata Bhuyan was producing 25 to 30 tonnes a year and earning Rs 7 lakh to Rs 10 lakh

For Sujata Bhuyan, a homemaker from Odisha’s Sambalpur district, a visit to the Hirakud Reservoir opened the door to an entirely new career. What began as a way to contribute to her family’s income gradually developed into a fish-farming business that now produces 25 to 30 metric tonnes of fish annually and earns her between…

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Taylor Stanberry: Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp and became the first woman to win Florida’s annual Python Challenge in 2025: Meet Taylor Stanberry

Photo: Taylor Stanberry / Facebook Florida is known for sunshine, beaches, and wildlife. But deep in the Everglades, an unwelcome guest has made itself at home: the Burmese python. These snakes are not native to Florida, and they are widely believed to have arrived through the exotic pet trade.Once in the wetlands, these snakes grow…

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