On a moonless night, the celestial canvas is adorned with countless stars, each a timeless beacon. Yet, it’s the fleeting meteor, a cosmic flash in the pan, that often captivates us. These transient wonders remind us that beauty can be both fleeting and profound. This also rings true for today’s age of instant gratification, where attention spans are shorter than ever and it’s easy to get caught up in the chase for virality. But are the stories that go viral always the most meaningful or valuable? Or are there hidden gems, overlooked by the algorithms, that offer deeper insights and inspire us in more profound ways?
Let’s explore the dichotomy between viral and valuable stories, and discover the enduring impact that even the most ephemeral content can have on our lives.
- What you know about: Zomato CEO’s Lift Experience Sparks Outcry Over Delivery Partner Treatment
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal experienced firsthand the challenges faced by delivery partners when he was denied access to a passenger lift in a mall. His post on social media highlighted the issue and sparked a debate about the treatment of delivery personnel.
What you might’ve missed: Meet The 61-YO Model Proudly Embracing Her Greys!
At 61, Mukta Singh defies societal prejudices by embracing her grey hair and launching a modelling career. Despite harsh online criticism, she stands proud, inspired by her stylish grandmother and mother. Mukta’s journey highlights the importance of self-worth and redefining beauty, proving that age should never limit one’s identity.
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- What you know about: Singham Again trailer sets new record, despite being one of the longest-ever trailers
The five-minute trailer of the action-packed Singam franchise has stirred a buzz. It has set a new record with 138 million views in just 24 hours.
What you might’ve missed: Truck Driver’s Daughter to Cannes: How Sunita Rajwar Brought Her Father’s Cinema Dreams to Life
Hailing from the small town of Haldwani, Uttarakhand, Sunita Rajwar was inspired by her father’s love for cinema and took a leap of faith to join the National School of Drama. She’s now known for her eminent roles in Gullak, Panchayat, and Stree.
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- What you know about: ‘Diwali Barbie’ Sparks Social Media Debate
A new Diwali Barbie doll has been released, featuring a unique design by Indian fashion designer Anita Dongre. However, this is not the first Indian Barbie. The original, launched in 1996, was criticised for its inaccurate portrayal of Indian culture.
What you might’ve missed: How 3 Friends Built a Zero-Waste Startup Using Banana Waste
In 2021, three college friends Jagat Kalyan, Satyam Kumar, and Nitish Verma launched Taruwar Agro to make banana fibre folders, yoga mats, baskets, paintings, coasters, and more. Following a zero-waste approach, they process all parts of trees — from leaves to stems and pulp — into useful products.
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Edited by Khushi Arora
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