In the age of the internet, we are constantly bombarded with stories — from a cryptocurrency mogul buying a banana taped to a wall to a stressed elephant seemingly ‘dancing’ to Indian classical music.
While these fleeting moments capture our attention, countless valuable stories often go unnoticed. Let’s dive into a few.
- What you know: Crypto Mogul Splashes $6M on Banana Art
A cryptocurrency entrepreneur spent a staggering $6.24 million on a banana taped to a wall. This bizarre piece of art sparked discussions about the nature of value and the art market. Yes, he promised to eat it — and he did!
What you might’ve missed: Farmer Turns Bananas Into Gold: Ashok Gade’s Innovative Venture
Ashok Gade, a farmer from Maharashtra, transformed the humble banana into a range of delicious products like biscuits, chips, and jams.
His innovative approach not only reduced food waste but also created employment opportunities for many, earning him an annual turnover of Rs 50 lakh.
Read more here.
- What you know: An Elephant Dancing to Bharatnatyam
A video of an elephant swaying its head to the rhythm of Bharatanatyam music went viral, captivating audiences with its unexpected ‘performance’. However, IFS Parveen Kaswan revealed that the elephant’s actions were a sign of stress rather than joy.
What you might’ve missed: How 1 Man & 1,000 WhatsApp Members Are Saving Wildlife in This Rajasthan Village
Sharvan Patel, a wildlife conservationist from Rajasthan, leveraged the power of WhatsApp to unite a community of nature enthusiasts.
Through their collective efforts, they have successfully protected endangered species and improved farming practices in the Oran.
Read more here.
- What you know: Juhi Chawla’s Daughter Is the Talk of the Town
Juhi Chawla’s daughter, Jahnavi Mehta, made a stylish appearance at the IPL auction, turning heads and sparking curiosity among netizens. Social media has since been buzzing with questions and intrigue about her.
What you might’ve missed: A Lifetime of Love: Aparna Das’ Service to Humanity
Aparna Das, a 60-year-old social worker, has dedicated her life to transforming the lives of orphans and elderly individuals in West Bengal.
Her unwavering commitment and selfless service continue to shape the lives of those who never had the privilege of familial guidance.
Read more here.
Edited by Khushi Arora
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