Saurav Kumar

1 week ago | villagesquare.in | Anuradha Varma |Saurav Kumar |Atray Karmahe |Jeroo Irani

Once upon a time, mango was a central part of the rural economy and it had an important role to play in cities, too, says Sopan Joshi. In a freewheeling interview, he tells us about his book Mangifera Indica: A Biography of the Mango, which took him eight years to write and research, and how India is home to as many as 1,000 varieties of mangoes, and much more. Sopan Joshi (SJ): My favourite memories of researching this book have to do with moments of clarity amidst a cat’s cradle of material.

1 month ago | medium.com | Saurav Kumar

Saurav Kumar·Follow3 min read·--TypeScript is a powerful tool for building scalable applications, but developers often run into tricky scenario-based issues. In this blog, we’ll explore common real-world TypeScript problems and how to resolve them efficiently. You’re accessing an optional property of an object, and TypeScript throws an error.

1 month ago | mangaloremirror.com | Saurav Kumar

The Dentist’s Advice: Best Practices for Oral Hygiene Celebrating Dentist’s Day Maintaining daily routines, following proper brushing techniques, and incorporating Ayurvedic solutions can ensure long-term dental wellness Hyderabad 05 March 2025: Problem-free oral health is essential for overall well-being. On this Dentist’s Day, we bring you expert-recommended oral care tips to keep your smile healthy and bright.

Dec 9, 2024 | flipboard.com | Saurav Kumar

3 hours ago“I get a lot of hate”. The words of content creator Winta Zesu, who last year made $150,000 (£117,000) from posting on social media. What separates Winta from other influencers? The people commenting on her posts and driving traffic to her videos are often doing so out of anger. “Every single video …

Nov 28, 2024 | themigrationstory.com | Saurav Kumar

“People have slipped into a fissure of fire and never returned”: Why Jharia’s residents choose to live on a burning land than relocateSaurav KumarRaja Bhuniya, 17, stands in front of the open-cast mine where his home was once located. Saurav Kumar/The Migration StoryJHARIA, Jharkhand: In one of India’s largest coalfields, nearly 100,000 families continue to live on land designated as “dangerous” because of the fire that burns underground.