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1 day ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

Home/Stories/Gardening / Gardening Tips Looking to start your garden but don’t have a yard? Let Poonam Wadhwa’s terrace garden in Ludhiana inspire you. She offers valuable insights on how to pick the right plants for your climate and how to create a peaceful space for both your plants and local wildlife. Her tips will help you grow a productive garden.

2 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

Home/Stories/Parenting / Wildlife Let your kids explore the magic of wildlife from the comfort of your living room. These documentaries will captivate young minds and help them understand the natural world in fun and engaging ways, making family movie time both entertaining and educational.

2 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

There is nothing quite like the sweet bite of a watermelon on a blazing summer afternoon. But what if we told you that instead of picking one from the store, you can grow your very own juicy giants, right at home? Whether you have a sun-drenched backyard or just a few containers on a balcony, growing watermelon is completely doable and also a fun activity for the whole family.

3 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

Did you know Milind Soman was India’s national swimming champion for four consecutive years? He is a man of many firsts – India’s first male supermodel, a national swimming champion, and now a global fitness icon. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he moved to Mumbai at a young age. Struggling to fit in due to his foreign accent, he was often bullied. He found comfort in the swimming pool, and by the age of 10, he had become a state champion.

4 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

The world is teeming with waste, and one of the growing offenders is ceramic. Although it’s popular for its durability, this material does not biodegrade. Once discarded, it can sit in landfills for centuries. The industry’s waste problem has only worsened with the increasing demand for ceramic products. Yet, amidst the growing pile of discarded ceramics, one young designer saw an opportunity not just to change how we think about waste but to modify it into something useful.