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Meet ‘Oxygen Baba’ of Banaras, Who Has Been Caring for Thousands of Roadside Trees for 12 Years Now

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By Avantika B Krishna
| Better India
Using a 500-litre water tank, Gopal spends hours every day watering neglected roadside saplings across Banaras—a routine he has followed for 12 years despite ridicule and personal expense. Using a 500-litre water tank, Gopal spends hours every day watering neglected roadside saplings across Banaras—a routine he has followed for 12 years despite ridicule and personal expense.
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The Better India’s Coverage of India’s Women Ice Hockey Team Sent Them to KBC

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By Avantika B Krishna
| Better India
After The Better India shared the story of India's Women's Ice Hockey Team and their historic Asia Cup bronze, the team's journey travelled far enough to earn them a special appearance on Kaun Banega Crorepati with Amitabh Bachchan. After The Better India shared the story of India's Women's Ice Hockey Team and their historic Asia Cup bronze, the team's journey travelled far enough to earn them a special appearance on Kaun Banega Crorepati with Amitabh Bachchan.
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The Singer Who Belonged to Twenty Languages at Once: The Story of S Janaki

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By Avantika B Krishna
| Better India
Photo Credit : AI-generated image Legendary singer S Janaki passed away on 11 July, 2026 at 88, and with her goes a voice that raised generations of South India. Long before playback singing was a career for her, it was survival and instinct, a nine-year-old on a stage in Andhra Pradesh with no teacher backing her. In 1957, at 19, she stepped into a Tamil recording booth for Vidhiyin Vilayattu, not knowing that by the year's end her voice would already be living inside six different languages.
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