Rahul Dev

For many people with disabilities and older adults, a journey can become difficult before the car even starts moving. Getting in and out of a vehicle can mean physical strain, unsafe lifting and missed opportunities to travel with family. Bengaluru-based engineers Naina Padaki and Anand Kutre are working to change that. Through TRUE Assistive Technology, the couple has developed solutions such as a swivel car seat that turns towards the door, portable wheelchair ramps and transfer systems that help people move more safely between wheelchairs, beds and vehicles. Read their story on The Better India – thebetterindia.com/startup/a… #TheBetterIndia #AssistiveTechnology #DisabilityInclusion #AccessibleTravel #InclusiveMobility #AccessibilityForAll [Assistive Technology For People With Disabilities, Accessible Car Solutions For Wheelchair Users, Bengaluru Engineers Creating Assistive Devices, Swivel Car Seats For People With Limited Mobility,]

You probably walked through rainwater this monsoon without thinking twice. But what if that puddle carried more than just muddy water? Mumbai's BMC has issued a leptospirosis advisory, and the next 72 hours after exposure could make all the difference. Scroll down to learn the symptoms, who's most at risk, and the simple steps that could protect you. >> #MonsoonSafety #Leptospirosis #HealthAwareness #Mumbai [Leptospirosis, BMC leptospirosis advisory, Health Advise, Mumbai, Monsoons In India]

She didn’t just teach yoga. She lived it. Every single day, right up to 99. Born in 1920 in Coimbatore, V. Nanammal was introduced to yoga at the age of 8 by her father, a martial artist. What began as a childhood practice slowly became her life’s purpose. Even in a simple pink saree, she could flow through more than 50 asanas with a grace that left millions in awe. They called her the “Yoga Grandma”, but behind that affectionate name was a powerhouse who trained over a million students across 45+ years. She never stopped. Not after fame, not after awards, not even after becoming a YouTube sensation. Even at 99, she was still teaching, still demonstrating, still believing that yoga was not exercise, but a way of life. In 2019, she passed away just shy of 100. But what she left behind isn’t just records or recognition. It’s a reminder that passion, when lived fully, doesn’t age. #Yoga #VNanammal #Inspiration #WomenEmpowerment #YogaDay [Yoga, Discipline, Inspiration, Longevity, Women Empowerment, Yoga Day]