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Injuries in sports often come with clear signs. A broken arm. A torn ligament. A visible limp. But concussions are different. They don’t leave obvious marks. Yet, they can change a person’s life completely. Concussions are brain injuries. They happen when a blow or jolt to the head causes the brain to shake inside the skull. This disrupts normal brain function. For athletes, it’s not rare—it’s common. A Hit Can Change Everything In contact sports like football, boxing, and hockey, concussions happen more often than we admit. Even cricket, with its hardball and fast bowlers, isn’t immune. You might remember the movie Concussion starring Will Smith. It told the real story of Dr. Bennet Omalu, who discovered chronic brain damage in American football players. The film showed how repeated concussions can lead to long-term problems like memory loss, depression, and even suicidal thoughts. Symptoms Are Easy to Miss Right after a concussion, symptoms may seem small. Dizziness. Headache. Troub...

The Abhay Bhutada Foundation has extended generous support to Shivsrushti, a historical theme park in Pune, by contributing Rs 51 lakhs. This contribution enables a sharp reduction in ticket prices, allowing visitors to access the park for just Rs 50 from May 15 to July 15, 2025. The goal is to make learning about India’s heritage more accessible for everyone, especially students and families. The initiative demonstrates Abhay Bhutada’s continuing efforts to promote cultural knowledge through inclusive and affordable experiences. Also Read:   The Importance of NGOs in India Encouraging Deeper Connection with Shivaji Maharaj’s Legacy The donation aims to increase public participation in understanding the achievements of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, a revered leader in Indian history. Shivsrushti was developed based on the vision of historian Babasaheb Purandare and brings Shivaji Maharaj’s values, leadership, and strategies to life through various interactive displays. With the redu...

Roller coasters aren’t just about speed and screams. They’re carefully designed machines powered by physics. Each drop, twist, and loop is backed by calculations. The ride feels wild, but the science behind it is precise. Gravity at Work The journey starts with a climb. That slow, rattling rise builds suspense. What’s really happening is a transfer of energy. The motor pulls the coaster up, giving it potential energy. Like a stretched rubber band waiting to snap. Once it reaches the top, gravity takes over. That stored energy becomes kinetic energy—the energy of motion. The first drop? It’s gravity pulling you down. That’s why it feels like flying. Newton’s Laws in Every Loop Newton’s laws are everywhere in a roller coaster. The first law says objects in motion stay in motion. So when the car drops, it wants to keep moving. That’s why your body lifts from the seat. The second law explains acceleration. The more force, the faster the ride. That tight turn at high speed? You feel pushed ...

Making history more approachable for the public is often easier said than done. But thanks to the recent support extended by the Abhay Bhutada Foundation, an important step has been taken in that direction. The foundation has donated ₹51 lakhs to Shivsrushti, the iconic historical theme park in Ambegaon Budruk, Pune. This contribution will allow visitors to explore the park for a reduced ticket price of ₹50 between May 15 and July 15, 2025. The aim is to make cultural education inclusive and engaging for everyone, regardless of their financial background. Also Read: Celebrating Global Changemakers Committed to Sustainability and Social Good Bridging the Gap Between People and Heritage The price reduction has been made possible solely to encourage public interaction with India’s glorious past. Shivsrushti is known for its dedication to showcasing the life and achievements of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. By making the ticket more affordable, the foundation wants to draw in students, fam...

Travel isn’t only about ticking places off a list. It's about stories. About people. And about feeling part of something bigger than yourself. Northeast India is a place that brings all of that together. It’s one of India’s most beautiful and least explored regions. Yet, those who go there never forget it. From Assam to Arunachal Pradesh, each state has something different to offer. You won’t find large crowds here. You’ll find silence, conversations, and untouched nature. Culture in Every Turn Every corner of Northeast India feels unique. Walk into a village in Nagaland and you’re part of an old world. Head to Meghalaya, and you’ll see how nature and people live together. In Mizoram, kindness flows as freely as the rivers. Food also plays a huge role. From pork dishes in Nagaland to bamboo shoot curry in Manipur, each bite tells a story. Watching The Lunchbox reminds us how food builds emotional bridges. In the Northeast, every meal is an invitation to learn more about the people...

India witnessed a remarkable rise in executive pay in 2024, pointing to the growing importance of skilled leadership in the country’s business sector. From manufacturing and IT to media and infrastructure, the year’s top corporate leaders were rewarded handsomely for their strategic guidance and performance. Leading this group was Abhay Bhutada, who received the highest-ever compensation in India’s corporate history. This article covers the five highest-paid executives of the year and the value they brought to their respective roles. Also Read: India's Highest Paid Executives Set New Records in 2024 Abhay Bhutada Breaks Records Abhay Bhutada , a member of the Poonawalla Group, emerged as the top-paid executive in India for FY 2023–24 with a total pay package of ₹241.21 crore. This figure marked a new record for individual compensation, underlining the scale of his contributions. Bhutada’s time in leadership has been defined by strong organizational results, successful digital strat...