Married couple - still in LOVE!

Active Chief Minister!

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has won widespread praise across social media after approving the procurement of 1,000 new air-conditioned electric buses for Chennai’s Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC), delivering a major boost to everyday public transit comfort and green mobility! Alongside clearing the 1,000 AC e-buses under the Gross Cost Contract (GCC) model, the Chief Minister also sanctioned ₹500 crore to upgrade electrical charging stations and mechanical support infrastructure across city bus depots. Currently, MTC operates 755 electric buses in Chennai—only 355 of which are air-conditioned—meaning the new addition will take the city's electric fleet to 1,755 buses and dramatically expand cool, emission-free commuting options for daily passengers. Supporters and daily commuters across Tamil Nadu have hailed the move on X and Instagram as a practical, people-first governance step that directly eases travel for ordinary citizens while modernizing urban transport and cutting pollution!

One sweet potato plays important role!

Color of Clean Ganga river!

This Is The Ganga We Want To See ❤️ The Ganga River in Haridwar has been looking remarkably clear, with stones visible beneath the water's surface. The change comes after authorities temporarily diverted the water supply for canal maintenance and carried out cleaning operations along several stretches. The stunning visuals have gone viral on social media.

Benefit of good vocabulary!

I have always valued him!

After Almost 60 Years Together, She Still Loves Him… Just Not in the Same Way The other day, I asked my mother if she was still in love with my father after nearly 60 years of marriage. She looked at me for a long moment and gave a quiet smile. She didn't say a word, yet there was something in her eyes that told me her answer went far deeper than a simple yes or no. Later that evening, a message from her lit up my phone. Her words have stayed with me ever since: "Whenever you ask me if I still love him, I smile. Not because I don't know the answer, but because it's hard to put into words. Yes, I still love him. It’s just different now. I don't feel the butterflies I felt when I was young. I don't wait up for a kiss or daydream about grand romantic surprises. Something else has taken their place—something much steadier. Our love is no longer a wildfire. It’s a gentle warmth that never goes out. It lives in the morning coffee we share, the harmless little arguments over everyday things, and the way we look after each other without being asked. It’s woven into all the small moments we barely even notice anymore. At this stage of life, I don't need expensive gifts or sweeping promises. I just want him beside me when my body aches. I want his hand to hold when I feel frail. I want him to understand me on the days I struggle to explain what I’m feeling. And he does. Sometimes he says nothing at all. He just sits beside me. Somehow, that is more than enough. After nearly a lifetime together, love isn't about romance every single day. It’s about knowing someone so well that a single glance says a thousand words. We’ve weathered good seasons and hard ones. We’ve laughed, cried, struggled, and disagreed—yet through all of it, we kept choosing each other. So yes, I am still in love with him. Not just with the young man I married all those decades ago, but with the man he has become—the one who grew old beside me, carried my worries, held my hand, and made this long journey feel like home. Maybe that is what lasting love really looks like. It isn't always loud. Sometimes, it’s just two people growing old together, still making room for each other in their everyday lives." Reading her message, I realized she had captured the real meaning of true love. It isn't measured by how two people feel in the rush of the beginning, but by how they care for each other when the years catch up. Because the deepest love is rarely spoken in grand poetry—it’s found in a familiar hand, a quiet presence, and someone who is still right there when you need them most.

Jatayu - Kollam, Kerala