In Chandigarh, India, the 8th Senior Men’s and Women’s Bodybuilding Federation Cup showcased the growing popularity of women's bodybuilding. Despite the absence of women on stage during the initial observation, the event has seen an increase in female participants over the years. Mamota Devi Yumnan, a senior bodybuilder, estimates around 30 women are pursuing bodybuilding professionally in India, a significant increase from the early years.

The article discusses the remarkable migration patterns of various animal species across the globe. It highlights the innate ability of these animals to navigate long distances, from the Antarctic to the African savanna and from the Pacific Ocean to Alaska. The piece emphasizes that these creatures are the true explorers of the world, undertaking migrations that are ingrained in their species and passed down through generations.

Acid attacks in India are a form of gendered violence with increasing numbers despite legal measures. Survivors face physical and psychological trauma, costly medical treatments, and challenges in obtaining justice and compensation. The Supreme Court of India has passed regulations to control acid sales, but implementation is lacking. Support groups like Stop Acid Attacks and Acid Survivors Foundation India highlight the issue's severity and the need for better support and stricter enforcement of laws.

India's booming entertainment industry, with over $2bn in the film sector and 788 television channels, has seen a rise in child actors taking central roles in films and TV, leading to both fame and intense work schedules. Child actors like Riya Solanki face fierce competition for roles that can pay lucratively but also demand long hours and adult-like responsibilities. The treatment of child actors on set has been criticized by NGOs like the Early Childhood Association. Despite guidelines issued by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, adherence is low, and parents often view their children as a source of income or fame. Child actors like Sara Arjun, Sadhil Kapoor, Saloni Daini, and Ayush Tandon share their experiences of balancing demanding shooting schedules with education and personal life, while aiming for success in the industry.