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From Kitchen Table to Global Shelves: How Spice Kitchen Built an Export Business from Family Tradition

“As exports grow, it’s not demand that limits you — it’s cashflow, timing and the confidence to take bigger opportunities.”

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NewsDesk MC May 3, 2026 A24 Backrooms, Dante Divine Comedy, existential dread, Exit 8, game adaptation, gaming culture, Genki Kawamura, horror film 2026, horror games, indie games, Japanese cinema, Japanese director, Japanese film, Kotake Create, liminal spaces, modern horror, psychological horror, psychological thriller, purgatory symbolism, subway horror, The Backrooms, Tokyo subway, urban alienation, video game adaptation

From Endless Corridors to Inner Fear: How Exit 8 Turned a Minimal Horror Game Into Psychological Cinema

“What is truly terrifying is not monsters or ghosts, but opening the hidden door within ourselves. Genki Kawamura, the Japanese

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NewsDesk MC May 3, 2026May 3, 2026 doctor life, doctor son, education and sacrifice, emotional feature story, emotional journalism, family feature, family loss, father and son, father sacrifice, fatherhood, grief story, healthcare reality, hospital tragedy, human interest story, Indian father story, inspirational article, life and death story, medical journey, parental sacrifice, poor family struggle, Rahim story, rural India, sacrifice and success, social reality

He Built a Doctor, But Could Not Be Saved: The Silent Sacrifice of a Father

“I spent my life teaching my son how to save others — I never thought he would one day stand

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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026May 2, 2026 Artisan Life, Budgam, craftsmanship, cultural heritage, Daily Struggle, Feature Story, Ghulam Rasool, Handmade Kashmir, Handwoven Legacy, Human Story, Kashmir artisans, Kashmir Culture, Kashmir Handicrafts, Kashmir Voices, Kashmiri Basket Maker, Life of an Artisan, Local Crafts, Poosh Kaani, Preserving Tradition, Public Transport Stories, rural economy, Smart City Bus, srinagar, traditional craft, Village Markets

“I Carry More Than Baskets”: At 68, Ghulam Rasool Keeps Kashmir’s Handwoven Legacy Alive

“I am not a follower of colonialism. I do not want our handicraft to die with me.”. Every morning before

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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026May 2, 2026 Art Evacuation, Carol of the Bells, contemporary art, cultural diplomacy, cultural heritage, Donetsk Region, eastern ukraine, Heritage Destruction, Leonid Marushchak, Lviv, Mykola Leontovych, Pokrovsk, Public Sculpture, refugees, Russia Pavilion, Russia Ukraine war, Security Guarantees, ukraine, Ukrainian Pavilion, UNESCO, Venice Art Biennale, Venice Biennale, War and Culture, Zhanna Kadyrova

From Frontline to Venice: Ukraine’s Concrete Deer Carries Memory of a Vanished City

“For the former citizens of Pokrovsk, it is the single surviving feature of a city that can now be visited

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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026May 2, 2026 Air Quality, australia, Brunswick Tool Library, carbon emissions, circular economy, DIY Culture, Electric Lawn Equipment, Electric Tools, Electrify Yarra, Environmental Pollution, Griffith University, Harry Barber, Home Repairs, Household Waste, Leanne Wiseman, Makerspaces, Melbourne, Nicholas Reece, Outdoor Power Tools, Petrol Lawn Mowers, Repair Cafes, Repair Economy, sustainability, Tool Libraries

Australia’s DIY Culture Turns Toward Repair and Reuse as Tool Libraries Expand

“We want to be a city that knows how to make things, who knows how to repair things. We don’t

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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026May 2, 2026 British Muslims, Community Cohesion, Community Safety, Gaza conflict, Golders Green, Greater Manchester, hate crime, interfaith dialogue, Interfaith Networks, Israel Hamas war, Laura Marks, london, Mohammed Amin, Muslim Jewish Forum, muslim jewish relations, Nigel Farage, Nisa-Nashim, north London, Reform UK, religious tensions, social cohesion, Southport Riots, UK Jewish Community, UK politics

After Golders Green Attack, Muslim-Jewish Groups Say Community Ties Must Outlast Fear

“If you increase connectivity, you decrease hostility. The key is to recognise we are all ordinary human beings.” Muslim and

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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026May 2, 2026 Americas Region, brazil, Communicable Diseases, Cutaneous Leishmaniasis, dermatology, disease control, Disease Elimination, Early Detection, Fundação Hospitalar Alfredo da Matta, Global Leprosy Strategy, Health Training, Instituto Lauro de Souza Lima, Integrated Healthcare, Laboratory Diagnosis, Leprosy, Neglected Tropical Diseases, public health, Regional Health Networks, Skin NTDs, Skin Screening, Sporotrichosis, who, WHO Collaborating Centres, WHO NTD Road Map

Brazil’s WHO Centres Strengthen Regional Fight Against Leprosy and Skin Neglected Tropical Diseases

“Integrated skin screenings reduced stigma and improved service uptake, reinforcing the effectiveness of using the skin as an entry point

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NewsDesk MC May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 Banksy, Bristol, British Identity, Centre Point Tower, contemporary art, Crimean War Memorial, Edward VII, Florence Nightingale, homelessness, instagram, london, Monument Politics, Palestine Action, Protest Art, Public Art, Robin Gunningham, Royal Courts of Justice, Sculpture, Street Art, The Drinker, Urban Art, Waterloo Place, Westminster, Winston Churchill

Banksy Unveils New London Sculpture of Flag-Bearing Figure in Westminster

“The sculpture depicts a man marching forward while carrying a large flag that completely obscures his face, turning anonymity itself

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NewsDesk MC May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 Christopher Marte, Conbody, Conbud, Coss Marte, criminal justice, Criterion Channel, Debra Granik, Documentary, employment, entrepreneurship, Fitness Industry, Former Prisoners, gentrification, housing crisis, incarceration, Lower East Side, new york, Parole, prison reform, reentry, rehabilitation, Rikers Island, social justice, Urban Change

From Prison Cell to Fitness Empire: How One New York Gym Became a Lifeline After Incarceration

“It’s a different justice when you get out and you have a check in week one, instead of $40 and