Indians – News, Views and Stories You’ll Want to Read

Welcome to the Indians tag page, your quick stop for everything that talks about Indian people, culture, and current happenings. Whether you’re curious about a designer shaking up SUVs, a funny travel question, or a health tip from the sub‑continent, you’ll find it right here.

What’s Trending Among Indians

One of the hottest reads right now is the story of Ramkripa Ananthan, the engineer‑turned‑designer who gave Mahindra’s Thar, Scorpio and XUV700 a fresh look. Her journey from a 25‑year stint at Mahindra to launching Krux Studio and joining Ola Electric shows how Indians are shaping the future of mobility. It’s a reminder that Indian talent is making waves in both cars and electric bikes.

If you love quirky questions, check out the piece about a plane taking off with just one passenger in India. It’s a fun way to think about airline economics and what would happen if you ever found yourself alone on a flight. The article breaks down the practical side without sounding like a textbook.

Culture, Food, and Everyday Life

Food lovers will enjoy the article on the best Indian foods for a healthy life. It lists whole grains, legumes, fresh veggies and, of course, the humble spices that add flavor and nutrition. The tips are simple enough to try at home, whether you’re cooking a masala dosa or just sprinkling turmeric on a smoothie.

Curious about how Indians settle abroad? The piece on life as an Indian in Finland shares real experiences – from adjusting to cold weather to finding community in Finnish classrooms. It’s a clear picture of how culture blends and how opportunities open up in a new country.

For those who follow media, there’s a straightforward rundown of the most popular Hindi newspaper – Dainik Jagran – and why it leads in readership. The article covers what makes it a go‑to source for millions, from balanced reporting to regional coverage.

Travel questions get answered too. Ever wondered why flights from India to the USA head west instead of east? The explanation uses a simple globe analogy to show why the shortest route is a curve, not a straight line on a flat map.

And if you need a quick laugh, the “plane with one passenger” story mixes humor with facts, showing that even odd scenarios can teach us something about the airline business.

All these articles share a common thread: they reflect the diverse interests, challenges, and achievements of Indians worldwide. Dive in, read a story that catches your eye, and stay updated on the topics that matter to you.