The Helmet Man of India: How Raghavendra Kumar Turned Personal Loss Into a Nationwide Mission to Protect Lives

Starting an investment journey does not always require a large amount of money. PhonePe Invest is making daily mutual fund investing more accessible by allowing users to begin SIP contributions with as little as ₹10 per day. The idea is simple: small, regular contributions can help people develop financial discipline and become more familiar with investing. For students, young professionals and everyday savers, a lower entry amount may make taking the first step feel more manageable. PhonePe's investment platform, formerly known as Share.Market, was rebranded as PhonePe Invest in October 2026. Alongside mutual funds, the platform offers access to stocks, ETFs, IPOs and other investment services, as well as tools designed to help users review and manage their portfolios. However, a small starting amount does not mean there is no risk. Mutual fund investments are subject to market fluctuations, and returns are not guaranteed. Investors should understand the scheme, investment horizon and risk involved before starting a SIP. The bigger takeaway is that building an investment habit can begin with a small step, provided it is supported by informed financial decisions. #PhonePeInvest #DailySIP #MutualFundInvesting #TheWiseIndian

Raghavendra Kumar, popularly known as the Helmet Man of India, has turned road-safety awareness into a community-driven mission. Through initiatives encouraging helmet use and promoting book distribution, he brings together two important causes: safer roads and literacy. His efforts demonstrate how grassroots action and public participation can help build a more responsible and informed society.

Cyclone Murasu Heads Towards Andhra Pradesh as IMD Forecasts Severe Storm, Heavy Rainfall and Coastal Evacuations Ahead of Landfall

Cyclone Murasu approaching Andhra Pradesh, featuring a satellite-style cyclone over the Bay of Bengal, a highlighted Andhra Pradesh map, and information on strong winds, heavy rainfall and coastal evacuations.

Cyclone Murasu is moving towards Andhra Pradesh, prompting weather warnings and preparations along vulnerable coastal areas. The IMD has forecast strong winds, heavy to extremely heavy rainfall and possible coastal disruption. Authorities are taking precautionary measures, including evacuations, as communities prepare for the storm’s expected approach. Residents are urged to follow official advisories and safety instructions.