Mervin Preethi

How does a café in Kerala stay cool without a single AC? With terracotta pots, recycled water, and a whole lot of greenery, this peaceful spot is unlike anything you’ve seen.

For over 100 years, the Jayapal family has been selling mangoes in Salem. From pushcarts to online sales, their business has changed, but their love for mangoes hasn’t.

Ever wondered what happens once the turtle lays the eggs in her nest? Meet the volunteers at Students Sea Turtle Conservation Network (SSTCN) in Chennai, who sacrifice their sleep, time with a smile, for the love of Olive Ridley turtles.

Karnataka is often recognised for its buzzing IT hub and vibrant startup scene. But did you know it's also renowned for pomegranates and pigeon peas? This photostory shines a spotlight on the unique products that define each district, ranging from traditional sweets and textiles to aromatic coffee and intricate artware.

Vijay Pratap Singh left his banking career at 23 to build ‘AdvenThrill’, a trekking company dedicated to making Indian mountaineering safer and globally recognised. Here’s how he’s mapping new trails and transforming adventure tourism.

From ancient cave art to colonial architecture, explore the five UNESCO World Heritage Sites that make Maharashtra a treasure trove of history, in this photostory for World Heritage Day.

Every year, Pulicat Lake near Chennai transforms into a pink paradise as thousands of flamingos arrive. In this stunning visual journey, 24-year-old photographer Barath Karthi R K captures the grace and magic of these seasonal visitors.

A turtle’s record-breaking migration is offering new clues into nesting behaviour and the future of India’s coastal conservation efforts.

When Deeksha Chauhan saw the cruelty towards animals, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She resorted to creating hyper-realistic paintings as her voice to contribute towards animal welfare and wildlife conservation.

From hemp-built retreats to candlelit cottages, discover 5 unique homestays in India where minimal electricity meets maximum serenity.