Raajwrita Dutta

From Bengal’s Baluchari to Tamil Nadu’s Kanjivaram, every Indian handloom saree carries its region’s story — woven with motifs of faith, art, memory, and tradition.

Indian farmers face the dual challenge of feeding 1.5 billion people by 2030 and conserving 80% of freshwater resources. Precision farming offers a tech-driven solution that boosts yields, cuts waste, and supports long-term sustainability on small farms averaging just 1.08 hectares.

As the rains fade and cooler days arrive, autumn is the perfect time to care for your garden. From clearing spent plants to adding compost and mulch, these simple steps will help your plants stay strong, healthy, and ready to thrive through winter.

Step off the tourist trail to 7 hidden waterfalls in India, reached by treks, temples, and forest paths, offering peace, beauty and solitude.

In the woodlands of Brahmavar in Karnataka’s Udupi district, 98 butterfly species have flourished naturally over the past year. This sanctuary highlights the power of preserving native habitats and showcases the role butterflies play in maintaining ecological health in the state’s coastal belt.

From Tonk’s AI-driven maths lessons to Pune’s smart classrooms and rural kids building robots, frontier tech is rewriting how India’s children learn. It’s not just boosting scores but building confidence, creativity, and a future full of new possibilities.

Frustrated by the lack of reading spaces, college friends Heet and Om started ‘Your Reading Circle’ — a simple idea that’s turning parks across Ahmedabad into free, walk-in libraries. Here’s how you can bring the same magic to your neighbourhood.

Experience the magic of Jaisalmer on a budget with this romantic itinerary for couples. From exploring ancient forts and bazaars to desert safaris and peaceful lakes, enjoy an unforgettable trip filled with culture, adventure, and comfort.

Don’t throw away your puja offerings — compost them! Here is a guide on how to turn organic waste into nutrient-rich compost for a healthier garden and a greener planet.

Left behind as a newborn, Niyati Chetransh never let her past define her. Today, at just 13, she’s mastered 42 instruments and plays the national anthem on 15 instruments in 65 seconds! Watch her amazing journey.