Ragini Daliya

Across India’s streets at night, stray dogs roam in danger — not just of hunger or illness, but of being invisible to passing traffic. On World Kindness Day, we look at a growing number of volunteers who are turning compassion into action.

Born during World War II due to a rice shortage, this Bengaluru invention by MTR became one of India's most loved breakfast dishes. Learn its history and how it evolved into a culinary classic.

Every summer, as nomadic families move to Kashmir’s high pastures, their children walk miles to study in tent schools. These mobile classrooms are taking education to places where no road or building can reach.

For over 20 years, Pragathi Charitable Trust has been a beacon for school dropouts and child labourers. Now, they need your help to keep their doors open.

From gond laddoos to ragi mudde, these time-tested winter staples once powered India through the cold — and deserve space on our plates again.

When Sruthi Babu saw a paralysed man struggle for dignity, she built Sahayatha — a wheelchair with a built-in toilet that’s changing lives worldwide.

From the hills of Darjeeling to the lanes of Shillong, these bookstore cafés offer more than just coffee — they offer connection, creativity, and a place to slow down.

A beginner-friendly guide to growing dwarf citrus trees like lemons and oranges in pots, perfect for small urban spaces.

Tucked away in Jharkhand’s Latehar district, Mahuadanr is India’s first and only wolf sanctuary — a place where tribal traditions, dense Sal forests, and a rare species of Indian grey wolves live in quiet balance.

From ancient forts to bustling old bazaars, these heritage walks offer the perfect mix of culture, history, and winter wanderlust.