Ragini Daliya

From Himachal Pradesh to Ladakh, discover six enchanting Indian villages transformed by snow into magical wonderlands — perfect for travellers and photographers alike.

A young man from Hubli picked up knitting to cope with loss. Today, his handcrafted sweaters are sparking conversations, challenging stereotypes, and inspiring others to follow their heart.

Across India’s hills, riverbanks and temple towns, winter brings a season of vibrant, culture-rich fairs. From Himalayan trade routes to Bengal’s craft-filled carnivals, these five offbeat melas offer a warm, intimate look at India’s living traditions.

From a Sufi musician’s daughter to a WWII resistance hero, Noor Inayat Khan’s quiet courage is now immortalised on a French postage stamp.

When Nipun Malhotra saw a film trailer turn disability into a punchline, he chose not to look away. His petition travelled to the Supreme Court and led to a first-of-its-kind ruling that now guides how disability is portrayed across Indian cinema.

Across Maharashtra, farmers are coming together in the Farmer Cup — learning, competing, and innovating to boost incomes and strengthen rural communities.

Women across Delhi are joining Women and Wilderness for slow, grounding walks through the city’s forests. These mornings bring them calm, confidence and a sense of belonging as they explore trails often overlooked in everyday life.

For 100 years, one family has documented Bharatpur’s birds, people, festivals, and disappearing wildlife. Today, filmmaker Abhinandan Sharma is racing to digitise this priceless archive before the memories fade.

IPS Chhaya Sharma led investigations that demanded tough decisions yet never lost sight of the people at the centre. Her journey, which inspired Delhi Crime, shows how strength and heart can stand side by side in policing.

As Delhi battles toxic air, pastry chef Kishi Arora has grown a lush, 1,000-plant terrace forest that cleans the air, grows organic food, and inspires others to build their own micro-forests.