Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk

Far more stable and jerk-free on bad roads, the fully indigenous ‘Deshla’ is not only clean and green, but also steals a march on conventional autos when it comes to safety, reliability, performance, and comfort!

A pioneer in the truest sense, Devika Rani walked a path that few women in Indian cinema have managed to. In fact, she was the one who gave a young Dilip Kumar his first major break! #FirstWomen #Cinema

Mentor to generations of civil servants, hero to the poor, father to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella ⁠— #IAS officer BN Yugandhar was a man of true integrity who actively worked for the marginalised throughout his storied career. #Tribute #RIP

Durable and 'intelligent,' Revolt RV400 has a top speed of 85km/hour and is being offered on a subscription model, with prices starting at Rs. 3,499 per month! #ElectricFuture #DriveGreen

From the man who swam across oceans of five continents in a year to the first captain of the Indian football team, on #NationalSportsDay, we salute 7 forgotten heroes who overcame major hurdles to bring glory to India.

In the past century, India has witnessed many glorious sporting moments. So on #NationalSportsDay, we at The Better India decided to undertake the difficult task of listing the top 10 greatest moments in Indian sports. What do you think of the list?

Other famous scientists who have their names etched on the moon are Dr Vikram Sarabhai, American astronomer Daniel Kirkwood and German physicist Arnold Sommerfeld.

India's second woman #IPS officer after Kiran Bedi, Kanchan Chaudhary Bhattacharya set the bar by thriving in a male-dominated profession, becoming a icon for an entire generation of Indian women. #RIP #Respect #FirstWomen

An all-time great of Indian cinema, Hrishi da knew how to tell the simplest of stories in the most enchanting manner. But what made his work resonate deeply with both critics and audiences was the fact that he would bring ordinary Indians to life on the silver screen. #Tribute #DeathAnniversary #IndianCinema

In August 1942, when Mahatma Gandhi called for the Quit India movement, a tiny village down south in Karnataka’s Shivamogga had already decided to break free. But it did, becoming the first village in India to declare itself independent. #LostTales #history