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The untold story of Noor Inayat Khan, the indomitable Indian princess who was executed by the Nazis for being one heck of a spy.

As India celebrates the National Postal Day today, here's a look at three unusual Indian post offices that are totally worthy of any travel itinerary!

Years before the BPO industry created the word 'Bangalored', the name of Karnataka's capital city had entered the common parlance of armies across the world thanks to a seemingly-ordinary tube filled with explosives.

An exemplary economist who enhanced India's credibility in the global arena, Raghuram Rajan could end up winning the Nobel Prize in Economics, according to predictions made by research firm Clarivate Analytics.

If you have been wondering about how the changes in GST rules will affect your everyday life, here are the key takeaways from Friday's GST Council meet.

Gauri Lankesh was posthumously honoured with the annual Anna Politkovskaya Award. Here's all you need to know about the award and the gutsy journalist its named after.

The first of their kind in the world, India's Ecological Task Force (ETF) battallions have fought against deforestation and ecological degradation for years.

A soap that has held a special place in the hearts of Indians for more than a century, Mysore Sandal Soap’s legacy is intricately interwoven with Karnataka’s history and heritage.

Not only is zero waste cooking easier than you think, it can also help ensure sustainability while adding a new dimension of flavour and texture to your dishes!

Both “Quit India” and “Simon Go Back” slogans were coined by a lesser-known hero of India’s struggle for freedom, Yusuf Meherally. Here’s his untold story.