Shreya Pareek

Mensa India organized an IQ test for 4,000 underprivileged kids in Delhi. Many of these children of labourers, rickshaw pullers, street vendors, etc., turned out to be gifted geniuses.

In an effort to ensure the smooth functioning of schools in the city, the Delhi government has decided not to deploy school teachers for census work. A circular in this respect has already been issued to school principals.

Delhi University has decided to increase its intake of students in the next academic session. This is the first time in eight years that DU has taken such step.

The Nilgiri Mountain Railway, which was given world heritage status by UNESCO in 2005, completed 106 years of its existence on October 15, 2015. To celebrate the special day, passengers were given cake and flowers.

Never been on an airplane? Here's your chance to board one for as little as Rs 60, or even for nothing if you don't have the money. Retired aircraft engineer Bahadur Chand Gupta will be happy to show you around.

Sayali, a cobbler's daughter, ran a 3000 meter race barefoot and won a gold medal. She grabbed the top spot despite facing the challenge of running without shoes on a hot synthetic surface.

Officials in Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh have asked devotees to donate coconuts to malnourished kids rather than offering them to the river. The step will not just help the poor kids but will also prevent pollution in the river.

Save Sankey campaign, North East Festival, sustainable housing and much more to look forward to this week. here are five events you should not miss.

For the first time in the history of Durga Puja, people will worship a transgender Durga idol that has been inspired from Shiva's Ardhanarishvara (half man and half woman) avatar – an attempt at including the marginalised transgender community in the Puja celebrations.

APJ Abdul Kalam, an inspiration to millions, left behind a legacy of his ideas. Every kid wants to be another Kalam and make the country proud. Every kid wants to dream big. Here's a candid and heartwarming video of Kalam and the impact he had on children.