Shreya Pareek

Miffed by the laws which stopped him from driving freely in his own country, Waseem started an initiative to enable people to drive without borders. He even quit his job to fight for the cause. Know more about him.

Satpal Makol didn't think twice before hurrying to the workshop where his 25 employees were caught in a gas leak from a nearby tanker. He helped them escape even though he lost his own life in the process.

Chinmay made some friends but a visit to a fort changed everything. The Marathi movie Killa revolves around the life of an 11-year old boy who is coping with his father's death and adjusting with new friends. The movie which has not only received a National award but also bagged The Crystal Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival, is all set to hit the big screen soon.

Punyakoti, India's first Sanskrit film, will impart crucial life lessons with the help of a holy cow. Veteran music director Ilaiyaraaja will be giving the music score and 30 independent animators are working on the project simultaneously. Here's all you need to know.

100 percent visually impaired since birth, NL Beno Zephine fought against all odds to become India's first IFS officer. Her family read for long hours to help her prepare and she used special software to read from the computer screen.

An interesting contest - "Selfie with daughter" - in Bibipur village of Haryana is improving the status of the girl child in amazing ways. The contest has received over 500 entries so far and the winners will be given a cash prize along with a trophy and certificate.

Now find the reliable blood banks close to you using your smartphone. Thanks to an app recently launched by the Central Government, a directory of 2,760 licensed blood banks will be made available for the users.

Sanjukta Parashar's name is enough to fill terror in the hearts of Bodo militants of Assam. She has taken down 6 militants and arrested over 64 militants in just 15 months. Here are some amazing facts about this brave IPS officer.

A simple yet amazing video that captures the beauty of India in its true form.

Passengers who fail to get their train tickets confirmed can now upgrade to an air ticket with SpiceJet and GoAir at lower fares. IRCTC has already sold 100 GoAir tickets under this scheme. Know more.