Tanaya Singh

“That time when I had the best idlis at a small station; the train journey on which we met and became best friends; the time when I boarded the wrong train and it seemed hilarious after everything was sorted out” – train journeys and nostalgia go hand in hand.

An education programme in nine cities across India is helping out-of-system children join mainstream schools. With interactive lessons and motivated teachers – this is how the students are learning every day.

Coffee, bicycles, books, and interesting conversation with cycling enthusiasts from around the city – Bhubaneswar has a unique cycle shop that is not only giving buyers a wide range of options to choose from, but is also trying to develop the culture of cycling in the city.

A group of alert citizens in Mumbai has developed an app to help people report potholes on the roads. They are now trying to work with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) so that the authorities can find and fill these potholes.

Mrinal Rao and Anjana Aiyyer, two Bengaluru-based entrepreneurs, have come up with a brilliant bin that recycles wet and organic waste right at the source, collecting the by-products separately for use in a hassle free manner.

Take a one-rupee coin. Go out to the market. And bring back a packet of food that contains rice, curry, sambar, and rasam. Sounds possible? Ask V. Venkatraman, a resident of Erode in Tamil Nadu, and he will tell you that it actually is. He has been providing such meals to the poor and needy since the past eight years. And this is how he does it.

FarmStays Ladakh is an interesting initiative involving mothers in Ladakhi villages who are renting out rooms in their houses to tourists. This is how it works.

Welcome to Nukkad the Teafe, a unique cafe in Raipur where good-time means a lot more than just a steaming hot cup of tea.

Discarding your old shoes? Ever thought of how the non-biodegradable pair will reach landfills and remain there for ages, adding to carbon emissions and polluting the environment? This is what you can do instead.

AforAccounts.com – a website for people to access free audio-visual lectures on basic concepts of accountancy, is helping college and school students alike. Here's how.