Tanaya Singh

Dhaval Khatri lost both his hands at the age of 14 and his school asked him to leave. But no such obstacle could stop him from continuing his education, writing all his exams himself, playing guitar and finally – painting.

Girls from slums in Mumbai were quitting school halfway because they didn’t know how to deal with menstruation. Two young women decided to intervene. Today, they are spreading awareness about menstrual health and helping hundreds of girls study as much as they want to.

Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) launched its Intelligent Transport System (ITS) on May 25. It is being called the first such system in India and has been applied to 6414 buses.

Google has launched a microsite called #NameAndroidN to crowd-source names from around the world for the next android version. And in India, it is the Keralites and many other supporters who are passionately campaigning to ensure that Neyyappam makes it to the top.

An air conditioner that consumes 40-60% less electricity than normal and zero water in the cooling process? This technology is a reality today, thanks to two men who are not just saving their clients huge bills, but also saving the environment. Here’s the nitty gritty of it.

Jaskaran Singh, a 27-year-old student with spinal cord injury at the cervical level, has successfully made his way to the Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management department at IIM Bengaluru.

After the successful testing of the Re-usable Satellite Launch Vehicle Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD), ISRO is now planning to test an air-breathing propulsion system.

October 8, 2015 was a day of immense happiness and satisfaction for the residents of Badamba tehsil of Odisha – the day on which people from different backgrounds and fields of work experienced the pure joy of giving at the Badamba Seva Mahotsav.

A lawyer, the mother of two, and a confident truck driver – Yogita Raghuvanshi has been driving her truck across the length and breadth of the country since the year 2000.

Meet Jas Uppal, a British lawyer fighting to save Indian citizens implicated in wrongful legal cases abroad and without the resources to bring themselves safely home. She started the ‘Free Sarabjit Singh’ campaign and has since then rescued several migrant workers who were treated mercilessly in Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia – without charging them a single penny.