Tanaya Singh

Mithalal Sindhi is a resident of Ahmedabad, has been living on the footpath for the last 60 years, and says that he is completely satisfied with what life has given him.

For Indian soldiers serving on Siachen Glacier, the world’s highest battleground, extreme weather turns out to be more dangerous and fatal than enemy bullets. To fight this situation and provide life-saving equipment to our soldiers, ISRO is working on developing space technology in a way that it can be used by the armed forces too.

Meet Ajeet Saxena – foster father to over 200 children of farmers in Maharashtra. This railway official has dedicated his life to the welfare of these kids, who are all known as Ajeet Saxena’s children wherever they go.

Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi will release his first book, The Kiss of Life, on April 7. At the age of four, Emraan’s son Ayan was diagnosed with cancer. And the book is based on the struggles faced by the actor and his family during the time when they were trying to fight the disease together.

The government has set up a Senior Citizens Welfare Fund, which will use the unclaimed money from PPF accounts, employees provident funds and small saving schemes, for the welfare of senior citizens in the country.

When it comes to reporting crime or complaining about municipal issues, many people are hesitant to do so because they are not sure who to approach and how. But that need not be the case anymore. An app, developed by an Indore-based engineer, is helping people across the country turn into citizen cops.

A pico-satellite built by students of College of Engineering in Pune is all set to be launched by ISRO very soon, along with Cartosat 2C on-board the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) C34.

Prabodh Halde, a resident of Mumbai, has compiled four volumes of a book by collecting positive quotes and motivational messages. He distributes these books among school children free of cost. Here’s why!

Toorputallu and Pedhamyanavanilanka, two villages in Andhra Pradesh, will run completely on solar power from this year. The villages will be electrified completely with the help of a 2 MW solar power plant.

Walk around Bengaluru on a Sunday morning and chances are that you will come across a group of citizens removing advertisement posters from tree trunks in the city. They are volunteers of a non-profit organization named Save Green that works on environment conservation projects