Tanaya Singh

A group of three young people has come forward with a plan to tackle the problem of intimate partner violence and abuse using a unique Snapchat account called LoveDoctordocIn.

Many bills have been introduced and passed in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha during the ongoing budget session of the parliament. The session commenced on February 23 and will go on till March 16.

Started by three students at the University of Texas, the #UnfairandLovely campaign has brought together many people of colour from across the globe to share one common concern and to break some ridiculous stereotypes.

Shifting houses, cleaning up home, getting rid of unwanted belongings – there are many occasions when one needs a scrap dealer. But it’s not always easy to find one. An engineering student in Dehradun has come up with a solution that helps scrap dealers reach their customers when needed.

Sanjeet Singh Anand, a 70-year-old resident of Delhi was travelling in a train when he suddenly felt unwell. This is how the railway authorities made sure that he received the required assistance.

The Rajya Sabha passed the much awaited Real Estate Regulator Bill on Thursday. It is meant to protect the interest of property buyers, making the proceedings in the sector more transparent and accountable, and give a sense of clarity to both buyers and sellers.

The World Ultimate Frisbee Championship will be held this June in London, and India is sending its first ever women’s team to represent the country. These women, belonging to different parts of India, have come together to showcase their excellent talent and to prove that when it comes to women and sports, there is nothing that can stop the spirited.

Manisha Mahajan, a 26-year-old doctor in Patonda village of Jalgaon district in Maharashtra has developed a fully digitized primary health centre, which has 24X7 WiFi connection and advanced medical equipment. According to her, it is India's first digital PHC.

Muskaan Ahirwar, a 9-year-old girl from Bhopal, runs a library for children called Bal Pustakalay in the slum area behind the Rajya Siksha Kendra in Arera Hills. Here’s how she received the responsibility.

Flora Shah was 6 months old when she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy – a condition that led to movement disorders and she could never walk. Over the years, she also faced a lot of difficulties in using her right hand properly. Today, the 21-year-old is a proud student at Maharaja Sayajirao University of Vadodra, Gujarat. This is her journey.