Tanaya Singh

Jhanvi Behal from Ludhiana, a student of Class 10, received a letter of appreciation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the remarkable social work that she has been involved in since 2010. The letter was accompanied with a biography of Vivekananda, which the PM sent to motive her to work more towards nation building.

Those who frequently travel by trains in India would be aware that the cost of mineral water bottles sold on moving trains is often higher than the MRP. Swati Kumari, a passenger in the first class AC coach of Azimabad Express, made it a point to inform the Ministry of Railways about this frustrating reality.

Shubhada Varadkar was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 40. A talented and passionate Odissi dancer, she fought the disease for the love of her art and her desire to keep dancing and creating something beautiful. This is her story.

“All they know is that you’re trying to get to the city of gold, and that’s enough. Come on board, they say. We’ll adjust.” – Suketu Mehta

Janarthanan is a 24-year-old mouth artist. He lost both his hands in a devastating accident at the age of eight, and has been facing each day like a challenge since then. He has won more than 150 prizes in painting competitions since 2003, including two national awards. This is his story of determination and grit, narrated through his beautiful art.

Kishore Bhagwat, an English language teacher in Dharur taluka of Beed district in Maharashtra, has found a great solution to frequent power cuts in the region.

The St+Art India foundation, which is a non-profit organization working on art projects in public spaces with the aim of making art accessible to a wider audience, has created India's very first open public art district.

Of camels and elephants, salt trade, temples, and more – here is a look at an amazing collection of original paintings depicting India and its culture in the days of yore.

With cases of Indian migrant workers being ill-treated in Oman and many other Gulf countries becoming extremely common, an Indian journalist working in Oman has decided to find a way to help his fellow citizens. He has developed an app that can be used by migrant workers to contact relevant authorities without any delay.

He is 44, was born with dwarfism, is 4 feet 2 inches tall, and is super passionate about sports. This is the inspiring story of K Y Venkatesh, a para-sportsman from Bengaluru, whose short stature never disheartened him from moving forward in life.