Tanaya Singh

Dr. Bhakti Yadav, a 91-year-old gynaecologist in Indore, has been treating her patients for free since 1948. She is the first female MBBS doctor from Indore. This is her inspiring story.

Protests by the jat community in Haryana, demanding Other Backward Classes status have intensified and four districts in the state are under curfew. In such severe conditions, this is how a Gurudwara is helping people restore their faith in humanity.

When Sureshchandra Pandey, an autorickshaw driver from Mumbai went out for work on a Friday evening, little would he have thought that he'd end up going the extra mile for the safety of his passenger.

Do you wait to go to the doctor till your health gets really bad or you have some serious questions to ask? What about those questions that need instant answers? With this app, you can ask the smallest questions that you know are important for your health, and get answers within 10 minutes. This is how it works.

Saanya Verma, an 11-year-old British-Indian girl, took the Mensa IQ test and bagged the maximum possible score of 162, which is two points more than Albert Einstein's score of 160. Saanya, a student of Class 7, was born in Bengaluru and her parents shifted to London about 10 years ago.

Train passengers will soon be able to download movies and play games using their smartphones during a journey. All thanks to the North Western Railways (NWR).

From hacking into the social media accounts of his friends, to finding more than 90 security flaws for Facebook – Anand Prakash has come a long way with his love for technology and interest in ethical hacking. This is his story.

Robin Chaurasiya is one of the co-founders of Kranti, an NGO that empowers girls from Mumbai's red-light areas to become agents of social change. She has been shortlisted for the $1 million Global Teacher Prize 2016.

Anu Agarwal was travelling in Nauchandi Express when a fellow passenger began misbehaving with her. Scared and frustrated because nobody else in the train was intervening to help, she called up her nephew, who like many others in the past, took the Twitter route to ensure help for his aunt.

This team, consisting of women from Ladakh, is the first ever Indian National Women’s Ice hockey team that has been assembled to represent the country at the IIHF Ice Hockey Challenge Cup of Asia, 2016 to be held in Chinese Taipei this March.