Tanaya Singh

When Maria Josephine’s 5-month-old daughter Priya was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, this mother took on the challenge of giving her daughter an independent life. But that is not all she did – over the years she became a certified special educator to help other kids with this condition and created awareness among hundreds of parents, hospitals, anganwadi workers, and more.

Makeovers seem to be the latest trend in the world of railway stations in India. Stations across the country are getting swanky walls with beautiful paintings, clean platforms, colourful stairs, and a very welcoming environment.

The property cell of Mumbai crime branch arrested four people who were trying to sell a 100-year-old elephant tooth worth Rs. 2 crore on Wednesday.

A consortium of scientists including many from India, confirmed on Thursday that they have detected gravitational waves that were first predicted by Albert Einstein. Indian scientists played a very important role in this discovery.

The very popular and talented Shillong Chamber Choir (SCC) has released its latest video – a super entertaining medley of Voulez-Vous, Disco Deewane and Aap Jaisa Koi.

Indian Railways has launched a mobile application for booking unreserved tickets on many suburban lines and some long distance routes. It can be utilised for buying unreserved tickets at any station in Secunderabad, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata.

Lance Naik Hanumanthappa Koppad, who was miraculously rescued after being buried under 25 feet of snow for six days in Siachen, passed away this morning at the Army Research and Referral Hospital in New Delhi.

Two friends in Kanpur were shocked by the amount of flowers that are dumped into the Ganges every single day, choking the river with pesticides and chemical fertilisers. They started collecting the flowers from temples and mosques in the city, and turned them into some brilliant eco-friendly products.

Brave, full of life, dedicated, charming, and compassionate – Neerja Bhanot will always be remembered as the incredible young woman who made an extraordinary sacrifice for the protection of passengers on board the Pan Am Flight that was hijacked on September 5, 1986.

Niranjan Suthar, a 17-year-old student from Rajasthan, has developed a device called ‘Shocking Glove’ for the protection of women. Weighing 150 grams, the glove is meant to be worn on the wrist, and all a user has to do is switch it on in case she senses any trouble.