Tanaya Singh

Aditya Ravindra Potdar, a 12-year-old student of Class 7 has come up with an excellent solution to tackle the garbage problem in many Indian cities. His idea is to ensure that garbage is constantly cleared from the streets, and is also well segregated before reaching the compost units.

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will soon open a 100 acre Space Park in Bengaluru. The park will be located in Whitefield area, and private industries will be allowed to use it for manufacturing subsystems and components for satellites.

This four minute long vocal medley of some of A. R. Rahman’s most popular compositions, is the perfect tribute to the musician. Get ready to be amazed.

Do you know Pakalu Papito? A Twitter sensation with over 1.4 million followers, he has been winning hearts with his hilarious and random tweets. And people enjoy his humour without knowing who this person is. Here are 25 of the most amusing tweets by the mysterious Papito

India is a “far better” place for Muslims than any other Islamic country - said Abdul Qayyum Mansuri, the man who was wrongly branded as a terrorist and was sentenced to death after the 2002 Akshardham temple attack. After spending 11 years in prison for a crime that he had not committed, Mansuri was acquitted by the Supreme Court in May 2014.

IPS officer Sonia Narang has been promoted to the rank of Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) in the Criminal Investigation Department (CID). Known across Karnataka for the straightforward and honest manner in which she has solved many cases, and her zero tolerance for anyone who is found breaking the law – here are five interesting things to know about this officer.

Syahadwa village in Hisar district of Chandigarh has set a very unique and wonderful example for many others to follow. Residents of the village pitched in and collected Rs. 1.75 lakh to help a teacher clear his bank and electricity dues so they would be able to elect him as their sarpanch.

Delhi Police entered the Limca Book of Records on January 2, after solving the biggest cash robbery case of India in November 2015.

Reshma Valliappan is an inspiration, and so is her art. Her laughter is infectious and so is her passion. Meet the woman who was diagnosed with Schizophrenia at the age of 22, and is today a source of encouragement for many.

Belonging to marginalised communities in the states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, these women are breaking many barriers and stereotypes on a daily basis. They work with India’s first newspaper run entirely by women, and are successfully taking grassroots journalism to a whole new level.