Tanaya Singh

Ruskin Bond, one of India’s favourite authors, is back with a book about the adventures of Rusty. It is called Rusty and the Magic Mountain, and it is a treat for readers after waiting for more than ten years.

Amid several controversies, the Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry has constituted a panel headed by filmmaker Shyam Benegal, to give recommendations to restructure the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).

With the view of making the process of finalising the Budget more transparent, the government has asked citizens to send in ideas, suggestions and proposals for the Union Budget 2016-17.

2015 will always be remembered as the year of the Tamil Nadu floods – the time when Chennai showed its true spirit. Here is an inspiring narration from those who helped restore life in the city, and are continuing to do so.

Street vendors with hand carts, selling ice cream on hot summer days, are not equipped to keep their products properly frozen for long. This Mumbai man has a solar-based solution to their problem, plus some extra features to help them earn more money.

Indian Navy successfully test-fired it’s newly developed Long Range Barak 8 Surface-to-Air Missile (LR SAM) on Wednesday. Barak 8 has a range of nearly 70 km and the Navy defined this first flight as an important milestone in taking India’s anti-air warfare capabilities forward.

Mumbai’s dabbawalas have come up with an excellent plan to prevent the wastage of food at year-end parties in the city, or other social events and celebrations. About 400 dabbawalas have started a 'Roti Bank' that will not only help reduce the wastage of food, but will also feed the poor and needy in Mumbai.

With their hilarious 'Outrage' videos, members of East India Comedy have been taking a funny stand on many serious issues for the past few months. But as the year comes to a close, they decided to talk about the more positive side of news for a change. Here is a quick summary of a few good things from the year – EIC style.

Surinder Kumar is the owner of a tea shop, and he sells tea inside the court complex of the sub-divisional magistrate in Jalandhar. Today, he is a very proud father because his daughter will soon take the position of a Judge in the very same court.

India’s first early earthquake warning and security system will soon be launched in the country. This system has been developed by a Germany-based manufacturing company named Secty Electronics and it will be introduced in India early next year by New Delhi-based Terra Techcom Private Limited.