TBI Reader

As Deepika Padukone's #mychoice video is creating quite a debate in the country, here's what our reader Nalin Rai thinks about what defines choice and what kind of choices we aspire to.

When everyone is too busy finding flaws with the country, TBI reader Dr. Neeta shares why she believes in India. She talks about the over-sensitive citizens, the TRP-hungry media and much more about India in her own 'outrage against all outrages' post!

As Faridabad unfurls world's largest Indian flag, here is why TBI Reader Nalin Rai thinks national symbols like this are a crucial part of Indian society and cinema.

As tomorrow's crucial cricket match approaches, our reader Nalin Rai talks about skipper MS Dhoni's unmatched abilities that have brought the team to this level. Read more to know why Dhoni is one of the best things that ever happened to Indian cricket.

The Nirbhaya case and the documentary "India's Daughter" disturbed this 10th grade boy so much that he had to stop studying for his board exams and pen down his thoughts, raising some thought provoking questions. Read what Onkar Date, a 16 year old boy at the Vidya Valley School in Pune, has to say.

The BBC documentary 'India's Daughter' has touched upon a very sensitive topic and raised many questions and debates in the country. But our reader Manabi has a different wish. Here is what she thinks was missing the most in the film.

On a bus journey from Mysore, Sindhu Ramkumar happened to meet Krishnan, a bus driver who would take something out from his mysterious black bag and give it to a few chosen people along the way. You will be surprised to know what that "something" was, just like Sindhu!

Cashless transactions, accident and life cover, freeing entrepreneurs from the never ending paper work - these are just some of the good things about this union budget and how it can help the country to progress.

A South African went to Jammu & Kashmir and fell in love with the place. Here is what he thinks about the people and the beauty of Kashmir.

Priya Pillai met Roja, a girl from rural Karnataka who fought against all odds to pursue her education. Not one to quit in the face of adversity, Roja was determined to follow her passion. Here is how this dedicated girl inspired Pillai.