TBI Team

There’s a one-of-a-kind post office in the world that doesn’t sit on land—it floats. Here, you can send postcards, sip on warm tea, and take in stunning views, all while gently swaying on water.

Every bite of mango carries a memory—and in Mumbai, the love for it runs deep. These 8 dishes, from nostalgic favourites to bold new twists, capture that emotion beautifully.

Starting as a 19-year-old volunteer, J. Vijaya exposed massive turtle poaching in India through powerful photos. Her work led to a government ban on sea turtle hunting and lasting protection policies.

She crossed continents and caste lines to challenge supremacist science. Meet Irawati Karve, India’s first female anthropologist who defied Nazi ideology.

Decades of community-led education, policy innovation, and cultural commitment have helped Mizoram achieve a rare feat: 98.20% literacy. Here's how it happened — and why it matters.

Rooted in Gandhian values and symbolised by a tiger and goat sharing tea, Wagh Bakri’s 130-year journey is a story of equality, flavour, and quiet revolution in every cup.

From palace hotels that fund artisan training to fashion lines rooted in heritage, these scions are proving that legacy is not just about lineage, but lasting impact.

Usha Sundaram, at 22, was not only the first female pilot of India after 1947 but also was the most trusted among the dignitaries. Read to know her story.

With a second-hand phone, a Rs 2.5 lakh risk, and her mother’s old sewing machine, Nancy Tyagi went from a quiet village in UP to the global stage at Cannes — proving that fashion can be stitched from

Shanti Teresa Lakra lived in the jungle to care for the Onge tribe after the 2004 tsunami — and later crossed stormy seas to vaccinate the Jarawas during COVID.