Vandita Kapoor

Pandorum Technologies, a Bangalore-based biotech startup, was started by IISc alumni. They have now developed an artificial human liver that can be grown in the lab. Read on to know more about this breakthrough innovation.

Shiv Singh, who begs on the streets of Jaipur every day, is also a law student at Rajasthan University. He buys the books he needs for college with the money he makes from begging. Here is his amazing story of resilience.

Veteran Indian actor Sadhana passed away in Mumbai at the age of 74 after struggling with a brief illness. The star of movies such as "Waqt" and "Woh Kaun Thi", she is also remembered for her smash '60s hit, "Jumka Gira Re".

If all goes according to plan, Indian citizens will now have to fill only single-page forms to avail the benefits of various government services. This is a new practice that is being set in motion as part of citizen-centricity in governance.

Five teenagers in Bangalore have started The Deepam Initiative, through which they are installing solar street lights in Kaiwara, a village in Karnataka. Read on to know more.

Here are 33 photos of Indian churches, with one from each of 33 states. While these photos showcase the geographical and architectural diversity of India, we also hope that their grandeur and beauty will help bring a Merry Christmas home to you!

D. Prakash Rao is a chai wala in Cuttack, Odisha. Denied the opportunity to complete school as a child, today he is educating the children of slum dwellers. Watch this video to learn more about this remarkable man and his mission.

Harsha Bhogle is a commentator and journalist beloved by Indian cricket fans for his love of the sport. In a recent Facebook post, however, he seemed disillusioned with the negativity that now permeates Indian sports media.

The Indian Railways, India's largest employer, is hiring for over 18,000 non-technical positions in different railway boards. Read on to know about the different positions available, the boards that are recruiting, and the application and selection process.

Aishwarya Rituparna Pradhan is an openly transgender gazetted government officer in the Orissa Financial Service. Read on to more about how the April 2014 Supreme Court ruling gave her the courage to be true to herself.