Yoshita Rao

The 5,000-year-old Indian-origin 'charpai' is being marketed as a 'vintage Indian daybed' by a New Zealand company that is selling it for NZD 800.

Roxanne Davur grew up around rescued wild cats and today runs Probably Paradise — a shelter home for dogs, cats, horses, donkeys, cows and pigs in Karjat.

Former Mumbai resident, George Remedios is creating food forests with saplings of papayas, guava, pomegranates, bananas, mangoes, drumsticks and more, while also helping communities like the tribals of Yeoor hills benefit from the harvest.

The anonymous 'Weatherman of Mumbai' is a banker by day and a weather enthusiast whenever time permits. His tweets and accurate localised weather updates, one argues, help thousands of Mumbaikars better than the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

Ursula Graham Bower joined a troop of 150 Nagas in 1942, and became a scout and combat commander for the British, during the Japanese invasion of India. Catriona Child narrates what it was like for her mother to lead these exploits as a woman and as an 'outsider'.

Actor Shriya Pilgaonkar's grandfather, Arun Narayan Sabnis, narrates his journey around the world, which was a dream once harboured by his father.

Zoya Thomas Lobo roamed the ladies compartments of Mumbai locals for almost a decade before becoming India's first transgender photojournalist.

Italian luxury fashion brand, Gucci’s ‘floral embroidery organic kaftan’ priced at $3,500 (~Rs 2.5 lakh) is making headlines after a Twitterati spotted the exorbitantly priced garment on their website.

After baking healthy desserts for her husband's grandfather, Juhi Pahwa from Mumbai, Maharashtra, set up The Better Binge in her home kitchen.

While unsolicited images of genitals are floated around on Instagram without question from the authorities, activists and artists Durga Gawde and Roshini Kumar are speaking out against the patriarchy and detail what you can do in such cases too.