Bengaluru

ArtSparks Foundation has been working towards making the learning process for children enriching since 2015 by inculcating 21st century learning and life skills in their education models.

A platform for students who aspire to make a difference, the 7th edition of the challenge witnessed a diverse display of scientific explorations.

Student Rohit Dey has been making drones since the age of 5. Now, at aged 20, he's enjoying working as a drone tester for a national lab whilst working hard towards a successful career in aerodynamics.

Dilip and Malathi, who have the credit of being India’s first certified Zentangle teachers, organize workshops and classes across the country, helping people with no artistic background find peace.

Roads will have 50 smart card-enabled public bicycle sharing points, 30 e-rickshaw stands, 35 e-toilets, water ATMs, 420 sensor-based smart dustbins and 50 designated vending kiosks.

An initiative through which the stories of transgender folks, undergoing an upskilling program at Don Bosco Institute in Bangalore, are featured.

iBeeHive is a device that allows the beekeeper to remotely monitor the health of bees and kill pests that infest the hive.

The project comprises a sounding rocket balloon payload built of open hardware like Arduino and RaspberryPi with the entire ensemble amassed inside a 350ml soda can.

Vinaya Seshan, a Grade 10 student of Inventure Academy in Bengaluru, had competed with over 10,000 participants from 43 countries in finals of an event that one of most coveted all-genre dance competition for children and young adults in the world.

According to the project proposal report by Directorate of Urban Land Transport (DULT), which currently awaits approval by state government, 4 metro stations falling under the Central Business District (CBD) are slated to get docking points.