Bengaluru

The Bardolators of Bangalore, a collective of theatre enthusiasts from all walks of life, stage open-for-all shows and offer their unique take on famous plays.

The world can agree that Leo is a good boy and certainly deserves a treat!

There are many volunteer-based programs in Bengaluru that are helping towards sustainable living and community building. However, what they may lack is proper structure, guidance and funds.

Crammed spaces, concrete jungles, and zero touch with nature – while many urban dwellers are struggling with such problems, a social enterprise in Bengaluru has found a solution to help people set up their personal green spaces, wherever they want.

Poetry and art can be used as a great medium for encouraging thought and progress. A 24-year-old Bangalore poet, Aparna Agarwal, explores that side through her new poem about women’s rights.

The company hopes that the move will lead to a positive change in the city, making it less polluted and more green.

There’s not much else that excites a foreigner in India quite like the thought of attending a Big Fat Indian Wedding.

Beating acute poverty and lack of resources, Ramesh Babu revived his late father's saloon in the 90s while building a luxury car-rental business on his own.

When the Koramangala 3rd Block Residents' Welfare Association noticed their neighbourhood clouded in smoke from burning leaves, they stepped in with an eco-friendly plan of action.

In India of today, it is little known that the flourishing silk industry of Karnataka was revived by the same visionary who laid the foundation of iron and steel industry in India - Jamsetji Tata.