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Arjun Bhogal is on a unique mission. He has been walking since the past three years with the aim of raising funds for two organizations which are working in the fields of water and marine conservation. In 2012, he started off from the UK with a friend, and is right now moving towards Australia. Watch this interesting walk and talk with Arjun who was recently spotted in India.

Christmas may be a while away but Diwali carols are here – with an amusing take on everything from Diwali sales to Diwali bonuses.

Bringing a smile on the faces of numerous proud Indians around the world, Rajiv Satyal’s words give many a reason to celebrate their identity and remember their roots, wherever they go.

As if the original music score wasn't enough to make us nostalgically reminisce about the Harry Potter movies, the recently released brilliant composition by Indian Jam project has some of the most famous Harry Potter melodies with an Indian twist.

The Indian Army Medical Corps works around the clock to keep our soldiers, their families and the retired army officials safe, healthy and fit. The doctors, nurses and paramedics never hesitate to put their own lives in danger for the service of those who give their all to fight for the country. Watch what their work looks like.

Watch what happened when Rahul Arya, a well-known sand artist from India, decided to cover 100 years of Indian cinema in just 200 seconds. In this video, he beautifully brings out a very long journey with strong artwork.

Vijayan and his wife Mohana, own a small tea shop in Kerala. For them, life is all about travelling and collecting experiences and knowledge from their various journeys across the worlds. Together, they have been to 17 countries, this is their inspiring story.

What is an auto? Who is the driver? Who is the commuter? What are the problems between them? Here is a video which tells you all, and that too in a very entertaining way.

How did you celebrate the Joy of Giving week? This kid, and a man he stole from, found a great way to celebrate 'giving' and collect joy in the process.

This video features the complete and original Bengali lyrics of Rabindranath Tagore's five stanza hymn, a part of which is used as the national anthem of India. Showcased from a different angle, it takes us through a journey of India's independence struggle, while portraying other very important issues. The anthem has been sung in some beautiful voices. Listen and be mesmerised by the melodious song, of which only the first part is so well known to all of us.