Bioscope

This award-winning series was directed by Shankar Nag and based on the works of one of India's most famous English writers - R K Narayan. Rajshri, the company that bought the rights of this series, has now put this entire series up on YouTube! So you can now revisit the charming world of Malgudi once again. Check it out!

This film, "The Giving Hand", demonstrates the power of ONE! Watch it to see how small gestures can create joy all around. One hand. Many smiles!

Providing shelter, care and, when needed, last rites for the destitute, aged or mentally ill cannot be easy. Watch this powerful video to know how this team is helping them survive the last hour of their lives with some dignity.

This video shows the youth of India who were born on 15th August 1947, and their thoughts after 20 years of independence. Watch these amusing and fascinating replies from the 20 years olds and what they have to answer to basic questions like career, freedom, happiness and relationships!

Watch how one woman, a prostitute herself, is helping these women get basic education. The road is rough as the school is still struggling for a teacher. See how they are trying to bring a change

Watch what made Father Anton start the Royal Kids School of Transformation to give lowest caste children the highest standard of education in India!

Watch an amazing video showing how this NGO used the concept of upcycling in a creative manner to solve 2 of rural Indian schools' biggest problems.

As India's 2014 election results start rolling out today, many of us are unaware how exactly the votes are counted from the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). This video explains how the EVM is opened, votes counted and noted down from each of these machines. And yes, there are 551 million votes to be counted!

Their mission was to rehabilitate 50 wells by the end of the year 2011, and they they did three times more than that by June, Read their story of how they brought the change.

Watch this short film from the amazing parts of North East India. One of the most beautiful but less explored regions of India, the north east is a treasure trove of nature and culture.