Books

Padhega India Initiative started as a pilot project in South Delhi to circulate second-hand books to people who otherwise had no access to high-priced academic books or rare novels.

MGR is possibly the most iconic leader in Tamil Nadu’s history. His fame was helped in great part thanks to his introduction of the Midday Nutritious Meal Scheme in the early 1980s.

Mass production of accessible books can eradicate the book famine faced by persons with blindness or other print disabilities

The unique thing about their business was, and has always been, their ability to procure rare books and magazines.

‘Pustakache Gaav’ in a Maharashtra is leading the way in bringing back the culture of reading.

The book faced much chagrin back in 2014, from many right-wing outfits and triggered animated debates over the freedom of expression.

The global movement that started in Copenhagen in the year 2000 is now in India, where you don't simply read stories but hear them straight from the narrators.

What happens when two music legends get together to play on the same stage? For sarod virtuoso Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, a joint concert with Pandit Ravi Shankar changed his life forever.

Ahmedabad, the largest city in Gujarat, is a thriving hotbed of commerce and trade. But nestled on the banks of its Sabarmati river, a unique weekly market reveals enticing new aspects to the city and its people.

"I started writing because I was in pain," says Richshaw Tey Chale Zindagi author Rajbir Singh.