Delhi

“It is not just my duty as a civil servant, but also my dharma as a human being, to help the other in need, and I did just that"

In 1984, Dev Dass Goswami got married to Tara, who was so moved by his selflessness and commitment that she too decided to devote her entire life for the cause.

These buses will have hydraulic lifts, GPS trackers, CCTV cameras and panic buttons fitted in them. A welcome step towards equality!

On asked why she named her initiative Double Roti, she answers, “Double Roti in Hindi, means bread, and in a sense, we were looking to address two issues--feed the hungry and ensure that surplus food does not go to waste.”

If you forget to switch off your lights and fans, don't worry. Thanks to Rajasthan's Pranjal Kacholia, you can now switch them off remotely from an app on your phone!

In 2015, on Republic Day, we did witness lady officers from the tri-services leading their contingents with 148 personnel, each drawn from the Army, Air Force and the Navy.

A woman was standing at the edge of a bridge, holding a toddler in her arms. Within a fraction of a second from when Pawan Shah had spotted them, she jumped into the gushing river below.

11 bullets pierced through the braveheart, making her the first victim of the Parliament attacks in 2001. But her martyrdom was not without cause.

It’s not just this year that Delhi-ites have gotten together to help stray dogs. They have been doing it for several years!

The morning of 13 December 2001 was uneventful and had passed like any other, but within minutes, a terrorist attack would launch in the building, shaking the capital to its core.