Delhi

With the second phase of the odd-even ruling in Delhi underway, here's a list of apps and websites that can make the commute from home to work and back much simpler, hassle-free, and eco-friendly.

When was the last time you climbed a tree? Or have you ever climbed any tree in your life? Meet this young Delhi resident who connects people with the environment by teaching them how to climb trees, hug them, plant them, and a lot more.

If you can never get enough of good books in your life, you must make yourself very happy by going to Delhi's Sunday Book Market.

A newspaper written and published by street children in Delhi helps them tell their stories and fight for their rights. Balaknama is, literally, the 'voice of children.'

Two students from Netherlands came to India and saw the abysmal state of plastic waste and littering. They stayed, and decided they would raise awareness about plastic waste, starting with a mural in Delhi.

Mention the words ‘ shipping container’ and one immediately thinks of large, drab, rusted and dirty metal boxes mounted on flatbed trucks or placed in container yards. This is set to change, for some containers at least, thanks to the highly creative initiative of St+art India Foundation.

Lenro is making it easy for readers to exchange books. All because its founder Saurabh Hooda had too many books.

The National Zoological Park in Delhi is home to many species of birds and animals. The harsh Delhi winter is hard for the inhabitants of the zoo. The caretakers here make every effort to make things comfortable for the animals so they can survive the cold temperatures. Here's a look at what they do to make this possible.

The success of the much talked about odd-even scheme seems to have surprised everyone! Here's a detailed report of the fifteen days which redefined Delhi!

In remote villages near Delhi, ambulances often fail to reach on time. But the policemen in those areas are now making sure no family faces a health risk due to the unavailability of vehicles. This is how two policemen acted as midwives and saved two lives.