Heartwarming

From a revolutionary app to India's first transgender band, these heartwarming video-campaigns by Indian ad firms won more than just accolades at the Cannes Lions Festival 2016.

Weaving together stories shared by war veterans who have served aboard the INS Vikrant, 'Sons of Vikrant' is stirring documentary about India's first aircraft carrier.

New to Delhi, Syed Manzer Imam was trying to find his way around the city when he came across Dilbagh, a Good Samaritan who helps strangers at Rajeev Chowk. This is his story.

For more than a decade, this man and his wife have been serving free home-made food to more than 400 poor relatives of patients at VS Hospital in Ahmedabad.

Over letters, Japanese national Shuzo Matsunga and S M Muthu developed a close friendship. In 2007, this friendship led to the Japanese Govt issuing commemorative stamps in honour of Muthu.

In a heartwarming example of transcending religious barriers, two Hindus and two Sikhs helped translate and print 1,000 copies of the Quran in 1911.

A fulfilling life is within everyone's reach - regardless of the abilities and challenges they face. Riitesh Sinha, who suffers from spastic cerebral palsy, is living proof of this.

Old print ads are powerful and soul-stirring at times. Here's taking a look at some of them.

During World War II, an Indian king set up a home away from home for Polish refugees and orphans: a Little Poland in India. His efforts saved the lives of more than 640 women and children.

Many times this year, different people and incidents made Indians proud of being a part of this country. Here are the 22 best ones.