Jharkhand

Apart from the idlis, Sushanti Purty also sells local snacks items like Malpua (Rs 5 per piece), Gulgula (Rs 1 per piece), Shakarpala (Rs 1 per piece) and Fryums (Rs 5 per packet).

Walking the paths of the Himalayas, in the Ganga and Brahmaputra valley wetlands as well as the Sunderbans and the Western Ghats- is a fascinating cat–one that may not pop up on your top three wildcat lists–the fishing cat.

Farmers' financial conditions and resultant suicides worried him and he decided to do something about it.

It all started when she met her future husband — a Bengali gentleman from Howrah — as a fellow student in the 80s!

This region is known to be a hotbed for Naxal activities.

In the last three and half years, change agents like Mukhiya Sarita Devi have done exceptionally well in rural Jharkhand.

Kitchen gardens tended by women in Gumla district boost rural diets by providing a rich variety of local cereals, pulses and vegetables.

Rajeev planted different crops in each segment to calculate the exact investment versus profit ratio of each harvest.

Returning to Delhi, she decided to quit her corporate job and luxurious life to visit tribal areas of India in an attempt to understand the extent of trafficking and empower tribal girls and women.

Titled ‘Olon Baha’, which means imaginary bloom in Santhali, Joba Murmu’s award winning collection is laced with moral values for little ones.