Karnataka

From Bengaluru to Delhi, water shortages are India's bane. But eco friendly solutions do exists, as this town proves!

“After analysing the videos, I was sure that it was soil piping, and knew that the people had to be evacuated immediately.”

“Fair Trade provides marginalised producers with a chance to succeed at the marketplace that generally excludes them and offers consumers the means to make their purchasing power a force for real social and economic change needed for inclusive growth.”

"With regal authority, he instructed his cook that 'even though food preparations served in earthen vessels taste good, kings must be served in vessels made of gold."

Here's the forgotten story of Karnataka's 'Coffee Pudi' Sakamma, an extraordinary woman who exerted her influence on Bengaluru through the decades.

Schools in Kodagu are either wholly or partially damaged, and students have nowhere to study.

Working around the clock seemingly does not tire the family as they cater to so many rendered helpless by the Kodagu floods.

“We had about 500 people on the first two days, but some have left to join their relatives. The rooms are stuffed, thanks to the public and there is no problem regarding food or drinking water.

In Kodagu, a 2-month old infant needed to be evacuated due to rising floods. Immediately, the NDRF jumped into action.

Immanuel Pathare is a second year BCom student at Fatima Degree College in the city, who was visibly shaken when few people in his locality passed away due to dengue a year back.