Karnataka

In a region that's suffered water shortage for years, the efforts of a 82-year-old have helped his village with a supply of water even during droughts.

The State Govt expects around 18 lakh students whose parents' income is less than Rs 10 lakh to opt for this scheme and are planning to earmark ₹110 crore!

The Coir Board will be making the huts entirely from parts of a coconut tree such as its trunk and leaves, to make it look and feel different and natural.

A universal health coverage scheme was approved by the Karnataka government recently, which categorises the beneficiaries into two sections.

Myriam Shanker and Arushi Gupta are working to solve a waste crisis in villages around Bengaluru. Thanks to them, the waste generated from 450 households are carefully segregated, collected and eventually recycled – wasting as little waste as possible!

An initiative by Karnataka government aimed towards catering the poor, the food at these canteens are not just for the underprivileged.

Kalinga Centre for Rainforest Ecology or KCRE, was founded in 2012 by P. Gowri Shankar, a herpetologist, along with his wife Sharmila, who made Agumbe their home to document and better understand the the king of snakes.

The Karnataka Govt is rolling out 101 subsidised canteens today across Bengaluru

Spoken by the Muslim population along the Mangaluru-Udupi coast and Manjeshwara in Kasargod, Kerala, this language has a history that spans 1200 years.

Not only can this device stop drivers from dozing off while driving, it can also be used to track students' attendance on school buses!