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Five students from Bengaluru’s government schools, children of housekeepers and technicians, built a robot in their classroom. Now, they’re representing India at the 2025 FIRST Global Challenge in Panama — proving brilliance has no postcode.

Plan the ultimate 6-day family getaway in Kerala, exploring peaceful backwaters, sun-kissed beaches, and vibrant local culture. This itinerary covers Kochi, Alleppey, Kumarakom, and Varkala, perfect for families seeking adventure, relaxation, and connection.

Discover winter’s best snacks with recipes from chefs across India, featuring treats like mirchi bajji, kadhi pakoras, and indulgent banoffee pie. These dishes promise warmth and flavour for every craving!

Every morning, 70-year-old Ajay Agarwal walks into a forest of green — on his terrace. Built without soil, his Pune garden, made of dry leaves and cow dung, now cools his home and nourishes his family.

Two decades ago, Rajiv Khandelwal and Krishnavatar Sharma started Aajeevika Bureau to make India’s invisible workers seen. Today, their effort has helped 12 lakh migrant workers reclaim Rs 120 crore in wages — and something even bigger: their dignity.

Guided by her father’s example, 14-year-old Jannat Patloo has spent nearly a decade cleaning Dal Lake — proving that even the smallest hands can make the biggest difference to Kashmir’s fragile ecology.

At 14, Angelica Daniel joined her father, Ajay, on a spontaneous motorbike trip to Khardung La, which sparked a series of adventures that deepened their bond. Over the years, here’s how their shared road trips taught her life lessons and strengthened their relationship.

From folding paper spirals as a child to crafting Guinness Record sculptures from steel, Bengaluru’s Kalyan Rathore is redefining art through the beauty of mathematics. His stunning works prove that equations, too, can breathe and move like art.

This post-Diwali, give your festive leftovers a second life. From fermented flower fertiliser to cardboard mulch, here’s how to reduce waste at home.

Meet Kolkata’s momo king, Rinchen — once forced to give away free momos when no one ordered, he now draws crowds from across the city eager to taste his creations. He was mocked for his accent, but his remarkable rise is filled with lessons for every aspiring entrepreneur.