Ahmedabad

The quality of food cooked at home has also improved with women maintaining kitchen gardens, where those who didn’t have land, grew vegetables in the farmlands.

From culinary legends to regional variants, we unravel the fascinating tale of how the gulab jamun become an inevitable part of Indian lives.

"Parking is not a right, but a privilege you must pay for. Unfortunately, many car owners in India don't see it that way."

Ahmedabad, known for its delectable spread of street food, has the country's first 'clean street food hub'

History bears testament to some of the women trailblazers that India has produced. While some have found their spot in history, many others did not.

"Asari sir changed my life, and I am grateful to him for that. I cannot believe this happened to me. Earlier, I used to get tired on duty, but SP sir inspired me to keep going, and now I can perform my duties in a better way,"

Yash Bhatt and Arjun Thakkar, from the city-based Silver Oak Engineering College, have developed a machine that can process flowers and leaves into organic manure in 15 days.

This one-of-a-kind project is an effort by the Darpana Academy of Performing Arts to bridge the gap between health research and public awareness.

However, exposure to classical music is not the only benefit a young child gets from attending Little Ustaads.

The Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train is an ambitious project and will have drivers, maintenance staff and engineers involved.