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If you want to party hard without violating road safety rules or endangering your live drinking and driving, here’s a list of apps that can come handy to make New Year's Eve safer!

Promoting and making such innovative projects accessible to the Base of the Pyramid (BoP) population, NASSCOM Social Innovation Forum (NSIF), a ‘Tech for Good’ platform, is bridging the gap and fostering inclusive growth.

Lack of awareness, and general apathy, can sometimes lead to terrible complications for people on a course of medication for a chronic disease. Driven by his own experience, a young Computer Science student from Tamil Nadu has created a new solution to ensure that patients remember to take medications as prescribed, and avoid complications.

These mobile apps not only help people stay connected to the government and get the latest information, they also let them take part in its initiatives. So go ahead and file an RTI online or ensure that your streets are clean – by using a Government of India app!

Talk to any young parent these days, and chances are they’ll launch into a litany of complaints about technology and their losing battle with it. 'If the kids aren't already using a tablet or phone, they spend all their time asking for it,' is a common grievance. But what if you could use your children's obsession with technology to introduce them to Indian mythology, help discover new cities or learn about the world around them? Bulbul Apps helps you do just that.

With the second phase of the odd-even ruling in Delhi underway, here's a list of apps and websites that can make the commute from home to work and back much simpler, hassle-free, and eco-friendly.

Citizens share their suggestions on smart farming on MyGov.in, which range from water recycling and solar power to agri-banking, and more.

Free your house and neighbourhood from the menace of growing waste with these apps that have revolutionised waste management in India.

This list contains all the popular online resources which you can use when you are preparing for your UPSC exams.

If you think your children, who are hooked to technology and gadgets, can no longer enjoy the outdoors and nature, think again. These apps by iNaturewatch will not only help them identify trees, butterflies and birds in the neighbourhood but will also turn them into explorers in search of new species.