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Veena Nanda is an award-winning bonsai artist working to incorporate greenery in the concrete jungle of metropolitan India.

Prathima Viswanath started Ammamma's, a packaged food business that sells ready-to-cook chapatis, idli-dosa batter, and more. The entrepreneur wants to reduce 'kitchen time' for mothers while providing home-cooked food.

Founded by Manu Chopra, Vivek Seshadri and Safiya Husain, Karya is a Bengaluru-based startup that is using AI to help rural Indians come out of poverty.

Where to start when looking for the perfect 'Iftari' spread in Bengaluru this Ramadan? Here's a list of eight most iconic places known for their taste and heritage.

Here's all you need to know why Bengaluru residents are protesting against the proposed construction within Cubbon park.

Bringing the authentic taste of Hyderabadi biryani to Bengaluru, the couple behind Noon's Biryani built the business from the kitchen of their own home.

The brainchild of Sudha Iyengar, Siddhi Creations was a venture to keep young children engaged fruitfully and joyfully during summer vacations while also picking up on essential life skills. With managing her Multiple Sclerosis condition, Sudha's smile for everyone who enters her home has been winning hearts in Bengaluru for decades.

From promoting silent reading to hosting author events, these book clubs across the country are every reader's paradise.

Parents to kids in the age group of 5 to 14 years, Hrishikesh H S, Roopesh Shah, Pruthvi Gowda and Sapna M S started Gro Club. The startup offers kids' products such as bicycles, carriers and cribs on subscription basis, preventing them from ending up in landfills.

Rohini Rajeev, a psychotherapist and social worker, started The Able Mind to make affordable and timely mental healthcare accessible across India.