Chennai

Thanks to a rich repository data, the app uses facial recognition software to track missing children in India, and has helped find 100 of them so far!

By installing a comprehensive waste segregation and management system with the help of NGO Hand in Hand, the Tamil Nadu town has managed to go waste-free in just two years.

While firms worldwide have been hitting rock bottom, a group of ethical hackers from Chennai are on a watchdog mission.

Scientists in Tamil Nadu are exploring ways to revive India's native shrimp to the country's shrimp farming, which is currently dominated by US imports, and address the imbalance in farmers markets.

"These children live in unpleasant conditions. Providing better facilities at school make them feel positive about the concept of attending school. So, they make it a point to not miss school"

Madhavan left his job at ONGC to become a full-time farmer in 1993.

From the peppy video by the Chennai traffic police over road safety awareness to the traffic marshall in Kolkata who beats the vehicular influx with his moves!

Drawing since he was a toddler, Lakshman started his Facebook page in August 2015. He quickly rose to fame with his Tamil puns and hilarious take on life.

Arul Futnani spent his formative years between city schools and weekends at his parent’s farm. Years later, he opened the farm for visitors to experience the simple joys of a village life amidst the concrete jungle.

“In our country parents will go to any lengths to ensure that their daughter can have a baby.”