Chennai

Selvaraj is a 73-year-old polio afflicted man who is seen begging inside buses in Channai. An Economics graduate by qualification, he started begging when he could not continue working due to his physical condition. Whatever money he earns, he spends on buying books and stationery for some underprivileged kids from the nearby locality.

Indian Railways has unveiled a new AC coach which is equipped with several features to increase both comfort and security of the passengers. This is the 50,000th coach rolled out by the Integrated Coach Factory (ICF).

Prithika Yashini has been working very hard to ensure that she is fit enough to join Tamil Nadu police as the first transgender from the state. She had qualified all the tests till the end, before losing a 100 meters race by just about a second.

TThis video by Chennai artist Sofia Ashraf, is a battle cry against the mercury poisoning caused by Hindustan Unilever's thermometer plant in Kodaikanal. “Kodaikanal won’t step down until you make amends now,” she strongly informs Unilever. Here's what a video can do.

V-Excel Educational Trust’s Annual Day production ‘Garden of Light’ was a powerful prism for the sheer potential and its intense manifestation of beauty in the world of autism.

The new designs for an improved ladder are underway to provide better access to the upper berth of the Indian Railway train coaches.

Sharon Systems, Chennai, has developed a tactile system to enable people with auditory impairment to be able to identify and understand the speech around them with the use of phonetics.

A lesser known sport, Ultimate Frisbee is bringing underprivileged kids out of a dark life and opening doors of opportunities for them. Know more about the amazing U23 team and how you can play a crucial role in supporting them.

A team of girls from Women’s Christian College, Chennai conducts a hair donation drive annually to collect hair that can be used to make natural wigs for cancer patients of the globally-renowned Adyar Cancer Institute. Read on to know more about these wonder women!

Here is how Indian doctors successfully performed India's first paediatric heart transplant on a two-year-old Russian baby. Read all about the medical achievement that made Russian doctors give up on the baby and German doctors cringe in fear!