Diwali

Marigolds, ferry lights, lanterns and more, here's how you can use items lying around your house to spruce up the place and make it shine this Diwali.

The lockdown and pandemic has uprooted several livelihoods in the past year and small-time artisans have suffered the most. Here’s how you can brighten their Diwali.

Amazon is back with another edition of their social media campaign #DeliverThanks where they're inviting customers to be grateful to the strangers who are delivering their products.

LedBy, India's first and only incubator for Indian Muslim Women, helps them by providing leadership workshops, 360 degree advisory framework, and executive coaching.

CommuniTREE is collecting firecracker cases to reuse them to plant saplings.

We might think that the box, filled with festive goodies, to be either gifted to others or ourselves, is all we were getting. But, what if I tell you that with every order you placed with Amazon, you brought a smile to someone’s face?

This Mumbai-based girl has a heart so big that it feels the pain of others acutely. Through her art and craft exhibitions, Kshirja has raised around Rs. 85,000 to fund various causes

Post-Diwali pollution choking you? The smoke and particles emitted by firecrackers may lead to severe diseases. But worry not, we have all the info you need to select the best mask for you

Swati Jain, a concerned mother of a toddler, started growing her own microgreens in 3 clamshell boxes. Learn all the tricks from her in this awesome workshop. Sign up now!

"We started barely four months ago and already hundreds of village women have come on-board by now. From pots, diyas, agarbattis to even mobile phone stands and keychains, all these brilliant cow dung-based products are their brainchild."