Goa

In Goa, organic farming has caught people’s attention, who want to experience the satisfaction of growing their own food organically.

The only woman in history to confront, fight and repeatedly defeat the Portuguese, Rani Abbakka's unflagging courage and indomitable spirit are at par with the legendary Rani Laxmi Bai of Jhansi and Rani Chennamma of Kittur. 

While the Andaman, Nicobar and Lakshadweep inhabit prominent spots on the Indian traveller's bucket list, there are other picture-perfect islands in India that have managed to stay under the radar.

A lot of the girls could not even afford fresh cloth every month, and had to use the same piece of cloth for months on end.

Till now they have sold 1000 pads and they manufacture 50 packets in a day.

Motivated by their children, locals NGOs and architect Tallulah D’Silva, residents of Carambolim village are equipping their homes with EcoLoos.

A recent tragedy on India's roads has highlighted a need for the country to step up it's efforts to curb drunk drivers. In spite of a variety of methods, from educating people to legislative changes, the problem of drunk driving persists. Here's a few examples of what other countries are doing to challenge the issue.

Travelling is not just about the places you see, it's about the people you meet. Nine people. Nine stories.

VM Salgaocar College of Law in Goa is an exemplary private institution unmatched for its accessibility and outreach. It charges students a fee of only ₹10,500 per year, and requires them to reach out and spread basic legal literacy. Students also provide assistance to those in need of free legal services.

The public will have to use WhatsApp to geo-tag their location while lodging a complaint.