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Devang Jani struggled for years to help revive 17 natural springs buried in concrete during development works in the River Godavari for the Kumbh Mela.

Located at the very heart of India (literally), the country's tenth largest state by land area vibrates with the spirit of a wild and progressive spirit that can barely be seen elsewhere.

Last week, the Andhra Pradesh tourism department selected a team of 12 from Kerala to visit Konaseema and see how they could develop it.

They had never met before but their journeys were very similar. Meet the two women leaders who started off small, and now help other women become self-sufficient.

The Kumbh Mela is a pilgrimage of faith for Hindus. The world’s largest gathering of its type, it draws lakhs of devotees from all over the country and around the globe. Know more about it.

The Andhra Pradesh Government has taken the first step towards creating history by linking the rivers Godavari and Krishna, in order to make the Rayalaseema district draught proof, and to help the delta region which suffers due to water shortage. Here are 5 things to know about the ongoing project.