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Dharavi, one of the largest slums in the world, just became more technologically advanced thanks to the efforts of students from IIT-Bombay.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai was in India to launch key programmes that will help India's small and medium business owners take advantage of the internet to grow their businesses.

Google recently declared that all its data centres and offices spread across the world will be switching to clean and green power from the year 2017.

The digital exhibition that went online on Nov. 19 showcases photos, videos, and digital illustrations capturing the stories of inspirational Indian women.

The/Nudge Foundation in Bangalore alleviates poverty among underprivileged youth by equipping youngsters with soft skills that make them more employable.

Following a Supreme Court of India order, major search engines like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo will now block advertisements related to prenatal sex determination services.

Google has launched a microsite called #NameAndroidN to crowd-source names from around the world for the next android version. And in India, it is the Keralites and many other supporters who are passionately campaigning to ensure that Neyyappam makes it to the top.

This initiative, which was started in 2011, helps art-lovers all around the world to easily access high-resolution images of artworks which are housed in various partner museums.

The doodle shows on Google's homepages in India, Indonesia, Japan, Kenya, Kazakhstan, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Iceland, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, and Lithuania.

Sundar Pichai, the Google CEO, spoke about a number of crucial plans that Google has outlined for India. He also sat down with college students in Delhi for a more casual conversation. Here's what you need to know.