Gujarat

Turn the pages of history, and it will narrate the plight of the Halpatis of Gujarat, one of the most backward tribal communities. For the longest time, they have struggled to break away from a shell that dictates everything they are –landless farmhands under exploitative zamindars.

What’s truly exciting is the global recognition his technology is garnering. The South Korean army has shown a keen interest in acquiring this technology and Harshwardhan says, “my aim is to save lives – to me it doesn’t matter whether the person is in India or Korea.”

Kids today spend more time with their gadgets than out playing with their friends. aProCh is an initiative that began at the Riverside School in Ahmedabad with the aim to make our cities safe, playful and fun-filled for our kids.

The cost of a single spoon ranges from ₹3 to ₹6, depending on quantity and flavour.

even with a large scale pursuit of forestation, a persistent problem continues—that of the plastic bags in which small saplings are planted.

From a unique variety of potatoes that grow on the soil instead of under it, to green beans that grow 1.5 feet long, the last six years have seen the family experiment with new types of crops and plants in their backyard.

The Steady State Superconducting Tokamak or SST-1 is an experimental fusion reactor in the Institute for Plasma Research (IPR), Gujarat.

Here's the riveting story of Ranchhod Pagi, the forgotten scout from Gujarat's Banaskantha whose unique skills saved thousands of Indian lives during two Indo-Pak wars.

A post graduate in Hindi, Narayanbhai Rajput, first set up a pakoda stall in Vadodara and named it the Shriram Dalwada Centre. Today, the pakoda entrepreneur has about 35 franchisees spread across different areas in the city.

A true celebration of every ethnicity is effortlessly exemplified through its souvenirs and keepsakes, and give one a periscopic insight into a region’s history, culture and geography.