Gujarat

“I couldn't become the best son to my father, and best husband to my wife but I am sure that I have been the best father to my son" says an intersex person residing in Ahmedabad.

Combining these ecologically safe traditional systems with modern rainwater-saving techniques could be the answer to India's perennial water woes.

When poverty drove Gujarati farmer Mansukh Jagani to sell his two bullocks, he invented Bullet Saanti - a three wheeled ploughing machine. His invention soon became a common sight all around Gujarat, and is now making waves in Kenya too.

This family of artists living in Nirona in Kutch region of Gujarat is quite unique - their art adorns the walls of White house. Know all about this extraordinary ancient art form here.

Trace the interesting origins of the one dish Indians unanimously love indulging in, the mouth-watering biryani.

College students from Rajkot, Gujarat, have designed a car that runs on air. A non polluting alternative to current vehicles on the road, this in car has been built using parts of old cars.

In a first for the hospitality sector, a plug-n-play hotel concept has been launched in Gujarat. Brainchild of Tanmay Bathwal, the portable hotel is called Beetle Smartotels. Its 141 rooms are made up of shipping containers.

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, the district collector of Rajkot organised a massive Yoga camp. 1,632 pregnant women in Rajkot, Gujarat participated in this largest prenatal yoga and made Guinness world record.

This international airport will be Gujarat's first, and the country's second eco-friendly airport.

Trace the 5000-year-old history of tattoos in India from its humble beginnings to its role in mainstream fashion.