Gurugram

Green Leaf India is claimed to be India's first organic market run solely by residents, with help from the local horticultural department.

Bnar Satar Mala, an Iraniani national, had given up all hopes of surviving Budd-Chiari syndrome. Till she met a team of specialists at Fortis Medical Research Institute.

Since its inception in 2009, this civil-run community radio has given a voice to Gurugram's marginalised populace through interactive shows and folk music.

A teacher by profession, Urvashi Yadav chose to sell chole kulche on the roadside to pursue her passion and secure her family's future after her husband met with an accident.

Sushant Madaan, an organic farming enthusiast from Gurugram has set up a first-of-its-kind aquaponic farm of Northern India.

The Horticulture Department of Gurgaon will make some agricultural land available to city residents who want to do farming and grow their own kitchen gardens for household needs.

The district authority in Gurugram launched an online portal named humvsdengue.org on Wednesday to help patients suffering from dengue.

'The Museo Camera' will display 700 cameras, 800 original patents for cameras as well as a collection of camera advertisements.

The operation began after the NGO came to know about a missing 15-year-old girl from Nepal. The SATC members, who belong to a school that is located in a remote part of the district bordering Nepal, traced the girl on a social network and started chatting with her.

The Heritage Transportation Museum, spread over three acres in Gurgaon, is a one-of-its kind museum that showcases the evolution of India’s transportation.