Hyderabad

Nagpur-based Khushroo Poacha started the Seva Kitchen as a crowd-sourced food distribution initiative, where free home-cooked meals are given to families of outstation patients admitted in city hospitals.

Makerspaces are collaborative work areas with tools and equipment where people interested in innovation and invention can come together to design, build, create, and engineer. It is open to all, irrespective of age, educational qualifications or gender.

Prof. Shalini Gupta from IIT Delhi and Dr. Venkataraman Sritharan from Hyderabad have developed a low cost device for easy diagnosis of septicaemia or sepsis.

Forgot your driving licence at home? Not a problem if you are a resident of Hyderabad because the State Road Transport Authority has developed an app to help people save digital copies of all their vehicle and driving documents at one place.

He is the 23-year-old blind CEO of the Rs. 50 crore Hyderabad-based Bollant Industries. The company employs disabled and uneducated people to manufacture eco-friendly disposable packaging products.

Anshul Sinha started making films with a mobile camera in 2011. From covering a blind school to talking about the issue of bio medical waste – all his movies are based on social issues and are made with the aim of creating awareness and impact. Today, he has won 102 awards for work.

From a brilliant heritage photowalk to an adaptation of Shakespeare's play and a photography exhibition. Here are the events you can attend this week.

Ninety-seven year old Sayyed Hussain, a former Pakistan Central Government clerk from Karachi, wanted to visit his family in Hyderabad and Telengana before he died. But his journey to India almost ended in disaster. Until the Mumbai Central Government Railways Police (GRP) stepped in, that is.

HOMEDRIFT is making it easy for new homeowners to keep track of how their builders’ work on their apartments is progressing.

Walking is the best way of exploring a new place. Cities rich in history and heritage are best experienced on foot and having a professional guide along is an added bonus. Try taking a Heritage Walk next time you're in Hyderabad.