Hyderabad

“It’s not an orphanage. It’s a children’s home and we are their parents. We are their family and we make sure we do the best we can for them,” says Shobha Kumar about a very special place called Spandana.

Commuters in Hyderabad need not worry about emergency petrol and difficult-to-find petrol pumps any more. If they get stuck with an empty tank, and there is no time to get delayed because of the shortage, they just have to look around for a traffic cop named Merajuddin Syed. This is how he helps like no one else.

People caught driving drunk in Hyderabad will be required to go for three hours of community service, everyday for three days. They will stand at road junctions distributing pamphlets and displaying placards to spread awareness about road safety.

Starting from August 6, the IT corridor in Hyderabad will become “car-free” every Thursday, as a part of the initiative undertaken by Hyderabad Software Exports Association (HYSEA), to reduce pollution and traffic congestion in the area. Are you ready to ditch your private vehicles for one day every week?

A list of some quick facts about the Indian women cricketer who made a record yesterday in a series against New Zealand.

The University of Law, NALSAR, respected Anindita Mukherjee's request when she asked for a gender neutral degree.

Hyderabad based Uma Chigurupati  and Krishna Prasad Chigurupati  are the first couple to complete the World Marathon Challenge.

Jaco Swanepoel came to India over a year ago. Since then, he has been finding ways to help slum dwellers and poverty stricken people and to bring smiles on their faces. He shares with us his experiences of working with the poorest of the poor in India and the transformation he sees all around him.

Aditya Mehta met with an accident five years ago. But this did not stop him from following his passion to cycle his way through some of the toughest routes of India. Not only this, he is also helping several para-athletes with technical and personal support. Know more about the wonders he has been doing.

Youngistaan believes in bringing change. A change that can be seen and can be done by anyone. From providing food and clothes to giving skills training and a complete makeover, this team of 300 volunteers does it all! They are transforming the way homeless live in Hyderabad. Read their inspiring story of change and how you can do it too!