Internet

By going public with her blackmailer’s emails and seeking help and support online, Taruna Aswani has set an example for many others.

All a customer has to do is buy a cup of tea, log in, and access the Internet. But according to Khadar’s policy, one customer can log in only once in a day. From 100 cups daily before he launched this scheme, he is now selling 400 cups.

From ban on pornography to shark finning and toxic pollutants, here are six bans that could change India for the better, uphold rights and save the environment.

Digital literacy and access to wireless Internet connectivity is helping youth in rural India become entrepreneurs.

A radio repairman turned broadcaster, Raghav Mahto helped set up a community radio station in Tilonia in 2009. RJ Norat Mal now uses the power of the Internet to find and deliver content that helps create awareness about the villagers' rights and provides information about government schemes.

Lost in a new city without internet connection? Worry not, this feature of Google Maps will enable you to look for directions offline as well.

This October, BSNL has some great news for its internet consumers. They are offering a minimum broadband speed of 2Mbps from October 1, without any extra charge.