Japan

A Mumbai-based media professional and serial traveller, Ansoo is on a quest to see the world in the most sustainable way possible.

While Justice Radhabinod Pal's story is remembered by fewer and fewer of his own countrymen, a grateful Japan has not forgotten his historic dissenting judgement in 1948.

At a time when trees have become endangered commodities, nature-loving citizens are greening their surroundings with an explosive idea—seed bombing!

Dr. Minoru Kasai is one of the world’s leading proponents of Gandhian philosophy. A widely-respected and loved figure, he is a firm believer in the potential of Gandhian ideals for the betterment of humanity.

In India of today, it is little known that the flourishing silk industry of Karnataka was revived by the same visionary who laid the foundation of iron and steel industry in India - Jamsetji Tata.

Started by a hardworking team of Japanese and Indian sonar engineers, this unique initiative is helping in the conservation of River Ganga's most elusive inhabitant and India's national aquatic animal, the Gangetic Dolphin.

Drilling on the 7-km underwater route has commenced in order to analyse the soil conditions of the area, the Railway Ministry announced.

From mastering difficult lyrics to adapting to Indian instruments, these 8 foreign artists have shown that the melody and richness of Indian classical music transcend boundaries.

Swetha Suresh, a 24-year-old classical singer from India recently made the country proud at the World Whistler's Convention held in Kawasaki, Japan.

At a time when India is battling a brain drain epidemic, here are some ambitious global projects that hold a world of promise for Indian scientists and are giving them a much-needed boost.