Mumbai

"Rage was boiling in me as I watched the terrorists firing at the passengers. So, I continued making announcements so the innocent people could be safe. While we could see the terrorists, thankfully, since we were sitting on the first floor, they could not see us."

On the evening of November 26, 2008, Mishrilal was ferrying two passengers to the railway station – his sister Vijayi and her husband, Ramkomal Khushwaha - to the railway station. Mishrilal was, unfortunately, one among many who died that night. He took a bullet to his chest.

“Terrorism is a man-made disaster. It leaves you with a lack of control. While in natural disasters, people often say it was mother earth etc., it is still a matter of faith. But in man-made disasters, it leaves you feeling helpless and powerless.”

Honoured with the President’s Police Medal for bravery during 26/11, this top cop has left behind a legacy that ensures the Mumbai police is better prepared to protect the city. #IndiaRemembers #MumbaiAttacks

Moving cities can be tough. Sorting out your vehicle can be a whole other bother. Here's a quick list that will smooth those speed bumps on the way!

Interestingly, the diktat has been fuelling anti-helmet protests from certain political and social activist groups—they are opposing the move citing 'health reason'. Go figure!

"I stood up against a terrorist and wasn’t afraid because it was the right thing to do."

A pioneer who would treat the poor for free, TS Kanaka also served as an army medical officer for two years during the Indo-China war. #RIP #WomenInScience

To help its students imbibe the practice of water conservation, the Vidyanidhi Educational Complex has started a water bank on their school premises.

You could pick up the phone and call one of your teachers from school or ask your lift-man or the person who helps you around the house about how their day is looking.