Nagpur

Tired of carrying 5-7 kg of books on their backs to school every day, two boys from Chandrapur district near Nagpur organised a press conference to bring their plight to people's attention.

This Independence day, take a step back in time with these iconic eateries that take you on a gastronomic journey through pre-independence India.

Meet Sheikh Abdul Rahim, an auto driver from Nagpur who has been distributing water to the needy since 2008. He intends to do this as long as he drives an auto.

Cowism is a startup founded by computer engineer Chetan Raut, who believes the integration of indigenous cows in agriculture is the only solution to stopping farmer suicides.

Head to India's beautiful pick-your-own orchards for a vacation that is sure to connect you to nature.

Ganesh gathered money for the construction by going door-to-door in the village. Also, forty farmers from the village contributed what they could and Ganesh managed to get about Rs. 20,000.

This paralysed woman believes people with disabilities can do without reservations and donations to lead quality lives. With this thought she started an NGO that trains differently-abled people to become independent.

Four railway employees from Nagpur are doing their bit to help quench the thirst of villagers in drought-hit Latur.

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.

With soaring temperatures reaching as high as 44 degrees Celsius in Nagpur, one of India’s hottest cities, residents are having a tough time commuting from one place to another, specially those on two-wheelers.