Nepal

With a firm belief in herself, she stayed positive, defied all odds and achieved her dreams.

When Alex Strand lost his job, he gave his friends $2,500 and asked them to plan a trip, not only to explore new cultures but also relinquish control and enjoy life as it comes.

When Anjali Lama walks the ramp at the Lakmé Fashion Week Summer/Resort in 2017, she will also be blazing the trail for transgender people across the world.

A teenager decides to travel across India on his bicycle. His next adventure – all of South East Asia!

In 2011, an American teacher and 27 Tibetan refugees girls, living in exile in Dharamshala, formed the first Tibetan national women's football (soccer) team. For them, it was not just a way to combat the gender inequality prevalent in their community, it was also a precious opportunity to represent their lost homeland.

Initiated by the Asian Confluence, the Nadi Festival witnessed the participation of 5 countries with common river systems. With the river as a protagonist, the countries discussed policy ideas, and a shared legacy of dialects, cuisines, and arts and culture.

Dance with masked monks and mingle with spiritual masters at this important Himalayan cultural extravaganza that returns after 12 years.

Social enterprises like Eduservices, powered by conscientious educators, are doing their bit to make a difference by enhancing the teaching methods and multimedia learning aids supplementing classroom instructions.

If you take pride in your ability to solve even the toughest of riddles, here is a list of the greatest unsolved mysteries in Indian history.

The story of how the mysterious distribution of chapatis spooked the British administrators of the Raj shortly before the outbreak of rebellion in 1857.