New Delhi

This Diwali, Delhi policemen rescued 23 students and four wardens trapped in a burning hostel using nothing but two borrowed ladders.

A cooking series launched by Sid Nath of Cafe Delhi Heights, will feature a chef along with an interpreter for sign language, to make the videos accessible to hearing impaired viewers.

A thespian and a consultant set out to help underprivileged children unleash their creative side, but discovered something else along the way: the mothers wanted to join in too!

We4You, a Bhubaneswar-based NGO working for people with disabilities across India has started a project to record audio books to help thousands of visually impaired students. T

The Royal Plaza Hotel in Connaught Place in New Delhi has an open buffet or bhandara once a week to serve fresh free food to everyone from autorickshaw drivers to office goers.

Delhi-based Neha Arora and her organisation Planet Abled have opened new horizons for India’s disabled population, helping them travel instead of being confined to the four walls of their homes.

Meet Shyam Bihari Prasad, or 'Uncle' as he is known to his 30 wards, who teaches street kids on a pavement in Vasant Kunj, Delhi.

This unique project will not only ensure the survival of India's vibrant cultural diversity but will also make the process inclusive.

Nick Booker has come up with a unique and extremely hilarious suggestion for the UK, which in a gist says - UK should "say goodbye to Little Europe and Namaste to Incredible India!"

A basic mobile phone can become a tool of learning, thanks to Vaasvi Goyal and Kasturi Shah’s free English teaching service: Hello,Seekho