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“We are not the waking up at the crack-of-dawn sort of people. Unless of course, we have vegetables to send out or have elephants visiting the farm, in which case we pretty much stay up the entire night.”

Started as a small shop in Chicago by a pair of hardworking Gujarati brothers, Patel Brothers is today the largest, oldest and most loved Indian grocery store in America.

Anjana Karumathil writes about taking control of her life and giving it a positive turn, despite facing several negative circumstances.

Aanchal Sukhija turns plumbing pipes and scrubbing pads into wearable art. Her statement pieces of jewellery were recently showcased in New York.

Esha Karthiraj's passion for cooking is now taking her to New York to speak at the inaugural TED-Ed Weekend event at TED headquarters.

He took up an initiative titled Project Happiness, which attempts to capture the optimistic attitude of people he meets on the streets.

M S Subbulakshmi's was a life of many towering achievements and among them was her concert at the United Nations in New York, the first for an Indian performing artist!

Driving down the lanes of New York city like on any other working day, 62-year-old cab driver Ajit Singh Bharath wouldn't have thought that he will be walking the ramp at the Men's Fashion Week the next morning.

Anuja and Gaurabh quit their corporate jobs in New York to travel the world and build their start-up, Pikkabox, simultaneously. Pikkabox helps you send your friends and family a box of souvenirs and products from every city you travel to.