Odisha

When Avilash inquired as to how someone who led a healthy lifestyle could get cancer, the answer he got was that perhaps the pesticides in her food resulted in a long-term buildup of harmful chemicals in her body.

A group of 15 teachers imparts coaching to the 20 aspirants. Adyanta Science College, which is affiliated to the Odisha government, helps in funding this initiative. They collect fees from about 600 students studying in the college and use a part of this to run Jindagi.

Odisha's Daitari Nayak had been failed by the rains, and could not afford to let his crops suffer again.

Because the city suffers from water scarcity, Epari Krishna Rao has to purchase water from private players to water the plants and keep the park green.

A true celebration of every ethnicity is effortlessly exemplified through its souvenirs and keepsakes, and give one a periscopic insight into a region’s history, culture and geography.

A social media post showing 500 people marching in procession, playing drums and hugging the 32-year-old doctor, while bidding him goodbye is going viral!

In Odisha, Rumana Jafri who was born and brought up in Bhubaneshwar is working tirelessly for the service of others.

The Dongrias have been known​ ​for their eco-friendly agriculture-based lifestyle. But now they are slowly dying. Ritayan Mukherjee, a photographer, reports.

Found only in Odisha, Black Tigers are much less known and spoken about than the Bengal Tiger and the White Tiger.

In Odisha's Rauli the authorities had very limited options to source water from, till they had this idea.