Rajasthan

2015 was the year of many unseen and unsung heroines - women who broke stereotypes and achieved immense success for themselves and their communities. Here is a loud shout out to 5 such amazing women and their brilliant work.

The Sawai Madhopur railway station in Rajasthan has become one of the most beautiful stations in the country, with spectacular paintings and graffiti spread across its walls. Here is a look at the brilliant station that will make tourists feel like being at the Ranthambore National Park itself.

Himanshi, a miracle baby, was delivered just after 24 weeks of pregnancy and weighed only 465 gm at the time of birth. Today, after six months of constant treatment, she weighs 2.9 kg, is healthy, and has gone home with her Rajasthan based parents.

Welcome to Daulatpura – a crime free village located in Banswara district of Rajasthan, where only four criminal cases have been reported to the police since independence.

When an ATM in Sikar, Rajasthan started giving out five times more than the requested amount of cash, people queued up outside to withdraw money. Then this happened.

Rajasthan government is all set to introduce a chapter on child rights in the curriculum for government school students, with the aim of increasing awareness among children about their rights.

Very soon, garbage discarded in and around the Jaipur railway station premises will not be just garbage, but a source of energy. It will be used to run trains, cook food and more.

While other gods may be placated with flowers and candles, some of ours demand liquor and noodles too. And, given that this is the 21st century, they don't say no to offerings of clocks and aeroplanes either. Or to Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg! Here are 15 of the most unusual places of worship in India.

About 11 years ago, a family from Pakistan travelled to India to visit their relatives. Here, they were pleasantly surprised by one man. Monie Ahsan, till this day, thinks about that guy and prays for him. This is what happened.

Rural women in Rajasthan tried their hands at the internet for the first time. From reading up on issues like female foeticide and sex ratio, to learning new recipes and bird watching - these women explored a whole new world.