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The innovative company kickstarted by Vedobroto Roy alongside his wife Chetana and their two-year-old daughter, Araadya, has developed a ‘snake guard’ in the form of a walking stick that a farmer can carry with him to the fields.

There are many artisans who live in India's numerous little towns and villages and churn out masterpieces with their hands, but fail to find the visibility they deserve.

For his ingenious innovation, Dr Haldar was awarded the “Biotech Product, Process Development and Commercialisation Award, 2018” byThe President of India.

The 'motherhood' journey that a woman goes through, from becoming pregnant to delivering a child, can be both incredible and worrisome at the same time.

Regional films and those movies that don’t get a theatrical release will also be screened as Kaushik feels there’s a shortage of cinemas halls showing those films.

The Axis Bank Foundation has endeavoured to provide livelihood opportunities to one million people in some of India’s most underprivileged and undeveloped regions.

At a budget of over Rs 370 crore, this initiative by the Centre is aimed to help state governments fill up vacancies in backward districts in 11 states where engineering students were suffering because of a shortage of teachers

Their NGO, Aavishkaar, is a ray of hope for children who have a deep fear of math and science.

“Nothing gives me more happiness than teaching other people because education makes you independent.”

Meet specially-abled sportsman Jitendra - a resident of a remote hamlet in Lalitpur, who is not missing his bounce despite lack of government support.