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India contributed over 1 million soldiers to the first World War, over 60,000 of whom were killed. Here are some photos of that forgotten time.

Frustrated by all the negativity about India? Here are some amazing ways in which India is no. 1 in the world. Take a break from all the noise and pause to take a look around at what an incredible country we live in.

Are you one of those few who are not too affected by the colourful festival of kites? Well, take a look at these beautiful pictures from across India that perfectly portray why you should be on your terrace enjoying the festival this year.

With Raksha SafeDrive, a device placed inside your vehicle, you don’t need to worry about calling for help in case of an accident or road emergency. The device will do it for you. This is how.

He is best known for receiving a Nobel Peace Prize in 2014. But did you know that Kailash Satyarthi has been fighting to protect and ensure children's' rights for three decades now? Here are 5 things that you need to know about this change-maker.

A 93 year old woman whose graceful dance moves will leave you mesmerised, a 104 year old marathon runner — these five such elderly people will leave you deeply inspired and motivate you to pursue your dreams.

FM Lazer identified alcoholism as the root cause of poverty in the fishermen community in Kerala and set about changing that. Along the way he got involved in helping women and the elderly become more literate too, and launched a motorised tricycle for the disabled. Truly a man with a mission, Lazer's efforts are now bearing fruit across the entire state.

Bored of going to the same concerts and events everyone else is attending? We present to you a list of 10 offbeat and mesmerising Indian music festivals that you simply cannot miss. Pack your bags and plan your travel to these festivals now!

This four minute long vocal medley of some of A. R. Rahman’s most popular compositions, is the perfect tribute to the musician. Get ready to be amazed.

A software engineer from Chhattisgarh came to Bengaluru 11 years ago. Concerned about the decreasing green cover in the city, he started planting trees on weekends in the year 2007. In the past eight years he has planted over 35,000 saplings and organized numerous plantation drives.