Villages

"It has been nearly 50 years since the last Muslim family moved out of the village. But the mosque remains and is maintained the way it should be. And the credit for this goes to Ramveer..."

The village now has lush farms, hilly terrain with custard apple farms, 27 wells, water bodies, and dams. It is as if the land or its villagers were never deprived of water.

Around 3:00 a.m., Milan Tare was on his watch when his wireless was brought alive with the call of "Vachva!" Hearing this sound for "Help" in Marathi, Tare looked around.

Homestays will help tourists get a better glance at the lives and culture of our rural areas. The experience they take with them will undoubtedly be much more impactful than staying in AC hotel rooms.

The enraged panchayat also passed a resolution banning all love marriages after the young couple tied the knot!

'Direct-to-home' drinking water supply, doorstep garbage collection, handicrafts from organic manure — this is the new normal in Digambarpur.

Tucked deep within the Melghat forest, the village has just received electricity supply and public bus connectivity!

Primary healthcare, now in Bengal's villages, thanks to tele-clinics.

The girls who used to skip school to help their mothers during rainy seasons are now attending classes regularly

The internet will empower the rural populace.