Visual Stories

From small towns to big cities, India’s Women’s World Cup 2025 squad showcases rising stars and experienced players ready to shine on the global stage.

Step into five hidden caves in India that reveal ancient carvings, unique rock formations, and rare wildlife, offering a journey into the country’s untold underground marvels.

Ghost crabs, the tireless scavengers of Chennai’s Elliot’s Beach, play a vital role in keeping the intertidal sands clean while thriving in their hidden, sandy burrows.

In the cold desert of Ladakh, the thab — a humble wood-fired hearth — is more than just a place to cook. It’s the heart of family, food, and tradition.

In Nawalgarh, Rajasthan, Apani Dhani blends solar power, organic food, and centuries-old art forms to show how tourism can sustain people and the planet.

Bhitarkanika’s mangroves form one of India’s richest coastal ecosystems, teeming with saltwater crocodiles, migratory birds, and rare flora.

Dr Shirley Vasu, Kerala’s first woman forensic surgeon, spent 40 years inside mortuaries uncovering truths buried in silence. From the Soumya and Safiya cases to 15,000 post-mortems, her courage turned science into justice.

In Manipur’s Jessami Village, the presence of Mrs Hume’s pheasant is slowly inspiring locals to abandon hunting and protect its habitat.

The Sundarbans’ mangroves form a vital coastal shield, protecting ecosystems and communities from storms, tides, and erosion.

Built with mud, bamboo, and Palmyra leaves, Andhra’s Chuttillu homes can withstand winds up to 250 kmph. Discover how this ancient circular design offers lessons in sustainable, cyclone-resilient living.