Visual Stories

Goa is giving its trees a chance to breathe again. With a new ‘No-Concrete Zone’ rule, the state is removing suffocating concrete from around tree bases, offering space for roots to thrive.

He has no stable income. But every time a child is abandoned, Hare Ram Pandey says yes. Today, 35 girls call him Baba. This is a story of fierce love and belief.

After starting with just five pots in 2019, Ludhiana’s Ravneet Kaur now grows over 200 plants — fruits, vegetables and flowers — on her 2,000 sq ft terrace.

Soft buns, spicy khara, and sweet memories — a warm tribute to Bengaluru’s most beloved Iyengar bakeries.

The Football Lily lights up Goa’s landscape just before monsoon arrives. Explore its vibrant red blooms, growth cycle, and why it is unique.

These books are helping Indian parents talk about consent early — from good touch and bad touch to the magic of saying “no.” It all starts with a story.

Developed over 15 years by a farmer near Kota, this Alphonso-like mango fruits three times a year, grows in pots, and is drawing global attention.

They didn’t just play roles—they changed the rules. Meet the real-life stars behind Bollywood’s most inclusive film.

Planning a monsoon getaway? These Indian train routes offer unforgettable views, dramatic weather, and pure magic through every window seat.

From AI and jobs to work hours and employee boundaries, these five quotes by Narayana Murthy have sparked national conversations. We’ll let you decide what to make of them.