After providing extensive COVID relief in the Rajsamand district of Rajasthan, the Shrinathji temple board has begun it’s pursuit of promoting education for girls. An
Tamil Nadu’s CM M.K Stalin on June 3 promised to offer a relief amount of Rs. 2,000 to transgenders who do not possess ration cards,
Recently, when the central government announced the Central Vista Project, it didn’t just touch the nerve of archaeologists, historians, environmentalists and artists worldwide, but also
Contributing to the extensive COVID-19 relief response throughout the country, the Shrinathji temple in Nathdwara virtually launched an oxygen concentrator and pulse oximeter distribution program
After fleeing for almost 20 days, wrestler Sushil Kumar and his co-accused Ajay were arrested on Sunday morning by the Delhi Police’s Special Cell in
Shortage of oxygen, injections, and hospital beds: The crumbling healthcare system and the acute shortage of resources and vaccines is being reported for several weeks
According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) 2017 report, the population of senior citizens in India will rise from eight percent in 2015 to
Bambinos.live, a startup based in Bengaluru, has started their free ‘live’ extracurricular classes with 40 plus activities for children from the families that work in the essential services
Two youthful Indian-origin women from South Africa’s Pretoria city, a 21-year-old magnificence items business person and a 30-year-old modeler, have won worldwide awards for their
Doing dirty laundry has become more than just a chore. It has no longer remained shackled to a bucket, brush and bar. Washing machines have
Pre-schools or play-schools have been around in India for a long time with the aim of strengthening the base of a child’s education through innovative
Every warrior has its own way to fight pollution and so does Anirudh Sharma’s Graviky Labs. The company has come with a very innovative way
The Kumbh Mela offers enthusiasts from the country and abroad an exceptional event to observe India in a different light. During the Haridwar Kumbh, explorers
Though it might seem like a basic step towards general menstrual hygiene, it brings relief to women from marginalised communities.
Pappammal received a Padma Shri for her contribution towards the agriculture industry.
What about the same sex “couples rights” so that they can enjoy the benefits just as the opposite sex couples?
Hyderabad is the only city in the country to have been chosen for this acknowledgement.
A major part of this shaming culture is contributed by cosmetic or beauty brands …
The toilet has been constructed under the Smart City project to ensure the participation of the community
Class X student from Delhi designs Machine Learning Project that helps identify Down Syndrome through Photographs.
One parent even added about how offline classes justify neither classes nor exams. “My daughter keeps on complaining about not getting the hang of exams as it’s online,”…
As per the study, 140 respondents had answered a 67-item questionnaire.
Conventional careers have been the norm, but increasingly millennials and Gen Z are switching to pick up professions that are off the beaten track. We
The Shimla Highway has been undergoing rapid construction making new roads, toll booths, lanes and commercial sites.
“Its workings are similar to that of remote control cars”, says Garg.
Most recently, the Union Budget laid out plans to focus on eradicating the COVID-19 for good. An amount of Rs. 35,000 crores will be cashed out…
In India, nearly 10,000 tonnes of plastic waste remains uncollected and about 26,000 tonnes is dumped in landfills.
Swiping left and right for Valentine’s Day or because you’ve been single for too long? Here’s what you need to check
This brings forth one pertinent question: Is vulgarity in the eye of the person who points it out?
A study by NITI-Ayog says 40 per cent Indians will not have any access to fresh drinking water by 2030.
Built in 1914 under the British rule, this iconic steel-bridge is now open to residents after years of torment.
Out of the individuals who took part in the survey, 55 per cent don’t support legalisation
People over the past one year have witnessed great evolutions, encompassing every area that one can think of. Many sectors have switched to the new
The coronavirus pushed people into their homes and work from there. Globally, people changed the way they work, shop, socialise and more. And now, it
Happy news came in for the trans community in India in November. Garima Greh – shelter home for trans persons – was inaugurated in Vadodara
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