These twin sisters from Nagpur are making some beautiful posterised paintings. Check them out NOW!
From conducting live classes for beginners to starting their own Instagram page lets__st_art, these sisters are creating some of the best posterised paintings out there
Here's how Mantra4Change is training school teachers and transforming kids' lives
Khusboo Awasthi, Co-founder of Mantra4Change, speaks about their programmes that support both government and budget private schools reach out and educate kids better
This 22-year-old beatboxer can produce the fine sound of the saxophone using his voice!
Harry D Cruz, a beatboxing artist from Bengaluru speaks about his beatboxing journey and how he mimics a saxophone so darn well. Check it out!
Sketch. Laugh. Think. Repeat: Inside the seriously awesome sketches of Nikkita M
If you love cartoons and paintings, then you will definitely love Nikkita M's artwork. She is an illustrator and a former student of famous cartoonist Rahnu. Check out her work right awaySketch
Notes from a global citizen: Why Anamika Madhuraj is an inspiration for Indian students
Anamika Madhuraj is among 12,000 young people from around the world who have been chosen for UNESCO's Global Citizenship initiative. We talk to her about her major goals
Dr Anil K Sood: Why investing in education and healthcare is vital to making Bharat truly Aatmanirbhar
While the government has been propagating the Aatmanirbhar Bharat campaign, they have also invited foreign players to set up base in India and this makes things confusing, said Dr Anil K Sood
Rashi Anand's Lakshyam is striving to teach street children life skills for a respectable life. Here's how
Rashi had always wanted to work with street children. She has not only helped the marginalised during the lockdown but also found a way to keep the NGO from shutting down
How India's fastest human calculator wants to introduce 'Vision Math' to eradicate math phobia among students
After winning gold a the Mental Calculation World Championships, Neelakantha Bhanu Prakash is on a mission to change the way mathematics is taught
Trafficking Jam: Why India's human trafficking problem has skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic
Every time there has been a crisis, the number of trafficked children have erupted and this pandemic might not paint a different picture but are we equipped enough to handle it?
Here's how the Gubbachi Learning Community is empowering kids of migrant workers in Bengaluru
Transforming the life of migrant labourers' children is the only motto of Gubbachi Learning Community and that is what they have been doing in Bengaluru for more than five years
This Bengaluru boy's mobile application can detect malnutrition in children aged five and below
Ayush Gharat has been working to help Asha workers deal with malnutrition issues in children and helping the frontline health workers to deal with stress and depression during this pandemic
This two years fellowship by i-Saksham is changing the face of education for children in Bihar
Divya Sharma of i-Saksham tell us more about their fellowship programme meant to train youngsters who in turn teach other kids. This has helped them change the face of education in Bihar
This app built by IIT Kharagpur alumni can help you make digital transactions in your language
Sachin Jaiswal, Co-founder of the Niki app speaks about the story behind developing the app that was initially funded by Ronnie Screwvala and Ratan Tata
BIT Principal Dr Aswath M U: This lockdown helped improve the teacher-student relationship
In a conversation with Edex, Dr Aswath M U, Principal of Bangalore Institute of Technology talks about how their teachers helped students deal with stress during this pandemic
A WhatsApp Teachers’ Day: How Government School teachers across Tamil Nadu are coping with not seeing their students
These teachers have to hear that their students are finding it hard to even get three proper meals a day and so how are they supposed to go with their online classes, as if everything were fine?
Gifting made glam: Inside the super-personal gifting enterprise built by Surbhi Gupta
Gifts are always fun to get but they are the best when they are thoughtful and from the heart. Surbhi Gupta of Kalakar Gift Studio tells us why she encourages thoughtful gifting
Are you scouting for that perfect icon? Iconscout is where you need to head
Engineer-turned-entrepreneur Dalpat Prajapati tells us why he started Iconscout - an online platform that serves as a library and provides a variety of illustrations, icons and quality photographs
Meet the 94-year-old who went from fighting with Netaji to working as India's oldest, coolest tour guide!
When she retired at 92, Rama Khandwala was touted as the oldest tour guide in India. We trace her journey from a young girl in Rangoon to a nonagenarian in Mumbai
Gone in 99 seconds: How Sai Sethu tells you unheard stories from across India in under two minutes
Sai Sethu has been travelling across the country and telling stories of ordinary people in his 99-second videos on Instagram and Facebook. This is why people love these videos
How the Buguri Community Library is helping kids from disadvantaged backgrounds read during the lockdown
A library for kids during the lockdown? Yes, you heard that right. Lakshmi Karunakaran of the Buguri Community Library tells us how they used technology to read out books for kids to keep them engaged
These teachers from Puttur in Dakshina Kannada are making the Vidyagama programme tick
Vidyagama is an initiative by the Government of Karnataka to conduct offline classes for students who can't access mobiles phones or TV. Currently 600 kids are benefitted from this programme
Sindhi College's Dr B S Srikanta: Our faculty got to learn something new this year due to the pandemic
Dr B S Srikanta, Principal, Sindhi College speaks about their online class experience and how they are going to take various measure to improve the effectiveness on their students
Meet the kids from a Nellore village whose recreations of fight scenes from Sarkar, Sarileru Neekevvaru are going viral
Recently, the teens shot a fight scene from Mahesh Babu’s film Sarileru Neekevvaru and the video has received a lot of popularity and praise for its technique and authentic performances
Meet Deepika Arun, the narrator of Tamil audiobooks in podcast land!
Her podcast channel Kadhai Osai, launched in April 2019, has works of famous Tamil authors and you can listen to it across all platforms
This Indian family in Sharjah has gone viral for their hilarious home videos made during quarantine
The Sharjah-based family that has gone viral for their short comedy videos about everyday situations speaks about how they got started and how it helped them grow closer together
Following the Leader: How photographer Prabhu Kalidas documented Kalaignar's last journey
We spoke Prabhu Kalidas, who spent a day among the mourning masses over two years ago to capture Karunanidhi's funeral procession and has brought it out as a photo book
The Penn Masala story: How this Indian-American acapella band at University of Pennsylvania has been rocking for 24 years
We recently caught up with two members of Penn Masala, who spoke to us about the band's story, history, the lockdown and of course, their music that's beyond borders
How ThinkSharp's idea of providing tablets to rural kids is stopping them from becoming dropouts
Santosh Phad, Founder of ThinkSharp Foundation, speaks about the organisation's initiative to provide tablets to children so that they can continue to access education online instead of dropping out
Here's how Bengaluru's Green Utsav can help you get environment-friendly desi festival prep
Stop talking and start working for the environment — that's what Rishita Sharma believes in. She speaks about her initiative to rent eco-friendly party decor for events in and around Bengaluru
How GuruQ's tutoring in the local language syncs with the NEP's three language policy
Minal Anand speaks about her EdTech platform GuruQ that has recently introduced tutors who can converse in Tamil and Telugu to prep students for various entrance exams
Here's why Lakshmi Iyer wrote a book about a curly-haired Tamilian girl
Lakshmi Iyer's book 'Why is my hair curly' is published by Red Panda. We spoke to her recently about her journey as an author and how she manages time despite being a mother of three
This award-winning photographer from Kerala uses light and movement as his muse
Anoop Upaasana has won a prestigious award for creating photographs that literally capture the speed of light. We speak to him about how he managed to do it
How this Engineering student from SRM developed a sustainable lifestyle brand to conserve water
Shantanu Pratap Singh developed The Sagez, a Bangalore-based sustainable lifestyle brand to promote products made with lesser water
Here's how this start-up is creating sustainable footwear from old rubber tyres and reusable fabric
Kurio does not only make eco-friendly footwear but also creates hair accessories, brooches, folders, fridge magnets, pouches and a lot more
How Indore-based ClassMonitor is helping parents teach preschoolers better using DIY learning kits
ClassMonitor's learning kits blend traditional teaching methods with advanced and modern technology to aid a child's transition from preschool to formal schooling
We need a lot more Indian history in our textbooks: Why Panipat producer Rohit Shelatkar wants a revamp in our curriculum
He also talks about lessons learnt during the lockdown, why looking back into our historical data can help and how India can get its health back on track post-pandemic
Will never forget the first time I looked in his eyes: Why Shaaz Jung, the man behind viral black panther photo, will always remember Saya
We spoke to Shaaz Jung, the man behind the lens who captured the majestic black panther, Saya, to know more about his adventures tracking the melanistic leopard
This London designer's Vitiligo masks aim to fight stigma around skin conditions during the COVID pandemic
Saran Kohli's label has created masks representing the skin pigmentation condition to serve as an ice-breaker in conversations about it
Why Instagram took down the compellingly 'violent' historic retellings done by this IIT Bombay student
Padmasree Murali's illustrations and animated work seek to remind people of the most important chapters of history and our shared culture
The H2O story: How this Kerala NGO has been helping special kids make sense of the pandemic - and keep learning
The Helping Hands Organisation has been working for the past 8 years to rethink the education of autistic children and help them learn daily living skills
