Why Pariplab Chakraborty's paintings of Kashmiri women could stop you from calling them terrorists
Pariplab Chakraborty, who calls himself a radical feminist hopes to change the narrative on the people living in the conflicted areas in the country
Meet the youngsters who are helping Kashmiri students stay safe from Pulwama revenge attacks
After multiple incidents of mob violence against Kashmiri students, these people from Delhi have opened the doors of their houses to help the former
'I feel happy to hear the whole country call me Ammi, just the way my Najeeb did'
Fatima Nafis has been fighting to find her son Najeeb Ahmed, who disappeared from JNU more than two years back. She shares her journey with us
Here's how you can help this TISS scholar release her film BR Ambedkar Now and Then
The TISS student has requested for 20 lakh rupees so she can finish the film she's writing on Ambedkar and she's crowdfunding to get to that mark
How Rekha Karthikeyan, the first licensed fisherwoman in the country traverses the roughest oceans and circumstances
Rekha Karthikeyan opens up about fighting for acceptance and survival even after the widespread recognition that she received
WaW this way: Meet MCC's new band on the block, Waffles and Warfare
With a name like Waffles and Warfare, all of us can't help but wonder what kind of music this band has up their sleeve
Meet Md Suhail, who has invented a way to find protein deficiency in kids using paper strips
Detecting lack of dietary protein with a piece of paper? Yes, that’s what 17-year-old Mohammed Suhail Chinya Salimpasha has made possible. We talk to him to know how he came up with this
How Bengaluru singer Vihan Damaris composed the patriotic track Love India
Vihan Damaris, a solo singer based in Bengaluru, talks about how music influenced her life and how she wants to use it as a tool to influence others to bring about a change in this chaotic world
This Hyderabad lad has invented a device that will prevent the car from starting if a driver is drunk
A diploma course dropout from Telangana has come up with a device that can prevent a vehicle from starting if the blood alcohol content of the driver is above 30 ml
This artist from Bengaluru is painting on old documents to bring them back to life
Bakula has always been interested in history and loved collecting old letters, receipts and anything that spoke of a different time
The Oddsox effect: This band from MCC will blow your socks off
Oddsox, is a band from Madras Christian College that has been blowing up the indie music scene with their funky alternative rock music. Find out more about they came up with their rather strange name
Movies on his mind: Why we need to watch out for Srinath Ranganathan
Srinath Ranganathan talks about his passion for filmmaking and how he started off at a very early age. He further talks his future plans for his YouTube channel
Meet Madhumitha K P, the young chef who's putting India's best cooking out there
Bengaluru's Madhumitha K P represented India in this year's Young Chef Olympiad. We talk to her to find out what went behind the scenes in preparing for this prestigious competition
From Edison's Phonograph to the oldest telephones in the world, why you need to check out this exhibition at VITM
VITM in Bengaluru will be holding an exhibition to display some of the oldest devices that were invented by scientists and used by people. We talk to the director to find out more
These Loyola students' Instagram page helps others find budget eating options in Chennai
Broke and looking for a good place to eat out in Chennai? Then you definitely have to check out this Instagram handle
We need a culture of research, financial support won't do: Biz guru Vijay Govindarajan on #HikeResearchFellowship
Dr Vijay Govindarajan is the Coxe Distinguished Professor at Dartmouth College’s Tuck School of Business. We spoke to him about reverse innovation, #HikeResearchFellowship and more
This 106-year-old Tamil Medium School in Bengaluru was saved from closure. This is how
Two private companies and the Government of Karnataka renovated this 106-year-old Government Tamil School recently. The former headmistress of this school tell us why these upgrades are very important
Here's how Bengaluru-based Sneha Care Home is trying to bring positivity into the lives HIV positive kids
Sneha Care Home has been working to help HIV positive children better their lives. We talk to the Director of the institute to find out more
Al-Nawras school in war-torn Yemen helps their students find solace in music
The three-storey Al-Nawras school was hit in 2015-2016, right after Saudi Arabia and its allies joined the government's fight against the Huthis.
This Bengaluru student's three-wheeled solar vehicle needs to be recharged only once every 15 days
We talk to Byre Gowda, a mechanical engineer who built a three-wheeled vehicle that works on solar energy for his college project
![Anurag, 34, is a Chartered Accountant and an IIM Ahmedabad graduate (2014-15). [Pic: Anurag Singal]](https://images.edexlive.com/uploads/user/imagelibrary/2019/1/23/w600X390/IMG-20190113-WA0024.jpg "Anurag Singal")
Anurag Singal's YouTube channel will help you make an informed decision in choosing a career. Here's how
Anurag Singal's YouTube channel also features a playlist on reflections about life where he shares his experiences on simple aspects like corporate politics, how to be happier, and more
How Hariom Jindal is teaching democracy to slum children in Ludhiana
Hariom Jindal's book is trying to ensure that education mandates the proper delivery of every single right enshrined in the Constitution of India
Blink and your portrait is ready: Asia's first speed painter Vilas Nayak can paint on stage in just 3 minutes
Vilas worked in Bengaluru for about six years as a human resource officer before quitting his lucrative but mundane corporate job in 2011 to pursue his passion for art
How this American writer's attempt to debunk myths about Aurangzeb got her rape threats
A faculty at Rutgers University, New Jersey, Audrey Truschke wrote the biography of one of the most hated rulers in Indian history, a year back
Colour, spice and drama is always my style with baking: Antony Amourdoux, Pondicherry-based banker-turned-baker
The Great British Bake Off contestant speaks about mixing a bit of his own identity into his delicious desserts and how life has changed following the show
CAT topper from Bengaluru Mithali Seth shares the 5 most important exam prep tips to crack the MBA entrance
We talk to CAT topper Mitali Seth her to find out her methods of preparation for CAT and the tips for future candidates
14-year-old Arjun Bhati tells us what it takes to win a golf world championship
Initially, Arjun didn't really receive a lot of support from his family. It was only after a few consecutive wins that they realised his potential and future in the sport
A scholar made of stardust: Why we must never forget Rohith Vemula
On the third death anniversary of Rohith Vemula, we speak to his friends from the Ambedkar Students Association on how things have changed and what they remember of him
How Chennai's Sanah Sharma is bringing hardcore Science concepts into her fashion line
Sanah Sharma is bringing zero-wastage in fabric consumption with her Planar Flux technique, which has also been adopted in fashion design institutes abroad
This planetarium in Bengaluru has been inspiring students to become astronauts since 1989
We talk to the Director of Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium in Bengaluru to find out what sets them apart from other planetariums
This device helps women in the painless and early detection of breast cancer. Here's how
iBreastExam is a non-invasive device that can screen women for breast cancer without causing any pain. We talk to the Founder and CEO of the company that invented it
How QtPi has been helping school kids to make Artificial Intelligence-powered physical devices
QtPi Robotics has developed DIY kits to help children explore their creativity and design products from their imagination
Hope for Bindu Thankam: Mumbai doc's mass mail campaign spurs Kerala CM to order action
Earlier this week, Bindu Thankam Kalyani's daughter was denied admission in a private school in Anaikatti
This NGO is helping tribal kids from MP, Odisha, and Karnataka to become sports icons. Here's how
Plenty of tribal and underprivileged kids often lack the coaching to make it to the big stage. But this organisation of youngsters is firmly trying to ensure they get great coaching and make it count
Kerala's first ever female silversmith Chanchu George talks about the journey behind mastering the art
Kerala's first female silversmith, Chanchu George, talks about the art and the process behind creating each piece of jewellery
B'luru's Dhaatu International Puppet Festival is trying to revive the ancient form of storytelling and entertainment
Puppeteers from around the world were at the Dhaatu International Puppet Festival in Bengaluru recently. We speak to a few of them about reviving the artform
India's small wonder: All you should know about Dipa Karmakar's biography
The book hit the stands a few weeks back and the gymnast gets candid with us about how her coach suggested the idea to her two years ago and what went into writing it
Dance should be available to everyone who has a passion for the art: Dimitri Chamblas, Dean of Dance at CalArts
French choreographer Dimitri Chamblas, Dean of Dance at CalArts, visited India to motivate students who are willing to chuck the stereotypical career choices and take up an unconventional path
The smartphone effect: Here's how your mobile is controlling your life
Studies have revealed that productivity in organisations had increased significantly when employees had lunch and breaks together, rather than solitarily, by themselves
This twelfth grader from Chennai is training government school students in Karate, to defend themselves
Prithvi Chabria is currently studying in The International School Bangalore. All the lessons are offered for free
