Remembering Yashwantrao Kelkar: How he conceptualised the ABVP as we know it today
On Yashwantrao Kelkar's 94th birth anniversary, we catch up with three National leaders of ABVP and this is what they had to say about him
You are Boundless: Dice Media Head Natasha Oswal on poetry, inspiring Indian women and more
In the summer of 2018, with no prior experience as a poet, Natasha first began by writing free verse short-form poetry on her phone, as a diary to collect her emotions
This summer camp is creating awareness among children about forests and animals
Dev Balaji who has been conducting Summer Adventure Camps in forests across Karnataka tell us about what they teach for children and how it is helping the little ones
This techie from Chennai just did a 12,000 km ride spanning three countries on his 20-year-old RX 135
Ram Gopalakrishnan, a software professional in Chennai, is an avid travel freak, who just completed 12,000 km across three countries — Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar — over a span of 73 days
Teach your child to code with WhiteHat Jr, an online platform that makes coding easy and fun
Karan Bajaj, founder of WhiteHat Jr tells us why learning to code is crucial in the post-computer revolution era
The Teachers Collective in B'luru is teaching children study skills to deal with difficult subjects. Here's how
These teachers aim to teach children the methods to approach some of the most difficult subjects taught in schools, and skills like time management and writing skills
Rajeshwari Ramachandran and her two dogs are teaching Bengaluru how to communicate with canines
Dog trainer and canine behaviourist Rajeshwari Ramachandran teaches people about how we should be treating dogs and the tell-tale signs that people should look out for while interacting with dogs
This teacher travels 10 kms to Baratam on his two wheeler to teach one student
Last year, there were only three students in the school and six the year before
Fire proof much? These Engineering students from Vijaywada developed a drone to help the fire department
Final year students of Potti Sriramulu Chalavadi Mallikharjuna Rao College of Engineering and Technology claim that the drone can reach the place of incident before the fire brigade personnel
Karnataka Microbiology tutor gears up to set a Guinness record by taking a challenge of 'longest speech marathon'
Dr T Thipperudraswamy plans to deliver his speech continuously 100 hours with 20 minutes break for every four hours
Asia's Young Designer, Tanay Bothara, planned a new future for war-torn Syria. Here's how
Tanay Bothara hopes to use art and architecture to help the kids who were impacted by the Syrian war recover their lost childhood
At 14, Mumbai based singer Aditi Iyer is acing both pop and Opera
Singer Aditi Iyer, in a quick chat, talks about her love for both ends of the musical spectrum — Pop and Opera
What we say is not Nonsense: How these Ahmedabad bloggers are helping the youth voice their opinion
Nathi Nonsense has also ventured into offline events like open mics that have given them the exposure they wanted
This cycle shop owner's daughter nailed her +2 exam with 95%. Here's how she did it
Boomika has scored 99 marks each, in Economics and Commerce subjects and aspires to join Indian Revenue Service
Meet Dhanusha, an auto driver's daughter who will represent India at a heptathlon meet in Italy
Hailing from Mysore, the daughter of Manju, an auto driver and MB Rukmini, a homemaker, Dhanusha started practicing when she was just 14
This Bengaluru woman quit her job in the US and now runs a school for the children of migrant labourers
Saraswathi Padmanabhan, the founder of Diya Ghar talks about how the school lights up the lives of migrant children in Bengaluru and exposes them to Montessori education
Anu Cheeran's pottery workshops are all about developing a strong connection with ceramic creations
Anu Cheeran speaks about her pottery workshop and how she learnt to traverse the ceramic world through sheer passion
The journey of Nikhil Gupta: From researcher who snubbed netas to MP candidate in South Delhi
The face of the #HikeResearchFellowship movement that rocked the MHRD and India, this 26-year-old is currently a Junior Research Fellow in CBMR, Lucknow
Meet the Ravenshaw University students who made a documentary on Baji Rout
The founder of Kahaniyaan Candid Cinema talks about their film club, their web series and their documentary on Baji Rout
Two students of SSN Institutions have come up with a technology that helps you escape from sinking cars
With this technology, the roof of the car automatically opens up when it begins to get submerged in water
Tough on discipline and women's safety, how Kerron Reddy's policies have put AIMS on the map
Dr Kerron G Reddy, CEO, AIMS Institutes in Bengaluru, tell us about how they've brought in firm policies to battle sexual harassment and iron out disciplinary issues among their students
Housezzat: How Surabhi Dhole can help you transform your home with her DIY videos
Budding artist Surabhi Dhole talks about why DIY culture is a great stress-buster and helps your homes look pretty too
Why Ankita Shah and The Poetry Club can help you rediscover your love for poetry
Ankita Shah talks about her tryst with poetry and what she plans to do with The Poetry Club, her fast-growing poetry movement
After watching her daughter struggle, this mother in rural Karnataka is helping hundreds of speech and hearing impaired kids learn to speak
In conversation with Sujatha Reshmi, we find out how her daughter inspired her to start a school of speech therapy for deaf and mute children from poor families around Karnataka
This girl from Karnataka scored 90% in 2nd PUC boards beating her blindness
Basamma was the only blind student at Lingaraj commerce PU college among other 80 normal students
Meet Rosi, a law student who is running in South Chennai against Jayavardhan, Tamizachi Thangapandian
A member of the political organisation Podhuvudamai Iyakkam, 29-year-old Rosi is also an activist who was at Thoothukudi
Helped by colleagues, this Group D worker in Karnataka cracks PU II exam in style
The Department of Pre- University Education officials supported him financially and enrolled him in college and private tuition to help him study for board exams
Why everyone should check out The Pridebook, a social networking site built for the LGBTQIA+ community
The Pridebook is a comprehensive networking platform for the LGBTQ community. This platform provides a medium wherein the community can connect, interact, seek counsel and explore job opportunities
Lal Poster: Why you need to visit Gulal Salil's satire-laden art-politics page on Facebook
Gulal Salil, an Anthropology student at TISS, Guwahati runs an art page on FB that discusses poetry, politics, art-comics, cartoons, news analysis, film criticism, public/street and political/folk art
Of Theyyam, alcoholism, casteism and civil dreams: Meet Kuttikol Vivek, the first Vannan man to crack UPSC
Vannans are a Scheduled Caste in Kerala, who traditionally perform Theyyam. Vivek belongs to the community and says how the caste's issues prompted him to try a hand in Civil Service
Chennai-based SchoolConnects is making it easier for parents to find reliable information about school admissions
SchoolConnects founder Umesh Jain tells us about his online platform that is a social networking platform, helps parents to find information about the admission criteria and timelines of top schools
Why ISBR is a go-to place for students
Manish Kothari throws light on how they are training students to be work ready and be on par with the industries
A modern-day Hindu will unify Hindus from Sabarimala to Ayodhya: Nikhil Chandwani
Nikhil also became the youngest Hindi Feature Film Producer with Nadi Ki Beti, Sundari (She - The Movie). He taught as a visiting professor at Top B Schools of India
Sketchy Kochi, a challenge-based art enthusiasm initiative aims to bring more art into the city
The founders of Sketchy Kochi speak about how they hope their initiative will encourage Kochiites to embrace art
This start-up makes plastic bags of potato and tapioca that degrade in 60 days!
Intend to avoid using plastic and looking for an alternative? Products manufactured by Envigreen Biotech India look like plastic yet, are made of vegetable oils and natural starch
Want to apply to study abroad without using a consultant? Here's everything you need to know
Usha Jesudasan talks about how questions that students asked her years ago led to her book on how to apply for courses abroad
Meet Chirag Mehta, Hyderabad's very own Daddy Day Care who quit corporate life to raise his daughters
Chirag Mehta and Nivedita Mummadi, his wife, made the decision together
It's a ritual for me: Meet Krishna, the 15-year-old Kerala girl who rode a horse to her Board Exam
Krishna’s father is a priest at a nearby temple and proud of his daughter. Her mother Indu is also all happy about her but at the same time worried
Rhea Pandey talks about her brand Wearability, a clothing line exclusively for people who are disabled
Some of the products include wheelchair jeans, shirts with concealed velcro zippers and adaptive undergarments
I was petrified: How Kerala Dalit student felt after police harassed him for having an 'unusual figure'
Dinu K, a Dalit activist, is a I year MA Sociology student in Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady. He was harassed by two policemen on Wednesday night
