Shreya Das

For founder Nitin Vas the product and the company are much bigger than just making eco-friendly goods as his project generates employment in and around Pakshikere hamlet of Dakshina Kannada district

Patuli street library goes viral, couple now want to recreate success in other locations.

Aiming to break a Guinness World Record (GWR) of the fastest K2K journey, 23-year-old man from Budgam pedalled the nearly 3,600 km journey in just eight days, 1 hour and 37 minutes.

Arun Kumar Moolya, who is popularly known as 'AnnyArun' on the internet, said he is glad their collective efforts have moved people online.

International Women's Day 2021: Incisive, funny and fiercely feminist cartoons, these artists don’t pull any punches.

Bakcen George, Allwyn Joseph and Ratish Bhalerao decided to give a whole new meaning to Work-From-Home with their month-long cycling trip in the midst of the pandemic.

At Bentinck Street’s 98-year-old shop the copper samovar pulls in hundreds every day for it unique taste and health benefits.

Anudeep and Minusha Hegde rolled up their sleeves, got some garbage bags and cleaned up a beach in Karnataka soon after their wedding.

Finding love for the second time -- it was nothing but a fortunate stroke of serendipity as to how Tarun Kanti Pal, 66, met his newlywed wife 63-year-old Swapna Roy.

A Kolkata resident posted a picture of him wearing red lipstick after he said his mother was shamed for it. The post has earned him plenty of praise and support on social media.

Bortir Bill, a vast wetland surrounded by farmlands in 24 Parganas (North), located between Barasat and Barrackpore, has seen a huge influx of visitors in the recent past.

The e-commerce giant deleted the controversial reply to a comment, but by then many had taken screenshots that were widely shared on social media and prompted outrage.

Her grandson who posted the pictures online said she has been reading news online for the past one month, after the family had to cancel the physical newspaper owing to Covid-19 fears, and she loves to read the newspaper.

"To be really honest, all the plans that I had went out of the window after first 12 hours, because till that point I was thinking 'Oh, it will be cool and fun to just do it', but time slowed down immensely," he said talking about his experience.

Singer-music producer Yashraj Mukhate, who often creates musical covers and spoof videos decided to use dialogues from earlier Star Plus show 'Saath Nibhana Saathiya' and give it a musical twist.

Pratik Tandale and his group of friends, all in their early 20s took on the mammoth task to create the big painting on the farm, which the artist said took around 45 days to finish, to spread festive cheer amid pandemic.

Sivaraman Rajalingam, in a solo-attempt tried to break the previous Guinness World Record for the largest coffee painting by drawing 74 faces of Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion of 74th Independence Day.

While the Covid Curry is a contemporary take on the malai kofta, with pointed crowns just like the novel coronavirus, the flatbread resembles a face mask.

At Wan-Sho Laundry in central Taiwan, run by owners -- Chang Wan-ji, 83 and his wife Hsu Sho-er, 84 -- while most garments that come for cleaning go back after the services, the ones left behind, sometimes for years, have now started featuring on Instagram.

Taken by wildlife photographer Mithun H, the image titled ‘The Eternal Couple’, features Saaya, the black panther and Cleopatra, the Leopardess who have been courting for four years.

Five days after it fell in the well, the leopard was finally rescued by the team of Karnataka forest department and later released into the wild.

Ravi Hongal, a professional photographer from Belagavi, has built his house in the shape of a camera whose photos have taken social media by storm.

A popular Pune restaurant's banner on Biryani Policy has desi food lovers across the country defending their own cuisine online, while owner says it was done with a sense of humour and "not targeting any culture".

Considered one of the busiest times of the year, scenes are very different this year -- torn posters, closed gates and silent alleys greet people coming there. While most groups would book back-to-back shows for the Rath Yatra melas hosted widely in various towns, owing to pandemic everything changed.