People are in constant pursuit of unrealistic goals that are many times beyond their genetic reach

Paying a fortune for items amy not bother you, but the shipping price will surely make you frown

For the hundredth time, yoga is not a hippie thing

The production of unsustainable palm-oil - The Trechery it has been creating globally

The Sulabh International Museum of Toilets in Delhi is dedicated to the global history of this bathroom accessory

They are snow formations found at high altitudes. They take the form of elongated, thin blades of hardened snow or ice, closely spaced and pointing towards the general direction of the sun. The name comes from the resemblance of a field of penitentes to a crowd of kneeling people doing penance. The formation evokes the tall, pointed habits and hood

Busting the popular myth that healthy food is more expensive than junk

Scientists discover adhesive that can be detached in a non-invasive, painless way

The hidden resting place may have belonged to a royal priest who lived during the reign of the fifth dynasty of pharaohs

This photo proves that dogs are indeed man’s best friend

Sirisha Gondi’s brainchild WooBloo is a one-stop solution for all your hassles

Meet Satish Pendyala, the son of a farmer, who grew up to create an Indian version of Facebook, only better

Kahaniya, a self-publishing digital platform, is bridging the gap between readers and writers through vernacular language

Umeed is taking a holistic approach to identify and resolve the reasons that make underprivileged children to back out from education

Mohammed Hassaan Ali is the 12-year-old go-to teacher for engineering aspirants

Guiding young minds in the right direction and giving them wings to fly

Two years old, Chotu Ki Education does not want to stick to just giving chotus their right to education, says its founder, K Yuvaneshwari

Started in 2015 by IT employees Sandy and Anil Kohli, this organisation primarily focuses on awareness, trans-health and trans-education.