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Escape the crowded hill stations this winter with these amazing road trips from Delhi. Explore stunning landscapes and historical sites in November-December for an unforgettable journey.

Explore Srinagar with this two-day itinerary, from the serene Dal Lake and Mughal Gardens to the bustling Lal Chowk and unique floating market. Find out how to reach Srinagar and make the most of your short trip, experiencing the best of this beautiful city.

Discover the history, significance, and rituals of this heartwarming festival honouring the special bond between brothers and sisters. Learn how to make this Bhai Dooj memorable with thoughtful gifts and fun activities.

Sangeeta Pandey, a housewife from Gorakhpur, turned Rs 1,500 into a Rs 3 crore business. Starting with homemade sweet boxes, she overcame challenges, expanded her operations, and now employs over 100 women.

Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is one of the most widely celebrated and vibrant festivals in India. Though it holds a common theme of the triumph of light over darkness, righteousness over evil, and knowledge over ignorance, each region of India celebrates Diwali with unique customs, rituals, and cultural aspects that reflect its rich diversity. Here’s a look at how different parts of India celebrate this auspicious festival.

Kolkata, a vibrant blend of history, culture, and modernity, offers a captivating experience. From colonial architecture and lively festivals to delicious cuisine and a thriving arts scene, the city has something for everyone.

Different firecracker regulations are in effect across India for Diwali. Some states have a complete ban, while others permit green crackers. 

Discover the significance of Lakshmi and Ganesha during Diwali. Learn why these deities are worshipped together and how they bring prosperity and wisdom. 

Diwali, the festival of lights, isn't just celebrated in India. From Nepal's animal-worshipping Tihar to the vibrant celebrations in Fiji, Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, and Mauritius, discover the unique traditions that make this festival shine globally.

Shantanu Naidu, an engineer, social entrepreneur, and author, rose to prominence not only as an executive assistant to Ratan Tata but also through his own entrepreneurial ventures. Shantanu is the founder of Goodfellows, a startup with a unique mission to provide companionship to senior citizens. 

This Diwali, ditch the traditional gifts and embrace sustainability with eco-friendly options. From handmade treats and potted plants to organic products and zero-waste kits, there are numerous ways to make your celebrations both joyous and environmentally conscious.

This year, celebrate eco-friendly Diwali. Transform mason jars into lanterns, create rangoli with bottle caps, design wall hangings from fabric scraps, make coconut shell candles, and repurpose old string lights for a festive Diwali.

Scottish actor Gerard Butler recently opened up about his spiritually transformative experience in Varanasi, India, recounting his profound sense of connection and awe while exploring the ancient city. The video of Butler’s reflections has gone viral, with the actor describing his time in Varanasi as “beautiful, magical, mystical.” 

Vishnu Kumar, a farmer from Rajasthan, has successfully grown various crops using organic farming techniques with minimal water. His greenhouse farming generates substantial annual income. Learn about his inspiring journey in organic farming.

Do you know which state in India is home to the most Hindu temples? Read on to find out where the traditions of Hindu temple architecture and worship are most prominent!