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Mormu: Daughter of the Forest
Twelve-year-old Mormu is an adivasi or a tribal from eastern India. She is the first in her family to go to school. But, like her mother and grandmother, she collects wood and berries from the forest, to sell in the market. She can also shoot an arrow with a bow, make medicines out of plants, and catch fish with her bare hands. Read on ...
Super Moms
Did you know that mothers in countries like Japan, El Salvador, Sri Lanka and India have fought against nuclear weapons, military dictators, violence and drugs? Learn more about Super Moms Read on ...
The Woman who Collects Children
In her mountain village in Sikkim, Pinky Bhutia is known as the wonderful woman who is a mother to 14 children. Twelve are adopted and two her own. Read on ...
Why Mother's Day?
The story of Mother's Day. And of Ann Jarvis, who started it. Read on ...
Festival of Ramlila, Dandiya, Jatra
What is Dussehra without the Ramlila, Navaratri without the Dandiya and Garba, or Durga Puja without Jatra? Read on ...
The World's Hottest Chili
For the spiciest, tongue-burning experience in the world, head for Assam. The Tezpur chili is officially the world's prime scorcher. Read on ...
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Bungee
Oh my God!!!! That is what I blurted as I stood on a platform of a 100 feet high bridge. It seemed suicidal but I was going to do it. Read on ...
The Office Where Records Are Made
Do you want to create a record in something? There's one place you can ask for help - the Limca Book of Records. Read on ...
Going to School
"Oh No! School tomorrow. Why can't everyday be a Sunday, mom?" That's what we usually cry when we have to go to school but for me it was different. Read on ...
Say Cheese!
A visit to a model dairy unit in Ahmedabad, revealed something important to the author's little nephew - the secret of why cheese had holes. Read on ...
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