What if our cities were built to beat the heat?

Imagine buildings that reflect sunlight, rooftops that cool naturally, and streets lined with shade.
But in 2024 alone, India faced over 100 heatwave days, with temperatures soaring past 45°C across multiple states.

She studied the same equations. Solved the same problems. Dreamed the same dreams.

Yet, too often, she’s missing from the future of STEM.

In India, many young women enter STEM fields—but systemic barriers. But the solution isn’t just to bring her in—it’s to help her ...stay.

“War is not a Bollywood movie and your first choice is never war."

He has led from the front, fought on every frontier and witnessed the price of conflict beyond headlines and history books.

Getting to school shouldn’t feel like chasing a distant dream.

Yet for millions of children in rural and marginalized communities, the path to education grows longer and harder—as they grow older.

We’re witnessing a cinematic revolution- AI is transforming how films are written, shot, edited and even imagined.
In a world craving connection and emotionthe question isn’t just what AI can do for filmmaking- but how we, as creators, adapt and stay rooted in storytelling.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) aren’t just values on paper; they are drivers of real-world impact.

When people feel safe to speak, when their diverse lived experiences are respected, and when access to opportunity is equitable, inclusion becomes a lived reality.

AI is one of the most democratised tech revolutions of our time. It is no longer a distant frontier; it is right here, embedded in how we learn, teach, and grow. Its greatest strength lies not just in innovation, but in how equitably we choose to use it.

On World Food Safety Day, we’re reminded that safe food is about more than just hygiene - it’s about nutrition, diversity, and access.

While India produces plenty of food, it’s often not the kind that truly nourishes.

Real change doesn’t start in boardrooms- it starts in classrooms.

This #WorldEnvironmentDay, we celebrate the young innovators from @ShivNadarSchool , @ShivNadarUni , and @VidyaGyanLA who are turning learning into climate action.

The India Meteorological Department predicts that the 2025 monsoon will bring 106% of the usual rainfall, which means more water this year.
Indian communities have always used traditional methods - stepwells in Rajasthan and water tanks in South India to collect rainwater.

The eighteenth edition of Ignition is here and the stage hosts some remarkable voices.

First, Gen MM Naravane, former Chief of Army Staff who brings insights and unfiltered truths from decades of service across India’s borders.