The Kudremukh mine, one of India's largest, was completely shut down in 2006 after a protracted battle between the company and environmental activists. The township was evacuated, leaving behind a legacy of glory and pride. The story reveals the strange history and fate of the Kudremukh mines.

Indian food items are famous for their rich flavors, delightful sweetness, and mouth-watering taste. We follow diverse food habits, which is a combination of our vast culture and custom. Apart from our regular food items, some tribal communities prepare and consume several bizarre food items, which will leave you surprised. Red ant chutney is such an unusual delicacy that is common among specific tribal communities in India.

The Mountain Railways of India have unique railway lines built in mountainous regions. These trains are commonly known as 'toy trains.' Three of these railway lines are designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site and popular tourist attractions. Here is a brief history of India's toy trains and their origin. Let us explore.

India's never-ending love for street foods is famous among the food enthusiasts. You can see that every busy street in Indian cities is lined with local vendors who sell street foods. Street foods are popular among everyone, as they have a unique taste. Street foods are available for a comparatively low rate. The street food culture is vast and progressed to a profitable business nowadays. Pani puri, an all-time favorite snack of all street food lovers, has some fascinating stories behind its origin. Let us explore them.

Chendamangalam is a village located in Eranakulam, in the state of Kerala. This village is popular for its traditional weaving communities, which produce cotton dhotis, Kerala sarees, and 'set mundu'( traditional outfit of Kerala). In 2018, Kerala was affected by severe floods. Many people died and went missing. During the flood, the weaving community of Chendamangalam faced a massive loss as their stocks and weaving units were destroyed by the heavy rains. The story describes the birth of 'Chekkutty,' the fabric doll who became the ray of hope in their lives.