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Uttar Pradesh is building India's first National Cow Culture Museum in the holy city of Mathura, featuring over 100 exhibits celebrating the country's deep connection to cattle. The museum will blend religious heritage with scientific education, showcasing indigenous breeds and dairy innovation.
When COVID-19 hit, Seema Chhaparia started stitching sacred garments from her home in Mathura, India. Three years later, she runs a thriving workshop employing 40 women who craft traditional deity clothing.
A former daily wage worker in Mathura, India, transformed years of hard labor into his own cotton textile manufacturing unit. With government loan support, Ajayveer now runs a growing business that's shipping products across India.
A farmer in India is proving that traditional methods can create modern success. His chemical-free jaggery is winning customers across six cities and reviving rural pride.
Wildlife SOS veterinarians in India are using acupuncture to treat rescued elephants suffering from chronic pain, paralysis, and digestive issues after years of captivity. The ancient technique is helping elephants walk again and live pain-free when conventional treatments fell short.
A 27-year-old elephant named Veer, severely injured after years of forced labor, just became the first patient in India's new state-of-the-art elephant ambulance. Wildlife SOS is racing to rescue all of India's suffering "begging" elephants by 2030.
A specially designed elephant ambulance just completed its first rescue mission, transporting a 27-year-old elephant named Veer across India to receive life-saving veterinary care. The innovative vehicle lets medical teams monitor and treat elephants safely during transport while minimizing their stress.
A new permanent exhibit in Bengaluru lets visitors play a 19th-century version of Snakes and Ladders while exploring 2,000 years of art history. Ancient Buddhist sculptures share space with modern abstract paintings in an exhibit designed for hands-on discovery.
A 9-month-old elephant calf left paralyzed by a train collision is now walking on her own after groundbreaking treatment in India. Bani's recovery represents the first use of acupuncture on an elephant in the country.
A stunning astronomical observatory built in 1724 to track stars transformed into India's most recognized space for democratic assembly. The journey from scientific monument to civic landmark shows how spaces can evolve to serve society in unexpected ways.