India Matters
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Matter To Launch Five New Motorcycles Based On AI-Defined Platform
Matter unveils India's first AI-Defined Vehicle platform at Technology Day 3.0, and announces five new two-wheelers for the coming years.
-
India Matters: Solar Revolution In Uttar Pradesh
In Hardoi district of Uttar Pradesh, private diesel generators power the rural economy. Noisy, polluting and expensive. The state electricity grid has reached some areas, but there is a chronic shortage of power.
-
India Matters: Here Comes The Sun
Dayamanagudisalu village in Kolar district is a village of 120 poor Muslim families, 125 kilometres from the technical hub of Bengaluru.
-
Enabling India: Accessible Metro
City transportation plays a key role in experiencing the world. Nikhil, Gajendra and Goldy come with us for a ride on the Delhi Metro, one of the most disabled friendly public transport systems in the country.
-
Enabling India: Going to the Movies
For many travellers with special needs, movies are the entertainment of choice. Theatre chains have begun to remove barriers that prevent wheelchair users from taking part in the movie going experience.
-
Enabling India: Good Access is Good Business
People with disabilities are gradually being recognised as potential customers. Different sectors, like tourism, aviation and transport, are taking steps to improve disability access. There is an economic perspective as the investments will lead to higher footfall.
-
India Matters: Finally, Signs of Inclusive Tourism
People with disabilities join us on a special journey as we look at initiatives that are Enabling India.
-
India Matters: Toilet Stories From the Capital
Nearly 13 per cent of the population in urban India defecate in the open. In the capital, Delhi, while there are no precise figures, the number of those defecating in the open as they don't have a toilet is substantial.
-
Art Matters: Bangalore's Festival of Literature
The Bangalore Literature Festival 2014 or BLF, held between September 26 and September 28, was dedicated to litterateur UR Ananthamurthy, who passed away recently.
-
India Matters: Trial by Terror
Two months ago, in a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court acquitted 11 people accused of masterminding the twin blasts in Surat.
-
India Matters: Peace in the jungle
This week we are travelling to the Jhargram parliamentary constituency in West Bengal. A no-industry zone, it has witnessed years of violence triggered by Maoists. Add to that, the presence of an inordinately high number of people living below the poverty line. The state government says it has unleashed a tide of development. We check the ground re...
-
India Matters: Food secure in the Capital
The debate on the merits and demerits of the National Food Security Bill went on for months. But most of it seems disconnected to the reality on the ground to the churning lakhs of low income families are experiencing as they register for the new scheme.
-
India Matters: On our own
6:30 am at Tara Apartments, South Delhi. You can hear the sounds of early morning, of young adults getting ready for a work day.
-
Matter To Launch Five New Motorcycles Based On AI-Defined Platform
Matter unveils India's first AI-Defined Vehicle platform at Technology Day 3.0, and announces five new two-wheelers for the coming years.
-
India Matters: Solar Revolution In Uttar Pradesh
In Hardoi district of Uttar Pradesh, private diesel generators power the rural economy. Noisy, polluting and expensive. The state electricity grid has reached some areas, but there is a chronic shortage of power.
-
India Matters: Here Comes The Sun
Dayamanagudisalu village in Kolar district is a village of 120 poor Muslim families, 125 kilometres from the technical hub of Bengaluru.
-
Enabling India: Accessible Metro
City transportation plays a key role in experiencing the world. Nikhil, Gajendra and Goldy come with us for a ride on the Delhi Metro, one of the most disabled friendly public transport systems in the country.
-
Enabling India: Going to the Movies
For many travellers with special needs, movies are the entertainment of choice. Theatre chains have begun to remove barriers that prevent wheelchair users from taking part in the movie going experience.
-
Enabling India: Good Access is Good Business
People with disabilities are gradually being recognised as potential customers. Different sectors, like tourism, aviation and transport, are taking steps to improve disability access. There is an economic perspective as the investments will lead to higher footfall.
-
India Matters: Finally, Signs of Inclusive Tourism
People with disabilities join us on a special journey as we look at initiatives that are Enabling India.
-
India Matters: Toilet Stories From the Capital
Nearly 13 per cent of the population in urban India defecate in the open. In the capital, Delhi, while there are no precise figures, the number of those defecating in the open as they don't have a toilet is substantial.
-
Art Matters: Bangalore's Festival of Literature
The Bangalore Literature Festival 2014 or BLF, held between September 26 and September 28, was dedicated to litterateur UR Ananthamurthy, who passed away recently.
-
India Matters: Trial by Terror
Two months ago, in a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court acquitted 11 people accused of masterminding the twin blasts in Surat.
-
India Matters: Peace in the jungle
This week we are travelling to the Jhargram parliamentary constituency in West Bengal. A no-industry zone, it has witnessed years of violence triggered by Maoists. Add to that, the presence of an inordinately high number of people living below the poverty line. The state government says it has unleashed a tide of development. We check the ground re...
-
India Matters: Food secure in the Capital
The debate on the merits and demerits of the National Food Security Bill went on for months. But most of it seems disconnected to the reality on the ground to the churning lakhs of low income families are experiencing as they register for the new scheme.
-
India Matters: On our own
6:30 am at Tara Apartments, South Delhi. You can hear the sounds of early morning, of young adults getting ready for a work day.
