'Connect' with nature and agriculture like this team of young engineers
Harnessing the power of edge computing and AI, the team at Allskier is building smart systems to boost food security in India
This Instagram initiative is selling art to help rural India to stave off COVID. Here's how you can help
With a target of Rs 40 lakh, all directed to NGOs working to rebuild rural India after the pandemic, this is a fundraiser with a difference
Meet 28-year-old Soumitra Mandal, Bengal's Oxygen Man, who dons more than one cape at a time
Soumitra Mandal is a teacher providing free tuition and arranging scholarships for poor students, but more recently he's being hailed as the Oxygen Man
Here's why this scholarship for LGBTQ students in the hospitality business is the coolest thing around
This baking scholarship from The Lalit Suri Hospitality School is unlike any other scholarship. Any self-identified LGBTQ+ individual who is a high school graduate can apply
How this law student who defeated patriarchy is helping kids in a tribal village in Bengal find their academic feet
Pritikana has been taking care of these kids and their education for the past year. It all started in September 2020, in the middle of the pandemic that has rendered the world paralysed
This theatre company run by a retired teacher couple is helping kids widen their imagination during the lockdown
This retired teacher couple is trying to set the trend of keeping your screens aside and engage in there to help imagine and stimulate your brain
Despite no electricity in her slum, this Mumbai girl ensures children there get the education they deserve
There are days when people of these slums, who are in close proximity to the city's infamous Milan Subway which is known to flood every year, see the worst as water seeps into their shanties
Paper from your denim and waste veggie peels: This Bengaluru kid's new invention might be the next big trend
It started one day when her mother was peeling onions, it occurred to Manya that the peel feels and looks very much like paper
She's on top of the world: Meet women trek leaders, adventure junkies who are taking the world on a trip
These women are encouraging a whole generation of young climbers to break free and lead expeditions and treks and find their space out there. We check out what powers these trendsetters
Meet Priya Patil, a Maharashtra student who has driven a funeral hearse for over 300 COVID victims
Crematorium workers have been her support since the beginning. They tell her it is perhaps logical to fear the living but there is no need to fear the dead
With a purpose is to generate awareness about COVID vaccines, two youngsters drive from Kochi to Kashmir
One of the youth said that unlike Kerala people in the northern states have apprehensions about COVID vaccines. He said that the purpose is to reassure them that vaccines are safe
From Maharashtra's village to Tokyo: 25-year-old archer Pravin Jadhav aims to make it big
Intitally he started as a runner, and archery came his way by accident. He was selected for the sport during a drill when he threw 10 out of 10 balls in a ring from a 10-metre distance
Here's how two school friends from Bihar landed full scholarships worth ₹42 lakh each at Ashoka University
Two young boys from Bihar’s Mahadalit community have managed to rise out of ignorance and poverty, and create a shot at an influential future with the help of Dexterity Global’s college initiative
How Arshya Gaur battled anorexia, depression to become an author and EdTech entrepreneur at 17
Through her platform Read Together, Arshya is also providing tablets to underprivileged children to provide them equal access to quality education
This school teacher is spreading vaccination awareness at weddings and funerals in tribal Maharashtra. Here's how
The Adivasi villages in Gujarat received vaccines first but due to various discrepancies, a few people succumbed right after vaccination. This caused fear and apprehension
How this 21-year-old from Pune is teaching street kids across the city to minimise the dropout count
They might not always know what's in the books but a life on the street has taught them life skills, says Abhijeet Pokharnikar
Why architect Aatika Manzar's one-of-a-kind book cafe in Delhi is a space accessible to 'all'
This book cafe in Delhi has been designed for the diff-abled with utmost care, keeping in mind easy movement of wheelchairs, access to washrooms, tactile tiles for the visually-impaired and much more
This AI chatbot by Class 11 students will help teens deal with mental stress. Here's how
The AI chatbot provides a platform to teenagers to discuss their mental health issues. We find out more
Meet Mumbai's Zoya, the first trans photojournalist who is still struggling to find her way in life
Even after being featured in a hoard of newspapers and websites, Zoya still has to beg to sustain herself. What's the use of this fame, she asked
Meet Vinod Kumar Chaudhary, a computer operator at JNU, who holds nine Guinness World Records
A fan of Milkha Singh since childhood, Vinod said that though his dream of becoming an athlete could not be fulfilled, the speed he wanted to achieve as an athlete has been achieved in typing
Therapy, sharing circles and more — this 26-year-old Mumbaikar is ensuring that the mental health of COVID warriors gets the attention it needs
One Future Collective, founded by Vandita Moraka, is out there making sure that COVID warriors aren't bogged down by mental fatigue by offering them different types of therapy options
How this entrepreneur set up firewood banks in UP to help the poor perform last rites for their dead kin
With help of local government bodies, a total of 10 firewood banks have been set up until now across 10 ghats (piers) in UP’s Ghazipur district
How Entrepreneurs of Kolkata came together to help the city breathe when it was being choked by COVID
With their initiative, Breathe Again, they are partnering with leading government and private hospitals or organisations to provide facilities like beds, oxygen cylinders and more
This wearable ventilation system for PPEs developed by an engineering student will make life easier for frontline workers
Called the Cov-Tech Ventilation System, it can be attached to any kind of PPE kit and can be worn between 6-8 hours. We find out more
The name is Bond. Bond Ma'am: This govt teacher deposits 1k in every new student's account when they enroll to study
Besides the bond scheme, Rekha and the other teachers have been working to create unique facilities for children so that they can come and study at their school in Hosanagara
Do it the Dhwani way: How one man's vision has led to 10k teachers getting cutting-edge training across Karnataka
For twenty years, the Dhwani Trust has been giving Kannada medium Govt School teachers across Karnataka find their way to great teaching. Now, the game has changed and so have they
Here's how social impact platform Yes!poho is helping weavers, artisans with basic medical kits
Yes!poho is a social impact platform aimed at improving the livelihoods of weavers and artisans across the country
Presidency College students donate Rs 3 lakh funds kept for their college fest to build infrastructure for COVID-affected children
The Presidency University's Students' Council is donating Rs 3 lakh, which is 40 per cent of their union's budget and earmarked for the college fest
