Being Anjan: This Kerala artist never let cerebral palsy get in the way of his colourful story
We trace the life of Anjan Satish, the differently-abled artist who managed to build the most promising career out of sheer passion for his art — despite having to cope with cerebral palsy
This hospital in Kerala treats differently-abled children free of charge
NIMS Spectrum offers special needs children under the age of 18 with a range of specialised programmes and therapeutic care
Meet the Belagavi man whom 55 HIV positive children fondly call 'appa'
Very few people can think about giving back to society and Mahesh Jadhav is one of those people. We chat with him to trace his journey that led him to start an NGO for HIV positive kids
How a group of kids started a library 10 years ago and put this Karnataka village on the map
The Chagaletty Children's Library is living proof that kids can do wonder. We speak to the youngsters who started the library for children when they were kids themselves which will complete a decade
This specially-abled cartoonist from Bidar creates cartoons that are brilliantly satirical. Check it out!
Sharad Kulkarni might be wheelchair-bound but his imagination definitely isn't. We talk to him to trace his challenging journey and his cartoons that have gone viral recently
Why Mumbai's at-risk kids love their School on Wheels more than regular classes
Bina Seth Lashkari, the founder of the iconic Door Step School in Mumbai, speaks to us about the importance of education and why every child should be introduced to learning at an early age
#RoboHealsPlanet: Chennai students to plant saplings at Anna University using 300 robots they built
The event will see robots planting saplings and other robots which will also water the saplings. The robots, made by the students themselves, took about two months to complete
How this Kerala college managed to go 100% green will give you #SustainabilityGoals
This is how Rajagiri College of Social Sciences has managed to walk the talk when it comes to sustainability and conservation on campus
Now, you can get upcycled stationery in exchange for the waste you collect. Let this Gurugram teen tell you how
Thirteen-year-old Vikramjeet Singh Kanwal wants his fellow youngsters to make small changes in their lives for the betterment of the environment. He speaks us about his plans for the future
Born with Down Syndrome, Aditi Verma's culinary journey is your daily dose of inspiration
We talk to Aditi Verma to trace her journey so far and the hard work that went into establishing Aditi's Corner in Mumbai. Combined with her gritty story, the good food is what draws people here
Music has a positive impact on the mental well-being of people who need it the most: Violinist Sunita Bhuyan
Sunita Bhuyan tells us how feeling good after listening to music is actually scientific, how it helps destress us, and a lot more
This lady from Mysuru can tell you how to use bottle gourds grown at your home
Seema Prasad carves handicrafts from 48 varieties of native bottle gourd available in Mysuru, thus giving underprivileged women and school dropouts a steady source of incom
Meet this 23-year-old from Bengaluru who is a 'Tiktok' rockstar on a wheelchair
Chandni Nair was diagnosed with Myopathy from birth and had been using a wheelchair, but that has never stopped her from pursuing her dream in education and passion, hand in hand and wins hearts
Meet Siddharth Pilli, the 12-year-old from Hyderabad who works as a data scientist and loves coding
Siddharth began coding from the age of seven. Here’s why his extraordinary story will make anyone believe that there is no best time to start achieving their dreams
These Bengaluru students' 'Wall of Kindness' encourages donation of old clothes
Six students from Vidyashilp Academy are building a Wall of Kindness where you can drop old clothes
To infinity and beyond: This 19-year-old from a Delhi slum is now building low-cost astronomy labs in schools
Aryan Mishra, 19, will now be building low-cost labs in schools across India under a government initiative. We find out more about his dreams and aspirations
How Murugan S Theruvoram saved the lives of more than 10,000 people living on the streets over the past 20 years
The founder of Theruvoram speaks about the 20 years he has spent taking care of people on the streets and why he is struggling to continue this noble deed
This retired professor from IIT-Delhi is on a mission to unite the youth against the rising hatred and intolerance in the country
Vipin Tripathi distributes flyers and conducts workshops to spread the message of peace and harmony against the background of the Kashmir shutdown and the citizenship row in Assam
The Reshma Qureshi story: How this acid attack survivor went on to become an influencer
Reshma Qureshi recently presented a book written about her Being Reshma at the Bangalore Literature Festival 2019 and the challenging journey of her life moved the audience
This Hubballi schoolgirl skated 400m blindfolded to get her own Guinness Record
Ojal Nalavade had been practising for months on end and finally managed to smash the previous record for skating blindfolded with a lot of ease
How diffabled youth Pranav Balasubrahmanyam struck a hands-free deal with the CM of Kerala
Born without his hands, Pranav is a painter and a young lad whose exuberance in life can be uplifting, bowled over Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan when he met him — and went viral right after
Why wedding photographer Richa Kashelkar is asking grooms to get off their high horse
Richa Kashelkar shares her personal experience as a photographer and why she has decided to speak openly about animals and loud weddings
They party on the palam: How a group of citizens in kerala turned a defunct Flyover into a fun zone
The organisers of Polinja Palarivattom Palam speak about gathering people to spend an ordinary day at an abandoned bridge in Kochi
These two girls from Mysuru can be the next boxing champs of India all thanks to their granny. Here's why
Shabana, who wants her granddaughters to reach the heights of success, begs at traffic signals to pay for their education and training
Why you'll totally relate to this Instagram page started by two girls with PCOS
The minds behind Two Broke Girls with PCOS, the Instagram page talk about this important condition — and how they're dealing with it and what's working and what's not
This cook's son won 6.4 lakh on a TV show and donated it to build a compound wall for his school!
Education Minister Suresh Kumar was so moved by rural boy's initiative to build a compound wall that he directed Zilla Panchayath officials to take up the project
This Bengaluru NGO is transforming children into active citizens who solve everyday problems
On this children's day, we bring to use some of the success stories from an NGO called CMCA and how they involved children in active citizenship
This green warrior from Kolkata set up the city's first zero-waste store. Here's why you should visit
The store has a policy where they encourage their customers to bring their own containers and carry it with them every time they come to buy anything
Meet the Dharwad student who will soon be among India's first women military police corps
Bheemakka Chavhan, an NCC cadet, managed to clear all the tests and will soon head for her training camp
This Mangaluru teacher couple has inspired many by entering 'Exclusive World Records'
Chethan created the largest paper cutting of Gandhiji and Akshatha has mimicked 40 different sounds in one minute
How Kerala's Project Roshni is transcending language barriers to educate migrant workers' children
We trace the growth of Ernakulam district's programme to make education inclusive for the children of migrant labourers by eliminating the barrier of language
After launching 1.5 lakh rockets, this ISRO alum has developed DIY rocket kits for kids
Divyanshu Poddar, Founder of Rocketeers, India’s first solid fuel-powered model rocket kit manufacturer, tells about the nuances of building rockets and how their kit is skilling students
This visually impaired 10th grader was once a great newsreader who used Braille news prompts!
Though he is visually impaired, his exposure to the news on TV and his natural speaking ability made him a great news reader, though he had to rely entirely on Braille
How a Geography lesson led to rural kids in Rajasthan experiencing Kerala's coastline
The minds behind the SMILE Exchange Programme speak about how they took rural kids from Rajasthan to Kerala, having raised funds through a partner programme with a college in Malappuram
After running a budget coffee shop in Kerala for 25 years, this couple has travelled to 24 countries
This couple uses the profits from their humble coffee shop in Kerala to travel the world. We check out how this 'senior-citizen' couple charted out their #TravelGoals
The Flying Transman: How Adam Harry went from being broke to India's first trans pilot
Adam Harry speaks about his rough journey through embracing his identity and following his dreams
This legal collective in Kerala is helping students fight for their right legally, free of cost
Your Lawyer Friend is a legal collective run by a group of law students and lawyers. We talk to a few of its members
This team of health experts have designed an app to train primary health care providers to detect and screen cancer
Regi Jacob, a co-investigator for the M-Onco Ed app speaks about how it educates doctors on how to detect cancer before it is too late to treat it
This 85-year-old from a Wayanad tribal settlement just cleared Kerala's literacy test
At 85, Kembi was the oldest in her literacy class. She now wants to clear the literacy mission's class IV equivalency exam
You will be blown away by this Bengaluru five-year-old's insanely abstract art!
Divya Rajasekaran is a proud mother of this child prodigy, Virat Karan. She talks about his knack for conceptual artwork and why art is such a huge part of this five-year-old's life
