ATMA Foundation is taking charity to a more personal level
The founder of Atma Foundation about his initiative and why it takes social work to the next level
This Bengaluru poet will walk 750 km from Batapady to Kanyakumari to inspire women to be independent
Janet Orlene talks about why she's going to walk and camp on the beach for two months straight — and why she feels it will be an inspiration for every young woman
The elephant in the room: Why we need to change the way we think about animal conservation
The founders of The Real Elephant Collective talk about how we can be smarter about animal conservation
How East Kolkata Wetlands' school kids are 'dialoguing' about their ecosystem
We spoke to the founder of Disappearing Dialogues, an initiative that's creating awareness about conserving water among high school students to find out more
At 19, this CRPF guard's son from Bihar will represent India at FB-Google conference in Singapore
The BountyCon was jointly launched by Facebook and Google and will feature top security researchers in the Asia-Pacific region, who can help detect and identify vulnerabilities in cyber networks
Born with a 90 per cent disability, Mohammad Asim is fighting for his right to a fair education
13-year-old Mohammad Asim shares his amazing story about finding strength through his disability and fighting for what is rightfully his
Vysakh SR is the unlikely football hero that you need to know about
Vysakh SR speaks about playing football after losing his leg in a tragic accident and finding a place in the ISL
This forum established by PhD scholars from around Kerala aims to create a new intellectual space in the state
Prajna Foundation aims to create an intellectual space that is ideas for Kerala's thinkers
Check out the Apni Roti van, which provides 4k fresh rotis to the poor every single day — on wheels
Installed inside the mobile van is an automated roti-making machine that has the capacity of producing close to 1,000 rotis in just an hour
IIT-Delhi researchers develop 'DotBook', India's first Braille laptop for the visually-impaired
Instead of a screen, the laptop displays embossed text in Braille through the help of a touchpad. Users will get to feel everything a website has by just touching the pad
This retired army officer from Bellary continues to serve his nation by providing free training for IAF aspirants
After serving for 16 years in the army, Bellary's Mohammad Rafi is now working with a group of youngsters to help them pass their physical and theoretical exams and join the Indian Armed Forces
This government school teacher in Koravi invested money from his pocket to provide electricity and water to his students
We track the journey of Mohan Kumar, a teacher who brought electricity and water to the Government Higher Primary School in Koravi and paid for it out of his own pocket
Now, you can check your hearing with WHO's new and free hearing screening app
According to the World Health Organisation, up to 1.1 billion young people (between the ages of 12–35 years) are at risk of experiencing hearing loss due to exposure to noise
Tata Power's Club Enerji is focusing on sensitising children about the energy crisis and scarcity of resources in India
Starting with 12 schools in Mumbai in 2007, Club Enerji has now reached more than 533 schools nationwide, sensitising over 19.34 million participants
Nobody’s children: Why Seema Waghmode is educating kids born to sex workers in Maharashtra
Seema Waghmode is a woman from Pune who has been working with Commercial Sex Workers and their children since 1993
This government school teacher in Udupi is driving children to school
We talk to Rajaram, a teacher who has been instrumental in attracting more children to government schools. How he has been able to achieve this is an incredible story
Meet the people who are stopping Karnataka's schools from shutting down
Who's going to ensure that government schools in Karnataka don't shutdown because none of the kids want to study there? These rockstars for sure. Check out why they do what they do
Chilla has created a safe haven for the children of sex workers and helps them fight social stigma. Here's how
The founder of Chilla talks about creating a safe space for the children of sex workers and protecting them from societal stigma
This 76-year-old boatman has been ferrying children across the Tungabhadra to school free of cost
A boatman of the people, UK Mallanna loves to ferry students across the river and never expects anything in return
2 Million Steps to Hope: How these marathon runners are helping fight human trafficking
John Moriarty talks about his mega-marathon against human trafficking which flagged off in Chennai on January 18, 2019
How this 12-year old boy developed a ship to clean plastic from oceans and save animals from dying
To fight against plastic waste, this 12-year-old from Pune has designed a ship that sucks pollutants from our seas and oceans.We find out how it works
The Art Outreach Society in Kerala is using art as a tool to improve the emotional health of children
The founder of the The Art Outreach Society speaks about shaping education with a steady focus on creativity
This Facebook page aims to help people with their mental health issues through their content
No One Cares, a Facebook page that revolves around the idea of spreading positivity has 15 million followers in just a year
How you can save a life by recording a song on your smartphone
Thomas John talks about Sing for Humanity, which is an initiative that lets donors sing a song that may just go online and help save lives in the process
Why after Tottenham and Fulham, Tanvie Hans wants to play football for Team India
From Tottenham and Fulham to The Amateur League in Bengaluru, Tanvie Hans talks about how football kicked-off in her life
How an all-women driving school is giving wings of freedom to women
The venture has helped thousands of Indian women to become more independent by offering them greater mobility and versatility
This pre-school chain founded by IIT-Delhi alumni has developed their own smartphone app for children's safety
Founded by Purvesh Sharma, Raj Singhal, and Ashish Aggarwal in 2012, Footprints Childcare, uses the latest developments in technology to ensure the children's safety and security
This 13-year-old's logistics start-up employs over 300 dabbawallahs in Mumbai
His start-up offers a simple, convenient and rudimentary logistics option, that enables customers to send and receive parcels on time
Over 2,000 differently-abled youth turned up for this super-inclusive dance festival in Bengaluru
Tandav, an inclusive dance festival organised by the NGO Smileys India, is held in Bengaluru every year in December
Meet these three women who've bagged the top ranks in the Odisha Civil Service Examination
Ayushi Mahapatra, Sanjita Mohapatra and Poonam Mahapatra have bagged the first, second and third ranks respectively
Odisha tribal girl from the Red Corridor clears Civil Sevice exam
Sandhya Samarth commenced preparations for the examination while pursuing her MPhil from Ravenshaw University in Cuttack
This HIV positive lady from Belgaum is helping many girls like her. Read her story about how she fought back the disease and discriminations in the society
This HIV positive woman from Belgaum is no less than a hero to others like her. So far, she's taken 11 HIV positive girls under her wing and aims to create facilities for thousands more
How Gaysi Family changed queer representation in India by creating a safe space for LGBTQIA stories
The founder of the Gaysi Family talks about the importance of queer representation and how it has evolved over the years
The people of Palathuruth are bringing their dreams back to the shore in the aftermath of the Kerala Floods
This community in Palathuruth is rebuilding the entire village from the ground up following the Kerala floods
From challenging Indian education system to studying at Stanford University, this visually impaired person's story inspires many
We talk to Kartik Sawhney about his journey to Stanford University and how he challenged the Indian education system to change their tradition of exempting blind students from studying Science
HIV can't decide my life's path: Going from helplessness to a life of meaning
One day as he was roaming the streets of Mumbai in search of a better consult, a poster caught his eye — total herbal cure for HIV and AIDS. Nine months passed and nothing happened
World AIDS Day 2018: How this 18-year-old from Kolkata overcame HIV and is now helping change the mindset
Sneha, who completed her schooling and is currently studying retail management at Swami Vivekananda College in Kolkata, loves to play the guitar
I have HIV and I am not ashamed: How a woman from Jalpaiguri went from a victim to a beacon of hope
Being shy about your disease is the worst thing you can do to yourself. Not only will it give you the inferiority complex that you do not deserve, but it can also cause physical harm at times
World AIDS Day: Which of these 20 myths about HIV do you still think are true?
HIV is one of the those diseases that has a long list of misconceptions that surround it ever since it was discovered. This AIDS Day, here is a list of myths that people believe about HIV-AIDS that we
Meet the cyclists who have helped over 10k kids stay away from trafficking
The cyclists of Go Cycle have cycled across 30 Indian cities since 2016 and helped thousands of kids understand the perils of child trafficking
