The Stage can help you prep for that big interview and help you with your personal growth too
Pranay Wankhede, Founder and CEO of The Stage speaks about his start-up that helps students work on the skills required to shine in an interview as well as on their personal growth
Uttarakhand postpones reopening of colleges after spike in COVID-19 cases
The Health Secretary had also cautioned the people against a surge in coronavirus cases and said it is likely to spread further during the winter season
This teenage innovator has developed an automated pesticide sprayer to ease our farmers' load
Neha Bhatt, a 10th grader who has developed an automated agri sprayer that can help farmers spray pesticides or organic medicine without much effort. It works on chargeable battery for five hours
Meet the Potterhead law professor from Kolkata who designed a Harry Potter curriculum
We spoke to Shouvik Kumar Guha, a Law professor from Kolkata who designed a curriculum on Harry Potter
Books on Himalaya, Brahmaputra, Krishna Menon in Kamaladevi NIF Prize shortlist
The shortlist covers a century of modern Indian history and encompasses several genres - biography and investigative reportage, environment histories, anthropology and history
A Rocha India is educating kids on elephant conservation and the need to reduce human-animal conflict. Here's how
Why it is important for us to protect elephants and their natural habitat? Avinash Krishnan of A Rocha India speaks about their programmes meant to create awareness among kids and its positive results
How Maitreyee Kumar is helping every child get into their 'Dream School' through her Ten Plus programme
Maitreyee Kumar of Dream School Foundation speaks about their Ten Plus programme to help students pursue higher education in whichever school or college they wish to study in
This nine-year-old from Jodhpur is sprinting her way to world records and Olympics. And Virat Kohli is helping
Pooja can sprint really fast — 3 kilometres in 12 minutes 50 seconds — and she's now falling in love with fast bowling
Meet Sandeep Kumar, who is going door-to-door collecting books and stationery for kids to study
Sandeep established the Open Eyes Foundation in 2018 to help marginalised kids continue their education
This IIM prof's marketing questions are Kissed by the GoT Fire. Check out how cool his question papers are
Dr Guda, in an attempt to make exams fun rather than taxing, based his entire Marketing Management question paper on episodes from GoT
Meet 6-year-old Arham Om Talsania, who has a Guinness Record as the world's youngest computer programmer
Arham created a Guinness World Record after clearing the Python programming language exam conducted by Microsoft. We find out more about the six-year-old
This Bengaluru mother wanted her son to read. And so she started a library. 13 years on, this is what happened
ThinkBox is a children’s library stocked with books and toys in Bengaluru’s Malleshpalya main road. We find out more
Baalya Trust is working towards bringing bringing tribal kids to Ashram schools. Here's how
Anantha, Founder of Baalya Trust speaks about what they have been doing to bring tribal kids to Ashram schools in Mysuru and the impact of his Chinnara Loka Programme on kids so far
Schooling the Totto-Chan way: How Baala Balaga is changing the concept of schooling in Dharwad
Prathiba Kulkarni of Baala Balaga School in Dharwad tell us about how she and her husband were inspired by the Totto-Chan book to change the concept of school among parents and kids
Here's why Gautham Menon's Ondraga Entertainment released a short film by these students
Meemu, a Malayalam short film by a group of students is gaining a lot of attention online. We spoke to the people behind it and explored its Gautham Menon connect
Move on: This Boston Uni student just wrote a lockdown book about not dwelling in the past
Samridh Seth, author and a Physics student at the Boston University in the USA, about his new book Past Dwellers and why youngsters must read it before they make a decision in their lives
Why Usha Rajagopalan's new book will help you fall in love with animals and nature again
Famous conservationist and author, Usha Rajagopalan speaks about her new book, The Zoo in My Backyard and why everyone must this beautiful book
Here's how this Kerala school learning app is teaching students in Malayalam
Emphasising mainly on the Kerala state syllabus, BrainsPrep has over 20,000 registered users on its platform currently. We find out how
Coloured with magic: Why Shameem Lukman is the man with a Photoshopped plan
Shameem Lukman has gone viral on social media for using Photoshop to manipulate images and create illusionsof personalities that the public knows and admires
Why this young doctor decided to quit the city and work in a PHC in a remote Himachal Pradesh village
Dr Kumar always wanted to serve and learn from on-ground experiences before she went on to get more degrees. Now she works at one of the coolest places in the country
National Unity Day: This Kerala interfaith couple was wrongly accused of Love Jihad. In response, they changed the system
The marriage application of Athira Sujatha and her fiancee Shameem was wrongly circulated on social media last year, causing distress to the couple
The Good Samaritan: Salem’s Celine Augustin, govt school teacher has walked the streets for 25 years, helping over 1k kids get educated
For the last 25 years, Mary has spent her days walking around railway stations, government hospitals, under flyovers, public parks, traffic lights, looking for children who needed help
Here's how this Kerala artist went from selling candy to painting for the country's greatest personalities
Firos Assan has gone from struggling for his own education to creating opportunities to teach young children to use their art skills in the best possible way
This retired Railways employee has built a free library for kids in rural Karnataka. This is his story
Ningappa Patil worked as a Head Sorting Assistant at the Railway Mail Services until 2018. Soon after his retirement, he has ensured to fulfill his dream of building a library for rural children
This 80-year-old IIT Bombay alum and his wife are running online tuitions for underprivileged kids in Karnataka. This is their amazing story
Currently, 100 students are attending Badrinath and Indira's free online classes. A few more students wants to be part of it hence they are in the process of getting smart phones for them from donors
Here's how this 14-year-old girl from Kerala fluently sang a Himachali song
Keralite Devika SS caught the attention of the nation's leaders and the public when she fluently sang a Himachali song as part of the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat initiative recently
How the country’s first transgender-run Milk Cooperative Society in Kovilpatti has given them hope and an identity
Activist Grace Banu credits the District Collector, the District Revenue Officer and the relentless hard work of the transgender community in setting up the Cooperative
Here's how Classpro platform is helping coaching institutes conduct online classes during the pandemic
In order to help coaching institutes during the pandemic, Classpro provided them with a platform to launch their online coaching classes. It is currently being used to teach 50,000 students online
Meet the undergrad student whose paper cutting art on Instagram of celebs is all the rage today
Vibhav Mangalore speaks about his pencil sketches and paper cutting art posted on his Instagram page is something that everyone must take a look at
Here's how Bengaluru's Kavade's bringing back traditional games and toys to people in urban areas
Sreeranjini, Founder of Kavade, speaks about her traditional toy house that is involved in popularising traditional games and toys in Bengaluru for more than a decade
These curly hair dolls will be at the Kochi Muziris Biennale 2020. Check them out!
Curly and proud! That's what Anisha P, Co-founder of Curly Wurly, says about herself and her curly-haired creations. This year, her doll will be put up at the Kochi Muziris Biennale
Meet the MSc student from Kochi who has broken a world record by completing 1000 online courses in 100 days
Arathi Reghunath spent most of her lockdown days enrolling in various courses on Coursera to help utilise her time better and be productive in the best possible way
How Anubha Mahajan used social media to unite Indians silently living with chronic pain and give them a voice
Anubha Mahajan set up Chronic Pain India on Twitter and Insagram where she offered people the opportunity to share their experiences with such conditions
Meet the Delhi food blogger behind the viral video on Baba ka Dhaba
Gaurav Wasan has been a food blogger for the past seven years and thinks that he walked into Baba ka Dhaba at the right time
Here's how these two architects are helping young students learn sustainable practices in architecture
We speak to Sridevi Changali, Co-founder of Masons Ink to find out why they fall back on sustainable practices and how they are involving students in their projects to pass on their learning
This army of ploggers is collecting reusable materials for the poor during the lockdown
Reduce, reuse and recycle is The Indian Ploggers Army motto. Nagaraj tells us how he has been coordinating with various groups to provide essentials and gadgets during the pandemic
A fulfilling life is in everyone's reach, mental illness cannot be the barrier: Bipolar India's Vijay Nallawala
As someone who has been living with bipolar disorder all his life, Vijay Nallawala is best positioned to tell us about the condition, how he overcame his mental illness and a lot more
This government school headmaster in Raichur takes a boat ride across the Krishna to teach 13 children on an island village
Sharanabasappa teaches 13 children who are in class 8, 9 and 10 in Kuruvakuruda village. He has also arranged a cluster resource person to overlook the progress of these kids in terms of academics
How Rayna Singh is empowering young girls from a Delhi slum through taekwondo lessons
Rayna Singh, a 17-year-old American Embassy School student, is making a difference in the lives of young girls by teaching them self-defense and instilling confidence
The light in Kichankani: How Somy Solomon build a library in faraway Tanzania
Somy Solomon is the activist, researcher and social worker who build the first library in the Tanzanian village of Kichankani. Check out her story
