- Search results for Inspiration
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 | Garden Up: How this IISc alumnus became a YouTuber to explain the science behind urban gardeningWith over 700,000 subscribers on YouTube and more than 135,000 followers on Instagram, Ekta's page Garden Up is any plant lover's safe haven. We find out more | |
 | Being Sai: How the wheelchair never held this Hyderabad youth back from skydiving or going to Antarctica with Robert SwanNow that Sai Prasad Vishwanathan has been to Antarctica, gone skydiving and pursued his MBA from ISB, he has been conducting counselling sessions for over 35,000 students and is helping out a lot | |
 | Meet the Fashion Design student from Odisha who's illustrating books covers with LGBTQIA+ motifsAre you looking for a notepad? Then Nude should be your go-to place because they're covers are adorned with interesting LGBTQIA+ themed designs and come with infographics about the community too | |
 | Being Saloni Gaur: Meet the Instagrammer whose Nazma Aapi character trolls pretty much everythingFrom CAA to the PM-CARES Fund, from the Janta Curfew to the lockdown in general — if it has happened, Saloni has spoken about it. And this is exactly why we love it every bit of it | |
 | Bag it like that: Why you'll totally love Lilorosh's artsy creationsLilia Jose, co-founder of Lilorosh speaks about their unique toolkits and designer bags for artists. They have sold over 99 bags when the lockdown was relaxed across India | |
 | Why you'll love this Coimbatore artist's miniature 'lockdown' paintings that are all the rage on InstagramPavithra Kannusamy utilised the lockdown experimenting with her artwork and gained a niche following on Instagram as a result | |
 | Start-up struggling after COVID? Listen to the Wission Talks for some quick entrepreneur inspoGain insights, perspective and motivation from Wission Talks and their speakers, we suggest after talking to the founder Prudhvi Tammana. This is the story behind him setting up this organisation | |
 | This IIT grad quit his cushy job abroad to start a school for tribal children in Assam's MajuliBipin Dhane, an IIT Kharagpur graduate, quit his job in Singapore to contribute towards the education sector. He set up the Hummingbird School in Assam's Majuli island to teach Mising tribe children | |
 | With fossilised accessories, Amrita Giriraj's Alankaara is helping craftsmen from Kanyakumari stay afloatWe speak to Amrita Giriraj to find out about her brand of fossilised jewellery and accessories, and how it helps craftsmen from Kanyakumari earn a livelihood | |
 | This Pune duo turns old shipping containers into portable schools & sustainable houses. Here's howDhara Kabaria and Sonali Phadke have been upcycling old shipping containers, turning them into living spaces, offices and schools. We find out how and why | |
 | Finding where the Indian gene has left its mark: Why you'll love reading IndogeneAuthor Sriram Devatha speaks about Indogene, a book that is a must-read if you want to know the history behind Indians living in different countries. He has included his personal experiences in it | |
 | These Kerala twins' DIY videos on YouTube are paying for their education. Check out their cool science experimentsDevaj and Devang V, 15-year-olds from Kerala run their own YouTube channel and have over 150,000 subscribers. We spoke to them to know more about what they make videos on and how | |
 | Here's how Puducherry start-up Vaahan is making car travel easy for the differently-abled with their Caruna seatsThe mechanism in the Caruna seats sense the obstacles on the car and makes sure that the hands, legs don't hit anything. It brings the passenger and the seat out of the door completely | |
 | Damini Bhatla, who sang the Baahubali song Pacha Bottasi, will be out with her new album soonThe lyrics of Sweet Nothings/Raane, the first song she has composed, are by Kittu Vissapragada, it was musically produced by Rakesh Chary with Lalith Talluri on flute and Navneeth Krishnan on drums | |
 | Here's how this 20-year-old's NGO Khoon is saving lives by making sure blood reaches a patient at the right timeEver found yourself in dire need of blood for a loved one? No? Then, thank your lucky stars. But if you have, then you will certainly understand the importance of NGOs like Khoon. We find out more |
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