Aishhwariya Subramanian

From creating robots that play football to making them wrestle, these kids are learning math, science and programming without missing out on fun!

Designed by 12th grader Rifath Sharook, the satellite has been named KalamSat in honour of the former President of India, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam.

The recently-launched programme involves volunteers dressed up as Yamraj who confront those caught using their cell phones while driving.

The donation will contribute towards an IAS academy that will train aspirants from tribal and rural areas as well as those who come from underprivileged backgrounds.

From donating to a public library to funcing an organisation that helps farmers in India, this couple channeled their altruistic spirit.

Under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi scheme, generic drugs, which are not branded but have the same efficacy as their branded counterparts, are sold to the public.

Tarika, who ran away from home at 16, was adopted by trans activist Grace Banu and re-enrolled back in school.

From award-winning actors to visionary entrepreneurs, these inspiring Indians refused to let setbacks and failures dictate their destiny.

The design, developed by Sanjana Paramhans, can be assembled easily and is equipped with special features to ensure the privacy of its users.

Thanks to all the efforts of students, Arunima R. Nair now has a brick and mortar house to call her own and quite possibly friends to last a lifetime.