Anagha R Manoj

Retired professor Dr Mohini Gadhia from Surat is a home gardener who grows a variety of vegetables and fruits in her garden. She shares some tips on how nature helps her heal despite a severe illness.

Tamil Nadu-based architect Sivapriya Vinithkumar started Fusion Fluids with her husband Vinithkumar. They brew a tea out of raspberry, gooseberry and fenugreek, which is an alternate for caffeinated drinks and green tea.

Abhay Bishnoi started JB Capital along with his friends Manish and Sandeep to produce Cordyceps Militaris (aka super mushrooms) that can fight diabetes and heart diseases.

A list of the best innovations by Indians would surely include these 10 low-cost ideas that solve everyday problems in every field, from healthcare to sustainability.

Meena and Harsh Mandavia's tiffin delivery service has provided over 15,000 free meals and 40,000 rotis to those who need it most during this pandemic.

Narendra Pitale, a retired engineer built an eco-friendly house with mud, clay and recycled materials for Rs 2 lakh in Shilimb village, Maharashtra.

Bhagvanji Rupapara's birdhouse is 140 feet long and has 2,500 earthen pots which shelter thousands of birds.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi's initiative aims to encourage more girls to take up Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) as a career.

Winning Miss Universe to winning a gold medal at the Paralympics; check out this list of powerful women from Harnaaz Sandhu and Avani Lekhara to the passionate Tulasi Gowda.

Anandibai Joshi, Kadambini Ganguly, Rukhmabai Raut, Haimabati Sen, Muthulakshmi Reddy and Mary Poonen Lukose – written out of history, India’s first women doctors were trailblazers.