Anandita Jumde

The state government has set aside 500 crores from its own resources to fund the scheme which has been named the 'Kalinga Sikshya Sathi Yojana'

Mudassir Ansari had not seen a computer till he turned 18. Today, he uses technology to bring internet connectivity to rural India and empower thousands with digital literacy.

At the cost of Rs. 300 per person, the Mission aims to train 60 million rural Indians in the next three years.

The Unique ID Cards will be valid across the country and will ensure ease of access for Persons with Disabilities to government schemes.

From installing LED streetlights to making solar and rainwater harvesting compulsory, Rajkot is working hard for a greener tomorrow.

The anti-piracy device uses infrared sensors to blur images on recording devices & has been developed by students of Mailam Engineering College, Villupuram.

The move will benefit the 2,466 Jews that reside in Maharashtra. The will now be able to avail of concessions & scholarships offered to minority communities

A basic mobile phone can become a tool of learning, thanks to Vaasvi Goyal and Kasturi Shah’s free English teaching service: Hello,Seekho

'The Museo Camera' will display 700 cameras, 800 original patents for cameras as well as a collection of camera advertisements.

Pavan Amara is the founder of My Body Back, a project that aims to help victims of sexual assault reclaim their bodies.