Anandita Jumde

People from different walks of life are participating in Swachch Bharat to clean India. Here are four stories that will inspire you to do your bit.

A 25-year-old conscientious bride, decked in her wedding finery, made her way to the polling booth in Kottayam to cast her maiden vote, hours before her wedding.

The Indian Space Research Organisation will soon be launching their very first reusable launch vehicle. If successful, the technology will help drastically bring down costs of launching satellites into orbit.

What do a football programme, a hospital and a vocational training programme have in common? One man’s vision for a better Bihar.

Suriya Ansari, a former engineer, is helping improve the health and sanitation conditions of rural India with a simple, cost-effective toilet solution.

The Indian Railways is all set to launch trials for solar-panelled trains that will power electrical appliances within the train.

Pallium India offers palliative care services free of cost to the needy, giving thousands a better quality of life – and death.

Kuldeep Dwivedi, Ansar Ahmad Shaikh and Sweta Agarwal are 3 achievers who have cracked the UPSC exams, proving that circumstances do not define success.

India's first solar powered ferry has been commissioned by KSWTD and has been designed and built by the start-up NavAlt Solar and Electric Boats.

For more than a decade, this man and his wife have been serving free home-made food to more than 400 poor relatives of patients at VS Hospital in Ahmedabad.