Ashoka India

Few would argue against the fact that having telephones makes life infinitely simpler. Unfortunately, there are still places in India, where connections and networks are unable to reach. Such an event secludes these areas into isolation. There is one man who has realised the worth and is trying all he can to connect these areas with the rest of the country and the world.

The knowledge regarding organ donation is extremely scarce in India. The need for it, conversely, is high. There is one woman who is trying to spread this concern and has built a system of organ donation, which spreads information, conducts counselling sessions, trains coordinators and more.

With a background in architecture and urban planning, Pratima Joshi returned to Pune to notice an immense gap in the delivery of basic services in slums, from sanitation to proper ventilation, electricity and water. Read how she is addressing this gap using intelligent data.

The article gives a glimpse in to schools which have changemaking as the core and few great initiatives that children have successfully undertaken as a result of this new wave of education.