Divya Sethu

Sonali Khan is the managing director of Sesame Workshop India, whose most famous programme Galli Galli Sim Sim is watched by millions of children across the country. Here’s why she decided to quit a thriving journalism career to work in women and child development.

Dr Sandra Desa Souza, the first Indian doctor to perform cochlear implant surgery, has performed surgery on underprivileged children with hearing impairments, winning a place in the Limca Book of World Records and a Padma Shri for her endeavours.

Dunu Roy, who runs Hazards Centre in Delhi, talks about SNS Sastry’s documentary ‘I Am 20’, and how he turned to a life of urban and rural development to make engineering meaningful.

Jyothi, as a team change leader with Breakthrough India, she is transforming the landscape of her village in Karnal, Haryana, by making sure that every girl in her village gets the chance to study like she did.

Juliana Dias da Costa was a prominent figure in the Mughal courts during the reign of Bahadur Shah I. We trace the Portuguese woman’s story, historical significance, and the reason why she has faded to obscurity since then.

Under Breakthrough India's Dhakal Do campaign, youth volunteers such as Nargis in Delhi's Sangam Vihar colony are helping women fight gender-based violence through much-needed intervention.

Stranded in a foreign land after her father's death, Swati Arun, a 23-year-entrepreneur from Delhi, narrates the story of how she started Arun’s Bakery with her mother.

Sagarika Bhattacharya's two-year-long fight against Norwegian authorities comes to the big screen. So here's what 'Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway', starring Rani Mukerji, is all about.

Anuradha Gupta, deputy CEO of Gavi, recalls her days as an IAS officer and as the mission director of India's fight against polio, and how a risk she took played off when the country was declared polio free in 2014.

As the Telugu period drama RRR is set to release in January next year, we take a look at the life of the film's subject, Komaram Bheem, and how he channeled a life time of suffering into mobilising the Gond community to rebel against the feudal Nizamate of Hyderabad and the British Raj.