Gopi Karelia

In its 13th season, Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) has released over 900 episodes and produced several crorepatis over the years. So how hard are the final questions? You can try the 'crore' questions yourself.

Rezbin Abba from Kerala was left with a deep void after her parents' divorce, which only deepened when people around her mocked her for what she had been through. But thanks to letter writing, she found hope, solace and friendship in her pen pals from all over the world.

Celebrity chef Sanjeev Kapoor details his meteoric rise in the culinary world despite never having planned for it, the impact of his beloved show Khana Khazaana, and how he's using food to help out the underprivileged, disabled and those at the forefront of the COVID pandemic.

An IT employee by profession, Pune-based Harsh Gawali is a trained rescue operator during natural disasters. He shares his rescue missions during the Maharashtra floods in 2021

Sayambharataa Rural Skill Development Foundation (SRSDF), started by seven friends, tutors children from West Bengal’s Tantipara village and provides financial aid. But their ‘pay back’ clause ensures no kid is left behind.

Asakho Chase, a fitness trainer from Nagaland, was just looking to build a home for himself in the forest. What he did instead was recreate a cozy 'hobbit home', and it could very well be your next holiday home or escape from your hectic work life.

Sabiha Hashmi is a retired teacher from Gurugram who has been teaching underprivileged girls in the Jyothipalaya village of Karnataka for free.

Reeling under the climate crisis and urban infrastructure issues, five Madurai farmers dealt with tremendous crop loss and water woes by taking matters into their own hands with the help of DHAN Foundation.

C M Nagaraja, a school teacher from Bengaluru’s Government High School Doddabanahalli, was felicitated with the National Awards for Teachers for introducing eco-conscious initiatives through his teachings.

Nitin and Rohan Gupta launched Attero Recycling in 2007, and use a mix of mechanical and hydrometallurgical technologies to extract 98% metals like gold and silver from e-waste. On International E-Waste Day, we take a look at how these brothers are tackling the e-waste tsunami in an eco-friendly and sustainable way.