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Hima Bindu writes about her journey of grit and determination, and how she never gave up in spite of several hurdles.

Cancer continues to be one of the biggest health risks in India. Fortunately, there’s a whole new range of advances and tools that are boosting the fight against this deadly disease. Dr. Preeti Choudhary takes a closer look.

Bhuvan Thaker writes about the need for a four-pronged approach in education and how India can make that happen with more attention to detail.

From making up bedtime stories for his 2-year-old daughter, to authoring a book of bedtime stories - Suresh Ediga writes about his journey.

Dinchengfa Boruah comes from OBC background in Assam. She has a caste certificate, but took a decision not to use it for her civil services exam. This is her story.

Dr. Vishal Rao, an oncologist and head and neck surgeon at the Bangalore-based HealthCare Global (HCG) Cancer Center, writes about the debate on food safety in India and how it is related to cancer.

India’s literacy rate continues to be below the global average, despite concentrated and prolonged efforts. Renu Sharma explores different facets of the problem, and how we can speed up the process towards a universally literate nation.

The work for the water-taxi service to ferry tourists and commuters will likely be functional by June this year.

Manjita Vanzara talks about civil services and how her position is helping her give back to the society.

Only 24, Mrityunjay Jalan, with his sister Avantika, manages the daily running of the family estate.