Himanshu Nitnaware

The Reserve Bank of India is inviting applications from across India for the position of 'office attendant'. The vacancies are available in 17 cities

Researchers from IIT Guwahati have developed a Porous Radiant Burner (PRB) that works on a range of fuel such as LPG, biogas, and kerosene, and can be used for commercial as well as domestic purposes

In Gujarat's Ahmedabad, people prefer eating at Jashuben Shah Old Pizza rather than Domino's or Pizza Hut. But did you know that the iconic eatery was started by two enterprising women who invented a special 8-layered oven of their own?

Harshada Kerkar from Saligao, Goa, formed a citizen action group called Catch2o with her niece Sharada and their friends to revive ponds in Saligao, Pilerne and Marra in Goa

Indumaty Barve, Usha Manerika, Jayashree Samant and Shubhada Kothawale came together in 1991 to form the Shramik Mahila Vikas Sangh to help underprivileged women and single mothers become financially independent

Finding the service of coaching classes unsatisfactory, parents like Trilok Chand Gupta, Kinnar Choksi and Dilbar Singh knocked the doors of consumer courts. Here's how they got refunds for the paid fees

Ashish and Puja Singh from Varanasi run Kutumb, a foundation that rehabilitates young children addicted to substances. They also operate a nursery school for 80 children during the day

Inspired by a government programme, Sanjeev Singh from Punjab started growing mushrooms from organic compost in 1992, scaling it up to hundreds of tonnes which earned him the title 'Mushroom King of Punjab'.

Shamshad Zakir Hussain Mulla and her husband Zakir from Gujarat, gave up traditional farming to grow organic roses. Under their brand ‘Shama Gulkand’, they make and sell gulkand, rose water, and face packs

Lokesh Sharan, a teacher from Samastipur in Bihar, converted the porch of his house into a makeshift classroom where he teaches school children for just Re 1