Jovita Aranha

In five years, the retired engineer, now 70, has managed to set up a beautiful terrace garden where he grows most vegetables, fruits and leafy greens.

Today, this 37-year-old part-time techie is a full-time farmer who cultivates paddy, coconut, oil palm and cocoa organically, making nearly Rs 10-15 lakh a year!

It is our pride that some of these farmers are our very own TBI heroes, who through years of effort, rode a wave of change in the field of Indian agriculture.

63-year-old Senthamil Selvan narrates his six-year journey into converting once barren and uncultivable land into a beautiful farm.

For every cup of tea sold at his stall, he used half the amount towards the education and health of the slum kids.

Today, NaPanta has reached 1,17,000 farmers. The daily unique farmer visitors are over 3,000, and the daily app interactions are more than 25,000.

Saurabh's startup harnessed the acetic acid content of the citrus fruit waste and developed a bio-toilet cleaning solution.

These women officers will be seen breaking into the traditional male bastion as they march forward with their heads held high and pay their tribute to the nation’s rich history and cultural heritage. Here’s all you need to know about how the 2019 70th R-day parade will create history.

The youngster turned to organic farming in 2016 and grows a range of grains, pulses, fruits, and vegetables, without any chemicals. He also undertakes wood cultivation.

“The benefit of using Azolla is that it is locally available and inexpensive. It is cheap and renewable."