Jovita Aranha

The State Govt expects around 18 lakh students whose parents' income is less than Rs 10 lakh to opt for this scheme and are planning to earmark ₹110 crore!

Hemal Patel started ‘Urban Soil,’ an initiative which is striving to increase the number of space-efficient farms within cities.

A student from Muttil village’s WMO English Academy in Wayanad, Didhul will teach the grown men how to make furniture from banana fibre and be accompanied by his father.

The produce from his hydroponic farm will help feed underprivileged senior citizens in old age homes and NGOs, with none of it being commercially sold for profits.

This is the story of Kadambini Ganguly, one of the first women graduates from India and the entire British Empire, who moved on to become one of the first female physicians trained in western medicine in the whole of South Asia.

We hope the corporation is better prepared for monsoons and Mumbai never has to face a repeat of 29th August or 26th July ever again. But if crisis decides to strike again, these tips will help people face it better!

Govind Namdev decided to help the underprivileged families on the streets of Mumbai in an unusual manner and gifted them food, umbrellas and raincoats

Hailing from Puranattukkara in Thrissur, Saraswathy Amma sells her poetry books, to feed underprivileged and abandoned people in the city.

The Maharashtra government and civic authorities have declared a high alert after 100 mm rain was recorded yesterday and people have been advised to stay home for the next 24 hours.

The rains may have paralysed the city, but failed to break the spirit of good samaritans who extended help in every way they could to help fellow Mumbaikars.