Krystelle Dsouza

After surviving a near-fatal accident, Sandy Khanda founded the Green Pencil Foundation to tackle education, menstrual hygiene, and climate advocacy. His ‘Periods of Pride’ initiative promotes eco-friendly menstrual products and has impacted over two lakh women.

A wood tolerant to extreme temperatures, a paving material made of recycled materials — here’s how urban design is evolving! Let's take a look at India’s sustainable architecture.

Kamal Malik transformed Mumbai's historic Ice Factory, a heritage ice production site, into the vibrant IF.BE creative hub.

Can industries reduce their water footprint by 75%? Merino Industries is showing it’s possible by adopting innovative practices to save water and protect the environment.

Undhiyu, Gujarat’s winter delicacy, blends seasonal vegetables with rich traditions. Ahmedabad eateries like Swati Snacks, Rajwadu, and Vishalla offer unique takes, from lavish thalis to rustic dining, celebrating this nostalgic dish steeped in history.

The portrayal of women as objects of desire or as one-dimensional characters reinforces toxic and regressive gender norms. We need more media that challenges outdated gender norms.

Our ‘Raising Boys Right’ guidebook, with expert insights, helps you teach kids empathy, kindness, and respect, while breaking down harmful stereotypes.

India’s ‘khau gallis’ offer a sensory feast, blending centuries-old recipes with vibrant local flavours. Street food walks across cities like Delhi, Varanasi, Mysuru, Mumbai, Kolkata, and the Northeast immerse travellers in authentic street food experiences, cultural stories, and community traditions.

D Sivakumar was rescued from a brick kiln when he was 10 years old. He has devoted his life to reaching out to other child-bonded labour survivors. Here's how you can help.

At the core of our campaign #BetaPadhaoDeshJagao is a belief that raising boys to be kind, empathetic, and respectful men begins at home.