Lucy Plummer

At the end of 2012, it seemed that India was on the brink of a revolution in response to it's rape crisis. Almost 5 years on, the issue persists, but now it has a number of individuals and groups fighting against it across the country.

As part of their schools 'Best out of Waste' event, these students made a garden out of waste and planted 650 saplings, landing them a place in India Book of Records!

Pune's Dr. Balwant Ghatpande turned 102 on March 15th 2017, making him one of India's, and the world's, oldest living and practicing doctors.

First he had a 100km road built without government assistance, now he's inviting students to his home for dinner to experience life as an IAS Officer. It's no wonder Officer Armstrong is a true people's champion!

Salma Shafeeq Ghori, widow of late Captain Shafeeq Ghori, opened up to BeingYou in a touching Facebook post revealing the heartache of India's army wives.

By installing a comprehensive waste segregation and management system with the help of NGO Hand in Hand, the Tamil Nadu town has managed to go waste-free in just two years.

Kochi Metro Rail has publicly stepped in to defend a speech and hearing-impaired man who was the target of online abuse when he mistaken as a drunkard online.

'A Billion Colour Story' has won the audience choice award at the 8th London Indian Film Festival, an annual celebration of Indian cinematography held in London and Birmingham.

Doctors are some of India's modern day heroes. They often work incredibly long hours, get little rest, and they literally save lives. So on International Doctor's Day we want to celebrate them!

The Oscars is notorious for 'white-washing' and under-representing the cinema world's female and ethnic talent. Things could be changing however as a host of Bollywood's finest have been invited to next years ceremony.