Lucy Plummer

A group of five green enthusiasts from a residency in Pune have created groups on WhatsApp in order to teach others how to make compost from their food waste.

Today, countless Indian women are not merely dreaming of epic trips. They are out there, climbing mountains, running marathons, and more.

A recent tragedy on India's roads has highlighted a need for the country to step up it's efforts to curb drunk drivers. In spite of a variety of methods, from educating people to legislative changes, the problem of drunk driving persists. Here's a few examples of what other countries are doing to challenge the issue.

The marriage of Ashay Sahasrabuddhe and Shivada Chauthaiwale was presided by a woman priest and the ritual of kanyadaan was nowhere to be found.

With the future of oral traditions threatened by modernity in India, the department of education in Rajasthan are making efforts to keep it alive by recruiting grandmothers.

In recent years, awareness of waste sanitation in India has heightened thanks to organisations such as Eco Femme and individuals including Arunachalam Muruganantham aka India's 'Menstrual Man.'

This 79-year-old featured in a recent Humans of Bombay post is winning everyone over with his message of finding happiness beyond our phones.

If you're unhappy with your visit to a public restroom, you could soon be able to give instant feedback directly to the government.

In 2016, the state government of Maharashtra amended the APMC Act 1963 allowing farmers to sell their produce directly to consumers.

When she learned that the cutting down of trees was contributing to global warming, 9-year-old Hani had a simple solution: why not plant more trees? So that's what she and her friends did!