Mervin Preethi

Noori Mohammad's journey is a powerful example of love and persistence. After enduring rejection, abuse, and the heartbreaking loss of her partner, she found strength in helping others. Today, her SIP Memorial Trust provides a safe home for over 400 HIV-positive children, offering them love, education, and the hope of a brighter future.

At 27, Bhargsetu Sharma leads a rescue initiative that has saved over 5,000 animals. Here’s how she is inspiring a movement of compassion and action for a kinder, more empathetic world.

In 2025, the Indian government has prioritised crop insurance to safeguard farmers' livelihoods from unpredictable natural disasters. With increased funding and tech innovations, this scheme aims to provide financial stability and foster agricultural growth.

What if India’s iconic monuments could set New Year’s resolutions? From pollution to preservation, they have goals worth rooting for!

Ashwin and Nupur are redefining Indian celebrations with their startup, Greenmyna. By offering eco-friendly solutions, reducing waste, planting trees, and inspiring others, they are paving the way for more sustainable festivities.

From crafting eco-friendly artefacts to reviving traditional recipes, these women are blending innovation with tradition, proving that success can start from home. Read how they are transforming lives, empowering communities, and redefining entrepreneurship.

Sustainable travel is redefining exploration with eco-friendly homestays championing local culture, nature, and green living. From Assam’s wildlife retreats to Tamil Nadu’s heritage mud palaces, these stays offer meaningful connections and a lighter footprint on the planet.

Started with the motive of giving back to the society, Shekhar Mahajan’s 'Sahyog Care For You' has successfully rescued 2,788 children via 148 successful rescue missions along with other Government departments, creating a dignified future for the young minds.

Revolutionising senior citizen healthcare, this card offers free medical treatment worth Rs 5 lakh annually to those aged 70 and above, breaking financial barriers and ensuring dignity in care.

Visually impaired Phula Soren didn’t let the lack of sight dim her vision. Today, she is the vice-captain of India’s Blind Cricket Team. Here’s her story.