Nishtha Kawrani

Indian women scientists are driving breakthroughs in space exploration, AI healthcare, mathematics and science communication, reshaping India’s future through precision-led innovation.

In a Delhi neighbourhood park, IRS officer Rohit Mehra and his wife Geetanjali run the School of Trees, a free, open-air learning space where children explore science, sustainability, and Indian ecological wisdom through games, observation, and hands-on care for nature.

Actor Mona Singh grew up moving cities, faced years of auditions in Mumbai, and found her first break on Indian television before cinema followed, slowly and steadily.

Learn simple and effective tips to grow fruit trees like mangoes and oranges on your terrace at home. Discover potting mix secrets, fertiliser DIYs, pruning advice, and pest-control methods from an award-winning urban gardener.

When students and faculty from Azim Premji University stepped beyond campus, they worked with a panchayat near Bengaluru to rethink waste, composting, and shared responsibility through ‘Zero Waste Centre’.

After a spinal injury changed his life, Prateek Khandelwal began seeing cities differently. That led to the birth of ‘RampMyCity’ — a movement redesigning public spaces to make dignity, access, and inclusion visible across India.

From Jiaganj to Mumbai studios, Arijit Singh’s early exits, scratch tracks, and years of uncertainty shaped the voice that later came to define love and loss for millions.

NIT Rourkela researchers have developed a hybrid renewable energy microgrid combining solar, wind, biomass, and batteries to provide stable electricity for rural Indian households.

From solar-powered pathways to compost-fed lawns, Miranda House quietly practices sustainability across its campus. Here’s a closer look at how this DU women’s college turned everyday routines into lasting environmental change.

As millions of young Indians turn creativity into careers, Budget 2026 makes a quiet but powerful shift — recognising the Orange Economy and signalling that content, culture and creative skills now matter to India’s growth story.