Raajwrita Dutta

Long before packed stadiums, parents travelled miles, coaches trained for free, and families chose belief. These early choices shaped the rise of the India Women’s Cricket Team.

From small farms and forgotten hillsides to solar dryers and 100-sq-ft grow rooms, Indians across the country reshaped agriculture in 2025. These 10 stories capture the ideas, care and courage that made farming more profitable and human-centred.

The Himalayas gave you calm, clean air and winding trails, but they are now weighed down by plastic and waste. With just Rs 500, you can help Healing Himalayas Foundation remove 50 kilos of trash and give back to the mountains that once healed you.

Explore a unique approach to sustainable living through a Bengaluru couple’s eco-friendly home, designed with natural materials, innovative technologies, and a deep connection to nature.

A chance conversation with a waste collector changed how 20-year-old Karan saw Delhi’s recycling chain. What followed became ‘Finobadi’, a system that has processed 450 tonnes of waste, planted 3,318 trees and created steady, dignified income for more than 70 workers.

In Kigwema, Nagaland, a community library stands open to everyone, promoting literacy, intergenerational dialogue, and the belief that knowledge grows when freely shared.

From packed stadiums to frozen lakes and backyard training grounds, Indian athletes created moments in 2025 that stayed with us. These 10 stories capture the wins, firsts and breakthroughs that reshaped how India watched sport.

Discover how IAS officer Sandip Jacques expertly managed the St Francis Xavier Exposition by implementing AI technology for crowd control and strategic delegation across multiple departments. His innovative approach ensured the success of the event without any mishaps.

Aayan Chopra is changing rural India with solar atta chakkis, cutting diesel use, boosting incomes, and bringing cleaner villages to life.

Amid misty valleys and villages, Nagaland’s winter unfolds in soft pink petals, inviting travellers to experience its hidden charms.