After road accidents changed their lives, six Indians channelled grief into action. Their efforts, from legal reform to everyday safety, now help protect people on roads across India.
Built by a doctor who saw the cost of missing records firsthand, MyDigiRecords is helping Indian families manage medications, vaccinations, and health data in one secure place.
Growing up in classrooms not built for Deaf learners, Shraddha Agarwal knows the cost of language deprivation. With SignSetu, she’s reimagining literacy through Indian Sign Language — making learning intuitive, visual, and genuinely inclusive.
A river journey that funds tiger protection. A village that banned hunting decades ago. From coral reefs to grasslands, these five Indian travel experiences show how your holiday can actively support nature and local communities.
After years of documenting farmers’ struggles, M J Prabu made a decision that changed his life. He left the newsroom, returned to his village, and began rebuilding what farming had slowly lost: native seeds, shared knowledge, and farmer trust.
Raised in a small farming household, Mona Dangi used lockdown months and long workdays to prepare for MPPSC. Her steady discipline took her to Rank 12 and a deputy collector’s post.
At 19, a medical diagnosis forced Devaki Dhar to step away from the track she loved. Months later, she returned with a new way of training, thinking, and listening to her body, and ran a race she never thought possible again.
When Vihaan Agarwal’s asthma worsened, he and his brother Nav began connecting the dots between waste burning and the air they breathed. They started by segregating waste at home, a step that grew into 'OneStepGreener', now helping cities manage waste better.
When Mayuri realised her daughter was on the autism spectrum, she reimagined therapy from the ground up. Today, her listening-led model, Arula, is offering families across India and abroad a compassionate, research-backed path to developmental progress.