Ranjini Sivaswamy

It’s definitely not a pretty scene when our trash gets flushed into lakes, polluting the water, destroying the ecosystem and aggravating the problem of urban flooding. But Captain Sekhar has a solution!

When Rajasthan’s unborn girl children started disappearing, it’s these pregnant women who came to the rescue.

‘Nalanda Parisar’ aims to create a new culture of learning with 24/7, high tech and nature-friendly learning experience

An advocate of minimal human interference, he avoids using any fertilisers or pesticides and lets nature take its own course.

When it is a question of livelihood versus environment, most of us would blindly go with the livelihood option but not these women of Rameshwaram.

A compulsive innovator, Vivek Mundkur’s latest innovation of a solar water pump is changing the lives of farmers who live in water-deficient areas. Affordable, portable and energy efficient - his water pump is helping farmers earn more from their land.

A centralized and transparent online system has helped Raipur weed corruption out its RTE implementation and has given poor children a fair chance at the opportunity of education.

Sarang Hills is a repository of knowledge gathered over 30 years of saying no to formal education, living close to nature and learning from everyday life.

This idea opens our eyes to how tender coconut shells, which end up in garbage dumps and breeding mosquitoes, can be used to build low cost houses.

Eighty students from across our country are bringing their brains together to design and build a technology that can completely change the way we travel.