Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk

Pradyot Voleti's Dribble Academy began with just four children in Gejha village, Noida. Today, his basketball programme is changing the lives of children from low-income households across eight villages.

Anshul Jubli, the 27-year-old professional athlete from Uttarakhand, is on the cusp of becoming the second Indian-born MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) fighter to earn a contract with the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship).

Biomedical tech entrepreneur Bhargav Sri Prakash explains all about ‘Digital Vaccines’, which could help reduce the risk of disease and hospitalisation in children.

Dolly Kumar, founder of Cosmic Nutracos, the parent company behind FMCG brands Gaia and Skinella, talks about her success mantra and journey as a first generation entrepreneur and an established businesswoman.

Pritam Rani Siwach, former captain of the Indian women’s hockey team, started an academy for underprivileged girls in Sonepat, Haryana. Her academy has produced Olympians like Neha Goyal, Nisha Warsi and Sharmila Devi, and given hundreds of others an education and a secure livelihood.

Banyan Nation, a Hyderabad-based vertically integrated plastic recycling company, has designed a unique system meant to collect plastic waste in vast quantities and produce premium-quality recycled bottles.

Nimit Aggarwal, founder of EcoEx, India’s first digital marketplace that connects plastic producers to a nationwide network of verified recyclers and processors, explains how the firm helps giant brands manage their waste better.

JS Water Energy Life, a Delhi-based venture, has developed a unique Bio Sewage Treatment Plant (Bio-STP) at the Delhi Golf Course that can treat and recycle all the water it needs at one-third the cost.

Adhura (1995) was about a passionate homosexual relationship between an industrialist and a newspaper editor. Since being banned by the censor board it has sparked many interesting discussions about the fate of LGBTQ+ films on the silver screen.

Frederick Walter Champion is considered the 'Father of Camera Trap Photography'. Conservationists today use this method to calculate tiger census and monitor their movements.