Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk

Nav Bhatia emigrated to Canada in 1984. He fought racism and prejudice to become a self-made millionaire, and the first fan ever to be inducted in the NBA Hall Of Fame. Here's his inspiring journey.

Eeki Foods, a Kota-based startup founded by two IIT-Bombay graduates, Amit Kumar and Abhay Singh, grows high-quality, residue-free Indian staple vegetables using hydroponics.

Overseen by Sheikh Mohammad Munir Ansari today, this quaint and beautiful structure in Jerusalem with an Indian flag waving on its rooftop, continues to accommodate visitors from their homeland despite several moments over the course of 800 years when its mere existence was in jeopardy.

From the 1946 Volkswagen Beetle to the 1936 Austin 10, Mohammad Jawaad Khan is pioneering the conversion of fossil fuel guzzling vintage cars into electric vehicles in India with his startup Tadpole Projects, while also doing the same for modern IC-engine four-wheeler vehicles.

Truck drivers, like Mohammed Azeem, travel long distances and work tirelessly to deliver life-supporting oxygen to hospitals in time but still aren't considered 'frontline workers'.

Through her brand 'Nayshaas Siyahi Sa Vastra', Gurmeen Shrivastav, a Mumbai-based fashion designer, has been helping about 30 underprivileged women in the city earn a regular livelihood during the pandemic alongside Srujna, a Mumbai-based NGO.

Vikas Aggarwal, Founder and Managing Director of IPower, speaks about how the family-owned business ventured into the electric vehicle (EV) sector in 2011. They now make lithium-ion battery packs for approximately 100 OEMs across two, three and four-wheeler makers.

Founded in 2015, Gurugram-based Okinawa Autotech is a pioneer in the e-scooter market, and only second behind Hero Electric in terms of sales.

From favouring poor farmers as a Chief Magistrate in Asansol to funding 'illegal' pamphlets by the Communist Party of India’s Bombay branch and sheltering 'fugitives' dedicated to the cause of freedom, Michael John Carritt's love and empathy for the Indian people made him a strong ally in India's independence struggle.

Bengaluru's citizens, like Khasif Pasha, are coming together to help strangers during the pandemic in more ways than one.