Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk

Delhi’s toxic air pollution is a major public health emergency, so why isn't more being done? Here are some steps experts have suggested to make the city's air breathable again. #DelhiSmog #DelhiAirEmergency #RightToBreathe

Both the brothers decidedly changed India, in their own ways⁠—Homi is the reason we are respected as a credible nuclear power, while Jamshed was instrumental in promoting arts at a time when the govt. had no money for it. #LegacyOfLegends #History

"We had initially expected to crowdsource 300-400 pieces for the Free Bazaar during Diwali but the figure went beyond 2500!" #Respect

Over three decades, 77-year-old Rose Kayathinkara has liberated farmers from the clutches of money lenders and middlemen, and brought prosperity by introducing rubber plantations to this fertile land.

"Thanks to Udhyam Learning Foundation, my work has become a lot more productive. From 100 clothes a day, today I press 150," says Sathya, a press wala who works out of Indiranagar.

"The proposed 7.5 GW mega solar energy project in Ladakh will be the region's greatest contribution to the world in reversing the climate change."

“Our sister was just three years old when she died. We couldn’t afford to pay to a private hospital, and there was no government facility near us. We have built a hospital that seeks to change the concept of private healthcare in Manipur. “

District Magistrate Heera Lal helped motivate the people, who raised a district brought to its knees by drought all the way to the cusp of water self-sufficiency.

“If we had more people like him, we would have already achieved our target to become self-sufficient in fish production,” says East Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner Swapnil Tembe.

“Bio-bricks are not only more sustainable than clay bricks, but are also carbon sinks because they fix more carbon dioxide than they produce during their lifecycle." #IIT #Innovation