Sanchari Pal

Founders of Astroproject, science enthusiasts Rakesh and Sonam Rao have been working tirelessly for over two years to make the knowledge of celestial objects accessible to all kids in India.

From annual K-pop contests to academies that teach Hanku Muyong, the Korean national dance, the bustling city of Chennai is no stranger to Korean culture.

From feeding the needy to offering jobs to the differently-abled, these unique Indian 'cafes with a cause' are dedicated to making the world a better, more inclusive place.

A school dropout who grew up as a farm hand, Kallen Pokkudan's name is synonymous with mangrove conservation in India. Here's the story of his tireless campaign to protect this unique ecosystem.

Started by a hardworking team of Japanese and Indian sonar engineers, this unique initiative is helping in the conservation of River Ganga's most elusive inhabitant and India's national aquatic animal, the Gangetic Dolphin.

While most Indians have heard about NASA's Voyager 1 and its famous Golden record, few know that the album also includes a a hauntingly beautiful Hindustani classical music composition – ‘Jaat Kahan Ho.’

At a time when the rest of the world believed that Indian women rarely ventured outside their kitchens, 19-year-old Arati Saha overcame obstacles, both physical and mental, to carve her way to success.

One of India's earliest action stars, Mary Anne Evans – or Fearless Nadia, as she was more famously known – swashbuckled her way through gender and cultural barriers in the late 1930s.

The founder of Bengaluru-based Dancekala, Manisha Mehta strongly believes in following your heart and teaching underprivileged kids is her way of giving back to the society.

The Dewan of Mysore for a span of 18 years, Sheshadri Iyer's able administration laid the foundation for much of modern Bengaluru's infrastructure and many of the city's landmarks.