Shivani Gupta

In drought-prone Satara, Maharashtra, farmer Hrushikesh Jayasing Dhane turned adversity into success by making aloe vera products like soaps, shampoos, and juices, building a multi-crore business.

IFS officer Vikas Singh Meena, who shattered several stereotypes about Hindi medium aspirants, shares essential tips on how to study for UPSC.

At just 15, Roshni Perween became a mother, facing challenges many of us can’t imagine. But she didn’t let her struggles define her. Today, she’s a force for change, having prevented over 60 child marriages and transforming the futures of countless young girls. In this article, Roshni shares five simple steps we can take to help fight child marriage in India, offering hope and inspiration to many.

Mohammed Azhar Mohiuddin's company 'Bio Reform' uses innovative biotechnology processes to manufacture eco-friendly, biodegradable, and compostable bags that decompose within 180 days.

India has emerged to be the third largest startup ecosystem globally with over 1.25 lakh startups and 110 unicorns. From eco-friendly solutions to empowering women and preserving traditional recipes, here are 10 emerging Indian businesses making a significant impact on the country’s startup ecosystem.

Punjab-based Bachittar Singh Garcha turned to soybean cultivation and processing after incurring huge losses in potato farming. He now runs an automatic plant to process soybean into milk and tofu.

In a bid to revive the traditional craft of weaving, Kalaiyarasi Ramachandran transformed handloom weaving into a DIY activity.

Driven by her own experiences, former software developer Gayathri Kanumuri embarked on a mission to revolutionise breastfeeding support through her startup, NariCare. Through one-on-one consultations and a dedicated breastfeeding support group on WhatsApp, she has helped more than 400 new mothers across India, Australia, the USA, and Canada.

Thayumanavan Kunapalan from Tamil Nadu is a passionate urban gardener, cultivating a variety of organic vegetables on his rooftop using 200 grow bags and 25 old refrigerators.

IAS Minal Karanwal introduced ‘Balika Panchayat’ to empower young girls in Maharashtra to become active citizens and tackle local issues like alcoholism, child marriage, and lymphatic filariasis.