Sowmya Mani

As the world celebrates Coffee Day, here’s a look at India’s rich coffee culture and some remarkable brands that have gained recognition.

L&T has planted mangroves across 150 hectares in Karanj and Hansot, Gujarat, through its Blue Carbon initiative. This effort has boosted farmer incomes and enhanced ecological balance, providing a sustainable livelihood while restoring biodiversity and protecting the coastal environment.

Noticing the lack of sustainable alternatives to plastic stationery in India, Saurabh Mehta started NOTE (No Offence To Earth) to develop a biodegradable pen. He has sold over 20,000 units.

Heart disease manifests differently in women and is an oft ignored subject. We spoke to doctors who explained the different symptoms women experience and the warning signs that must not be ignored.

Once a teacher, Sudha started experimenting with different podis and masalas to make her daughter's food tastier.

Aprajita Bansal runs Phal Phool, a startup that sells apples and other products grown on her family orchard in Banon, Himachal Pradesh.

Amidst viral conversations about toxic workplaces and their impact on employee well-being we highlight workplaces creating healthier environments. By integrating kindness into communication, offering flexible policies, and encouraging open dialogue, some organisations prioritise empathy and wellness, demonstrating how to build thriving workplaces where employees feel valued and supported.

Shell India’s ‘Changemakers of Tomorrow’ 2024 highlighted youth-driven innovations designed to propel India towards a low-carbon future. The event featured the top 10 groundbreaking solutions tackling challenges in food, energy, and water.

'Laapataa Ladies', India’s entry for the 2025 Oscars in the Foreign Film category, is a story about two brides swapped during a train journey. Directed by Kiran Rao, the film delves into themes of financial independence, women’s aspirations, and self-discovery, offering a refreshing take on feminism and patriarchy.

Romeeta Bundela from Jalgaon, Maharashtra, became the first Indian female Electro Technical Officer (ETO) on a Maersk ship, overcoming significant challenges and gender biases.