Srimoyee Chowdhury

With over 1,200 active volunteers and no physical classrooms, Pehchaan has supported 5,000+ slum children in Delhi through 10 years of learning. The initiative’s 94% pass rate shows what’s possible when consistent mentorship, peer learning, and community ownership come together to make education meaningful, flexible, and deeply rooted in impact.

After being denied a US visa, Davinder Singh Mushkabad returned to his village in Punjab and turned to farming. Today, his cooperative model empowers over 230 farmers with sustainable, profitable practices.

In a quiet corner of Birbhum, what began as a barren stretch of red soil is now Moram - a vibrant forest of craft, care, and community. Built by and for tribal women, it’s more than a homestay. It’s a movement rooted in art and rural craftspersonship.

Outside Kolkata’s Victoria Memorial, Yogendra offers flowers to strangers — not for a price, but for peace.

From Delhi to Kochi, discover hidden forests nestled within India’s cities — perfect for walks, birdwatching and weekend breathing space.

After becoming a mother, Bhawna Dehariya didn’t pause her mountaineering dreams — she climbed higher. From a tribal village in Madhya Pradesh to Everest, she now inspires other women to rise without choosing between ambition and motherhood.

Inspired by a label in London and trained in Israel, Harshit Godha is now helping Indian farmers grow world-class avocados on home soil. By 2023, his venture Indo Israel Avocado had clocked over Rs 1 crore in revenue.

They pollinate your food, clean your soil, and keep pests in check — all without a sound. These five insects may be tiny, but their impact on the environment is massive. Here's why they deserve your protection, not your panic.

Filmmakers Raman Siddhartha and Manju Narayan returned to Himachal to build Kosen Rufu Village Recluse — a sustainable homestay made of local mud, bamboo, and slate, guided by the late eco-architect Delia Kinzinger. Here’s how they created an off-grid haven rooted in tradition and community.

Moved by the suffering in his hometown, Basaiah Hiremath left a high-paying job in the US to return to Karnataka. His solution? Moringa: a superfood that changed thousands of lives.