TBI Team

While Sitaare Zameen Par sparks a fresh conversation on inclusion, these real-life changemakers have been building a more accessible India for years.

Across India, villages like Bhilar, Perumkulam and Aragam are transforming homes, streets, and even roadside boxes into community-run libraries, bringing books to people where they are.

This Mumbai-based startup pairs youth with the elderly to offer real companionship, dignity, and joy through a unique grandchild-like bond.

With just Rs 2500, PVC pipes and a barrel, Mumbai’s Subhajit Mukherjee built a simple rainwater harvesting system that’s saving thousands of litres in homes, schools, and parks.

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

Tucked deep in the East Khasi Hills jaw-dropping vistas. Cliffs, gorges, and a 3,000-step trail into a hidden village, it's an adventure like no other.

Bengaluru-based home gardener shares a step-by-step guide on how you can grow dragonfruit on your terrace.

A youth-led environmental campaign in Ghaziabad is transforming food waste into cattle fodder—and saving the Hindon River from over 1,000 kg of garbage.

From Mumbai to Hyderabad, these five LGBTQIA+ organisations are creating safe spaces, offering support, and building awareness through their everyday work. Pride Month shines a light on their efforts, but their commitment continues all year, reaching people through care, conversation, and community.

As India grieves the loss of over 240 lives in the Ahmedabad crash, investigators search for the black boxes — the only devices that may reveal what caused Flight AI171’s tragic fall.