TBI Team

As Labubu dolls go viral, discover 7 traditional Indian dolls that carry generations of storytelling, culture, and handmade artistry — from Rajasthan to Manipur.

In Bengaluru, 65-year-old Indira Ashok Shah grows 600+ plants — including mangoes in a bucket and coffee — on her terrace, inspired by her grandmother.

Goa is giving its trees a chance to breathe again. With a new ‘No-Concrete Zone’ rule, the state is removing suffocating concrete from around tree bases, offering space for roots to thrive.

He has no stable income. But every time a child is abandoned, Hare Ram Pandey says yes. Today, 35 girls call him Baba. This is a story of fierce love and belief.

After starting with just five pots in 2019, Ludhiana’s Ravneet Kaur now grows over 200 plants — fruits, vegetables and flowers — on her 2,000 sq ft terrace.

Soft buns, spicy khara, and sweet memories — a warm tribute to Bengaluru’s most beloved Iyengar bakeries.

Developed over 15 years by a farmer near Kota, this Alphonso-like mango fruits three times a year, grows in pots, and is drawing global attention.

Uttar Pradesh pioneers India’s first state-level Clean Air Plan. Using innovative technologies and airshed strategies, it aims to cut PM2.5 levels from industries, transport, agriculture, and waste management.

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.