TBI Team

Here are five peaceful family getaways across India where kids can run free and parents can unwind. From farms to riverside picnics, these homestays offer comfort in nature.

Raised by two tribal women who struggled to make ends meet, Satendrasingh Lilhare turned Bastar’s forest produce into a Rs 1 crore marketplace, empowering 1,500 women.

Few knew that Giorgio Armani, Milan’s 'Re Giorgio', found deep inspiration in India’s colours, textiles, and traditions. This hidden bond quietly shaped his global legacy.

It took days of waiting by a frozen lake in Russia, but for 14-year-old Kesshav Vikram from Coimbatore, one perfect click of a bear and a gull has carried his vision to London’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025.

In Nawalgarh, Rajasthan, Apani Dhani blends solar power, organic food, and centuries-old art forms to show how tourism can sustain people and the planet.

In Seem village, Uttarakhand, Jaya & Atul Shah turned 17 books into a library of 1,400. Today, it spans 5 villages, inspiring 400+ children with stories and hope.

Narinder Singh spent 19 years transforming a 3-room, 174-student school in Punjab into a thriving campus of 800 children — now honoured with a National Teachers’ Award.

Once hit by a deadly plague, Surat is now India’s cleanest city. With smart tech, community effort, and a Rs 500 crore waste economy, it shows how cleanliness can become a habit.

Turn your kitchen counter into a mini farm! With just seeds, soil, and sunlight, you can grow fresh, nutrient-rich microgreens at home in 10 days, bringing health, flavour, and freshness straight into your everyday Indian meals.

In 2007, Safeena Husain began with 50 Rajasthan villages. Today, Educate Girls has enrolled 1.4M girls in 30,000 villages and is the first Indian NGO to win Magsaysay.