TBI Team

Mumbai’s Angad Daryani turned his battle with asthma into innovation — creating Praan, a made-in-India filterless air purifier that cleans even the most polluted spaces without costly filters.

Across India, children sing, play, and pray with the arrival of monsoon rains. From Jhulelal Puja in Sindhi homes to Oonjal swings in Tamil Nadu, these age-old rituals weave joy with lessons on gratitude and water conservation.

NASA confirms Earth has a new quasi-moon — Arjuna 2025 PN7. Discover how this tiny asteroid shadows our planet in a near-identical orbit until 2083.

In Kerala, the sea was long reserved for men. KC Rekha defied stigma, picked up the nets, and became India’s first licensed woman deep-sea fisher.

In Tonk, Rajasthan, IAS officer Dr Saumya Jha led a bold experiment to fix the district’s math crisis through PadhaiWithAI, an AI-powered personalised learning platform. In just six weeks, it transformed government classrooms — raising the Class 10 math pass rate to 96.4% and setting a model for how AI can bridge learning gaps in rural India.

Multi-layer farming transforms small farms into thriving ecosystems by using every inch of land. With year-round harvests, higher incomes, and resilience to climate change, it can be the future of sustainable agriculture in India.

Mahesh Churi from Bordi, Maharashtra, a mechanical engineer, turned his love for chikoos into a Rs 1 crore venture. From failed experiments to launching 'Chikoo Parlour', his journey is empowering local farmers and women.

Two Pune doctors left their city to start MASUM — a movement that has empowered over 10,000 rural women to understand their bodies and access reproductive healthcare.

Sunita Pahal defied stereotypes, societal pressure, and grueling training to become an IAF Wing Commander. Her story is a testament to courage, determination, and breaking barriers for women in defence.

In 2009, auto driver D. Joseph’s quick thinking exposed a child trafficking racket in Tamil Nadu, helping police rescue 12 stolen babies and reunite them with their families.