Tina Freese

Karnataka's Suresh S R and his wife Maithili started Bhoomi Agri Ventures to turn areca palm leaves and husk into eco-friendly vegan leather.

Mansi Poddar, a psychologist and therapist, survived domestic violence, molestation and abuse. With her Heal Grow Thrive Foundation, she helps survivors heal from their trauma. In a candid conversation, Mansi shares her experiences and the lessons she learned.

Located in Gujarat, the 'School for The Blind and the Visually Impaired' is designed especially for children from remote villages of the state. The school's architecture incorporates the senses of smell, touch, hearing, and sight to help its pupils. Anand Sonecha of SEALABS, the creative mind behind this distinctive design, elucidates the concept behind it.

Hailing from Odisha’s Koraput district, Raimati Ghiuria has preserved more than 30 varieties of Indian millets so far. Watch this video to learn about her lifelong love for agriculture and conservation.

Parbati Barua, also known as ‘Hasti Kanya’, is India’s first female mahout who was awarded the prestigious Padma Shri on Republic Day, 2024. Here’s how she fell in love with elephants and dedicated her life to the gentle giants.

Started by Abhishek Agarwal in Hyderabad Goodeebag is a unique waste management application that collects your waste for free and provides you with redeemable reward points. What happens to the waste? And how can you use those points? Read on to find out.

Though many places in the state were addressed with anglicised monikers during the periods of colonialism, the last few decades have seen most of them reverting to their to colloquial titles.

An innovation by DeepTek, a startup co-founded by Dr Amit Kharat and Ajit Patil, Genki utilises 10 million data points to analyse a suspected patient's X-ray and detect TB within seconds.

Nakshatra's NGO, Nammane Summane, houses hundreds, including people with disabilities, elderly individuals, and orphans abandoned by their families. Here's how you can help them with food and shelter.

Kodaikanal native Alia Wasim has turned her Noida house into a mini hill station that is teeming with all kinds of plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables. She details how she grows and cares for them.