Tina Freese

Here are 5 senior citizens who are working relentlessly for the betterment of society and the environment with these unique initiatives.

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Ravi Bala Sharma, 62, one among several ‘internet dadis’ to join social media to showcase her skills, shares what keeps her going.

These eateries in Bengaluru serve delicacies while practising sustainable habits.

Anusweta Deb, an 18-year-old, was moved by the devastation caused by the Assam floods in 2019. With her friend Pooja Das, she created affordable life jackets using plastic bottles and sacks.

A Diana Award-recipient from Delhi, Tarini Malhotra (18) started Nai Subah Foundation when she was just 16 to help people with neurodiversity get jobs. She has helped over 50 people secure jobs and raised Rs 10 lakh for neurodivergent artists by showcasing their artwork.

Selling traditional mukhwas and Gujarati snacks, Handful of Health is the successful effort of three women entrepreneurs bound by their love for homemade family recipes.

Canada-born Lori Chauhan moved to India in 2006. She and her husband Kunwar started Garhwal English Medium School in Uttarakhand to provide affordable, quality education to rural children.

Having trekked to Everest Base Camp in 2022, Bengaluru’s eight-year-old Aadya Bennur has now scaled Mount Kilimanjaro with her father Harsha. She is one of the youngest mountaineers to summit the peak.

Robin Bansal, an IIT Delhi graduate secured an AIR 135 in his fourth attempt of UPSC CSE. He shares his learnings for aspirants trying to crack the exam.