Tina Freese

AC Barua, a retired Indian Air Force officer, founded ‘Seneh’ a shelter home for poor and abandoned women in Guwahati, Assam. He has rescued over 60 women so far, providing them with food, shelter and medical aid.

Almost every place in India has its own unique sweet dishes to offer. Here is a list of lesser know 'mithais' that you must try.

Chennai-based Uma Chandrasekar and Uma Natarajan started 'Uma Mamis' together right from their kitchen for their love of making South Indian snacks.

Bullied and abandoned by friends and family, here is the story of Parvathy T S who became India's first trans postwoman.

Awarded a Padma Shri at 92, Prabhaben Shah spent three decades of her life helping the poor in wars, floods, earthquakes and disasters.

Sumithra Sriram (45), a mother of two from Chennai, narrates her struggles with 'mom guilt' and motivates other mothers through Instagram.

Alice Thomas from Puducherry has created a 'wonderland' of sorts for underprivileged children by giving them shelter, food and education.

For the ladies living in Nizamuddin basti in Old Delhi, preparing 700-year-old recipes to cater to folks across the city under Zaika-e-Nizamuddin (ZeN) helped them find their identity and financial in

Dr Gajanan D Muratkar is popularly known as the ‘grass man of India’ for his pioneering work in habitat and meadow development.

Garima Pande and Akshat Sharma founded WanderingJane, a travel startup that plans customised itineraries for women travellers to make their experience safer and more memorable.