Chhattisgarh

The Bastar district in Chattisgarh recently stood witness to a magnificent Science Fair, where 44,000 students from 637 government schools presented more than 35,000 scientific experiments. Here’s how this feat was achieved!

A visually impaired child’s wish came true when police officers of Raipur police department got her a police uniform on her eleventh birthday.

December 10 is celebrated every year as World Human Rights Day to mark the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that assures universal and inalienable human rights for all. Surinder Khatri is going over and above the call of duty to achieve this goal for the people in a remote area of Chattisgarh.

Farmers and members of rural tribal communities are often swindled by corporations as they are unaware of their legal rights. Three farmers who underwent the same ordeal decided to fight back, and managed to get their rightful property back.

The Chattisgarh based cop has more than 7,20,000 followers on Facebook, who keep track of every post to see how they can help out people in distress.

Welcome to Nukkad the Teafe, a unique cafe in Raipur where good-time means a lot more than just a steaming hot cup of tea.

This is the story of how a determined IAS officer educated and empowered the people of Dantewada, giving them the opportunity to live a fruitful life.

This man has been bringing smiles to the faces of tribals in the conflict-ridden zone of Bastar for almost four decades.

The Netrahin Bal Vidya Mandir, a free-of-cost school for the blind, has been started by a farmer in Amlidih, Chattisgarh.

Anusuya Jain, the highly dedicated 51-year old headmistress of Government Primary School in Motwada, Chhattisgarh has introduced some great ideas to ensure higher participation and lower lower drop out rates in the school. Here's more on the success story.