Delhi

In 2009, a group of kids ambushed GK Bhatnagar, begging for alms. At that time, he promised them a free school. Today, Bhatnagar has more than fulfilled his promise!

"As long as I can, I want to make this world a better place for elderly people, who are like my grandparents, to live in. I also want to make sure they know that they’re not alone," says 15-year-old Vivhan Rekhi. #Heartwarming #YoungIndia

As a child, she was forced to beg and was molested by strangers. Growing up, Neetu Singh was determined that she will change the fate of slum kids who were trapped in a situation similar to hers.

Modelling is something Pranav Bakhshi has done not in spite of autism, but with autism. As the bio of his Instagram page says, 'Autism is his superpower'! #Respect #BreakingBarriers

The land lay barren save for the invasive Vilayati Keekar that prevented native trees from growing. Thanks to Vijay's efforts, the range is today a self-sufficient ecosystem of over 200 plant species that needs no human intervention!

As the architect describes herself, the project aimed to understand and explore the potential of raw and unstabilised earth as a viable material for a contemporary house with more than one storey.

On World Metrology Day, India adopted a global resolution to redefine four of the seven base units― kilogram, Kelvin, mole and ampere, a move expected to have far-reaching effects. Find out what they are!

21 years later, Manish says that he is very proud of what he did that day. “I felt very proud of it actually, and to this day, I feel proud—for both, my near-failing grade and my owning up the failure as an 18-year-old.”

Located at H-1456 Chittaranjan Park (CR Park) in the heart of South Delhi, is a four-storey home, christened 'Green One,' that spreads across 2,842 sq. Ft, and is the first individual certified green residence in India.

As recently witnessed in #Telangana, errors in exam results can lead to heartbreaking chaos. And this situation worsens when institutions charge high fees for accessing answer sheets — a fact that compelled 27-year-old Paras Jain to single-handedly fight for the rights of students.