Delhi

This Delhi couple is setting an example by using their sagan money to invest in impactful & creative ideas.

Between January and March 2017, 154 of the lost items were directly returned to passengers before they boarded their planes.

Auto driver Omkarnath Katharia offers free packets of water and food to the street vendors who sell knick-knacks at the traffic signals of Delhi.

Often, traditional skills and learnings can be leveraged to generate income opportunities and livelihoods, particularly for underprivileged communities. A group of women from a South Delhi slum are doing just that through the traditional art of crocheting.

Art can be a great driver for social change. Encapsulating that sentiment, mural artist Amitabh Kumar talks about creating a mural that captures the suffering of battery hens in India.

The South Delhi Municipal Corporation is hoping that this move will inspire other cities and regions to follow suit.

Given how successful this team has been, there are plans to replicate the model in other areas as well.

This is the first time a metro rail network in India will use such installations, which are common in the European countries.

A paediatrician visited a Delhi slum in 1988. Shocked by the poor living and health condition, she set up a small clinic under a tree. Today, she supports over 500,000 slum dwellers through her organization Asha.

Through this intiative, the government is trying to keep as many heavy vehicles as possible off the city's roads in a bid to control air pollution.