Delhi

Radhika Mittal moved from Singapore to India to give back to society and she is doing that in a wonderful way by including young changemakers in her efforts. She, along with 24 slum kids of Delhi are spreading awareness about the ill effects of child labour in firecracker factories through nukkad nataks (street plays) across Delhi.

When was the last time you smiled at a liftman or returned the morning wish of a watchman? Appreciated the kind people who are at your service even when you don’t notice them? These college students from Delhi did something remarkable for a liftman who had been with their institution for 34 years. And, in the process, sent an important message to the rest of us as well.

Rohan visited Nepal last year and made some amazing artwork using water colours. The unique sketches showcase incredible temples, monuments and places of Nepal, which serve as a reminder of the beautiful country. Rohan is now using these amazing art works to raise funds for the reconstruction of houses in Nepal. Here’s how you can be part of the initiative too.

From rescuing strays and putting them up for adoption, to conducting sterilization drives in a Delhi neighbourhood, Red Paws Rescue puts its snout out for our four legged friends

After retirement, Vimla started teaching underprivileged kids close by. It's been 20 years now and 80 year old Vimla still teaches with the same enthusiasm. Know more about her story of change.

A well-known and well-loved animal shelter in Delhi, Friendicoes, is facing an enormous financial crunch and is on the verge of shutting down. We’re really inspired by the story of Diva, a Class 12 student, who raised an incredible Rs 1 lakh in just 3 days to help the shelter.

These men from Delhi and Bihar are mobilizing many in their communities to talk about the sensitive topic of family planning and reproductive health openly. They have been taking actions in many commendable ways. Here is how.

Kids with even 100 percent hearing impairment can speak fluently and be a part of mainstream society. But just providing a hearing aid is not enough. Suniye, a Delhi-based NGO, is empowering hearing impaired kids in amazing ways.

This moving video of a roadside balloon seller who is trying to make ends meet will pull at your heart strings with its simplicity and honesty. In the end, all he expects is not to be treated like a beggar, because he is not one.

Starting today, all forms of chewable tobacco are banned from sale, purchase, manufacture and storage in Delhi. The hugely popular 'gutkha' pouches and 'pan masala' with tobacco will no longer be available in the city. The alarming rate of increase in oral cancer incidences has led to this. What's your view?