Gujarat

“When we were travelling for the course, we came across a strawberry field. Just as we were enjoying the view, we saw a person dressed in a white protective jumpsuit spraying some liquid on to the crops. It sent a chill down our spines."

Mittal Patel gave up the dream of becoming an IAS officer after she came in contact with the issues including employment, education and health plaguing in Gujarat’s tribal areas.

The non-degree course at IIT Gandhinagar is open to students from streams of Humanities, Engineering and Science.

Once plagued by alcoholism and unemployment, 5000 tribal women across 55 villages in #Gujarat now have their own businesses—all thanks to one compassionate woman determined to make a difference! #Respect #RealLifeHeroine

“As a student, it is most important that food hygiene standards are achieved without additional costs to the student, and we are happy that the rates are very reasonable despite excellent facilities."

This Father’s Day, we celebrate superdads like Rajesh Shah, whose love for his kids and shouldering of responsibility in raising them singlehandedly is heartwarmingly inspirational.

Son of cotton farmers in Gujarat, Nikunj Vasoya’s love for cooking started early who dropped out of his final year CS course to pursue his passion.

After extensive research about the biggest issues that affected the global climate change, he settled to work on alternatives to clean cooking energy.

The bill intends to improve working conditions, increase job opportunities for women, provide a favourable environment for business, with the overall goal of increasing jobs, especially in the retail, IT, hospitality and services sectors.

What inspired Premji Patel to leave city life behind and spend the rest of his life nurturing nature? A story of an African shepherd who accidentally planted a forest on barren land!