Hyderabad

Moving to outskirts of the city four years ago, they adopted a self-sustaining model under which they started living in eco-friendly homes made of recycled bamboo and grew their own food.

The new process allows domestic passengers to head straight to the Express Security Check lane after availing their boarding passes from the self-service kiosks placed at the departure forecourt outside the terminal building.

The saplings planted by the students from 2015-2016 under Rajabhai’s guidance have now grown about 4-5 feet tall.

A project by the Telangana State Prisons Department is helping tackle the social stigma which prevents ex-inmates from accessing employment and housing after being released from prison by hiring them to run a local petrol station.

Many housing colonies in Hyderabad may soon have very peculiar looking bus shelters – all made up of pet bottles!

This Indian company has designed the Limitless electric bike, which comes with a set of pedals and can be pedalled in case of low battery or simply as an exercise option.

He made the bike ambulance in just Rs.1.10 lakh and it can carry one patient at a time.

200 cooling jackets have been given to Hyderabad's Traffic Police in order to help them cope with standing under the citys unbearable heat for long periods of time. If successful, the vests could be used to help others across the country.

Young changemakers across India are on a mission to offer holistic education to students of government schools through their Camp Diaries initiatives.

The initiative by Hyderabad-based company Bamboo House India was a prototype to see if such a structure will be able to withstand all weathers.