Kerala

"I’m a small-town guy and there’s a lot of limitations to what I can do to help stop the spread of this pandemic, but I’m trying my best.” #CoronaWarriors #Respect

“He’s been watching the news with us for the past few weeks and understood that hand hygiene was crucial to prevent the epidemic. That’s when he came up with the idea of making a sanitiser dispensing robot."

“I've been a trader here in Kozhikode for almost 57 years. At times like this we have to stop thinking about profits and simply stand with humanity.”

“The campaign works on two important levels - to protect oneself and ensure the safety of others. #BreakTheChain can only be successful if we work on both these levels with a sense of social commitment."

Sreenivasan’s technique helps to reduce the use of 50% of sand required while plastering as well as helps avoid painting the walls with chemical paints in his eco-friendly homes. #SustainableHomes

“The first lesson Kerala’s state apparatus learnt during the Nipah episode was to never underestimate the extent of a potential epidemic”, says Dr Rajeev Sadanandan, retired IAS officer and the brain behind Kerala’s successful arrest of the Nipah virus. #CoronavirusPandemic

“For example, 7-year old Krishna underwent neurosurgery and lost the sense of touch in her left foot. In 2013, after a few months, the senses in her foot was revived. I myself didn’t realise that swimming could bring about such a huge change.”

India is the second-largest contributor to phosphorus pollution. The tremendous amounts of such pollution will lead to global "dead zones", find studies

From a device that saves people from electrocution to turning discarded matchboxes into radios, Rishikesh CS is truly a master of innovations!

“The front door of the bus was on fire and the visibility was very low but I knew I had to do something."