Mumbai

The campaign was spearheaded by RS Sreenivasan, Subha, and Mohammad Qureshi who went door to door asking their neighbours to segregate their waste.

A retired army man and Nalasopara resident, Ramdayal Yadav may not be an appointed traffic police personnel, but he stands dedicatedly outside the Tulinj police station for over four hours every day and helps the traffic police regardless.

One of the flagship events of the festival was the ‘Changemaker’ series, which shed light on the predicament of street children and how they are ‘unconsciously’ being neglected by society.

Here are beautiful pictures, that bring out the heart and soul of Mumbai.

Under the Roti Bank, the dabbawalas, who usually supply hot lunch to thousands in Mumbai, have tied up with various restaurants and caterers around the city to collect excess leftover food so that it reaches the poor and needy.

So far, the only good spots to watch flamingos in Mumbai have been Sewri and Uran, but neither of them offer a good view.

A PIL brought to light the issue that around 88% women do not have access to sanitary pads due to lack of awareness and high costs

They have installed the most extensive renewable energy system ever used by any residential complex in the city.

80 residents from Tirupati Towers in Kandivali came together to restore greenery in their area.

Firstly, always find out where the nearest emergency exit is as well as where the fire extinguishers are in the restaurant you’re visiting.