Social Development

“If you love the designs of exquisite trees, intricate peacocks and detailed depictions of deities you can never resist Dwaraka's Kalamkari kurtas, bags, cushion covers and sarees.”

“My parents always told me to be kind and help others if you’re capable. Their only expectation of me was that I become a good human being.”

SHRI’s sanitation units have toilets which are free for users and the facilities can purify about 1000 litres in an hour! The villagers are being supplied this water at 50 paise per litre!

“We were not part of any NGO. We were just individuals trying to do whatever best we can to make our education beneficial not just for us, but also our society.”

‘Will the kid use money to indulge in drugs?’ Has this thought stopped you from giving money to an underpriviliged kid? Here are five impactful ways to make a difference in their lives. #BeKind #SaveTheChildren

It was the prevalence of many social and environmental issues that drove this young woman on an extraordinary path towards social development.

With almost 150 volunteers spread across the mela grounds, the camp has reunited more than 22,000 children and 12,50,000 people in the last 73 years- all for free!

From powering entire villages to inventing new safety devices, for 60 years now, IIT-Madras has been at the forefront of change. Here's a look!

We understand from one of the founders, Shyam Menon, how they evaluate the companies that they see and what they found most exciting about Gold Farm.

Founded by three dedicated individuals, TVG Krishnamurthy, Gayathri Tirthapura, and Gautam Balijepalli, the organisation's first foray has been the preschool program.