Composting isn't just for big backyards—there are easy ways to do it right in your flat. From kitchen waste to cow dung, discover simple ways to cut down waste and boost your plants.
After her 8-year-old daughter passed away, Manju Mittal stopped cooking altogether. But a simple birthday meal sparked a quiet revolution — one that would uplift over a thousand girls with skills, care, and confidence.
Tired of watching your child scroll through summer? Swap screens for something meaningful with hands-on Indian crafts like Blue Pottery and Rogan Art. These activities spark creativity, build patience, connect children to India’s rich artistic heritage, and allow everyone to have fun.
When Samaira Hullur’s mother was captivated by the respect of uniformed pilots, she planted a seed of ambition in her daughter. That spark led Samaira to chase the skies, and at just 18, she became India’s youngest pilot to hold a commercial license.
After the sudden passing of her husband 30 years ago, Swati Naik was left in the dark. She picked herself up and began to shoulder financial responsibilities and raise her children by cleaning and packing parcels at the post office.
Solo travel isn’t just for the young and singles. Meet Naaji Noushi, a mother of five, who aims to break stereotypes by driving across the globe. From the mountains of Ladakh to the deserts of the UAE, she’s proving that adventure has no age or limits.
From streetlights powered by food waste to jewellery made from newspapers, these 4 NGO’s in Tamil Nadu are upcycling discarded materials into tools for change.
This summer, trade screens for streams and playgrounds for forest paths! From Uttarakhand’s misty trails to Kerala’s elephant camps, these 5 nature walks across India offer kids a chance to explore the wild, learn about the environment, and make unforgettable memories — all while soaking in the magic of the great outdoors.
Sustained by volunteers, painted by communities, and embraced by those in need—India’s Walls of Kindness are a living, breathing tribute to public compassion.
India’s groundbreaking rice innovation is changing the way we think about farming. With higher yields and reduced water use, this genome-edited crop could transform agriculture for good.