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Teaching kids about sustainability doesn’t have to be complicated. These five everyday activities are easy to try at home and gently introduce eco-friendly habits through play and curiosity.

From a small village in Karnataka to becoming a favourite mango variety internationally, Koppal's Kesar has become a sensation. All thanks to visionary leadership, strategic branding, and the region's unique climate.

With summer in full swing, it's the perfect time to spot the elusive tiger, and Satpura Forest — the oldest and largest in Madhya Pradesh—offers the ideal setting. For those who want to travel responsibly without compromising on comfort, Denwa Backwater Escape is the perfect retreat. Discover why it’s a must-visit destination.

When tragedy struck Pahalgam, 16-year-old Rubeena — lovingly called Kashmir’s ‘Rabbit Girl’ — opened her heart and home to frightened tourists. With courage beyond her years, she helped strangers find safety, offering quiet kindness in a time of fear.

Manohari Doss, Prabha Yadav, and Kalavapalli Lavannya are leading powerful grassroots movements to advance Dalit women’s rights, dignity, and leadership across India.

From soldering and wiring to battery setup, fault-finding, and installation, over 300 women in remote rural areas have become skilled solar engineers and entrepreneurs. Led by Harsh Tiwari, EMPBindi International empowers women with technical expertise, paving the way for sustainable energy solutions and economic independence.

In the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack, Kashmiri taxi drivers exemplified humanity by offering free rides and guiding tourists to safety. Their acts of kindness stand as a powerful reminder that love, unity, and resilience can overcome terror. Kashmir's spirit remains unbroken, proving humanity still shines in dark times.

From Assam’s overflowing wetlands to a growing eco-startup, Rupankar and Aniket have crafted a new future, turning water hyacinth into chemical-free, handmade paper. Their tree-free paper isn’t just a product; it’s a movement for greener innovation, empowering local communities and reimagining the possibilities of waste.

Researchers at NIT Rourkela, led by Dr Preetam Sarkar, are transforming agricultural waste like jackfruit, jamun, and litchi seeds into biodegradable films. These innovative films offer eco-friendly food packaging alternatives, extending shelf life while supporting a circular economy.

From a cook’s daughter with no coaching to a mother writing mains 17 days postpartum — meet seven UPSC toppers whose stories go far beyond their ranks.