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Captain DC Sekhar, a former Merchant Navy officer, has removed over 1 lakh tonnes of trash from rivers using a low-cost, fuel-free barrier. With the help of natural currents, this made-in-India innovation is protecting seas from plastic pollution.

They’ve braved rugged roads, shattered stereotypes, and turned fear into fuel. Meet the unstoppable women of CRF Women on Wheels, rewriting what it means to be a biker in India.

Ever wondered what makes each Tamil Nadu district special? From iconic temples to lesser-known treasures, this photo story reveals the soul of 10 districts — through the lens of culture, craft, and community. You’ll be left inspired, intrigued, and ready to explore every corner.

They listened to the toughest food critics: their own kids, and built a brand that parents can trust. Wholsum Foods is making healthy eating effortless, delicious, and fun!

Your pet may not say it, but summer’s heat can be tough on them. These easy, daily tips — from hydration hacks to cooling routines — can make all the difference. Because they rely on us to stay safe, healthy, and wagging through the hottest days.

Taps without aerators can waste up to 18 litres per minute. With Bengaluru’s water now costlier, these small devices are making a big difference.

At Srinagar's iconic Dal Lake, a silent transformation is underway. Maninder Singh and his startup CleanEffentech are turning stubborn lake weeds into organic gold—fertiliser that fuels farms. In the process, they're not just cleaning a polluted lake, but creating a model for sustainability that blends innovation with local impact.

In Aldona, Goa, 66-year-old Krishna Kerkar has spent 45 years rearing cows and farming, upholding a century-old family legacy. Though he earns no profit, spends Rs 20,000 monthly on fodder, and battles back pain, his bond with the animals he calls family remains unshaken.

From a sapling, a forest can spurt. CATCH Foundation has been putting this belief into practice since 2014 as they use reforestation to transform barren landscapes in India.

Old Fashioned Gourmet is a labour of love by a woman who dealt with adversity at a young age. This legacy is now being furthered by her daughter.