Ahmedabad

From experiencing the struggles of living with financial problems to using that memory to teach underprivileged kids – Dinesh Kumar Gautam’s journey has been a long and impactful one.

Dr Lohana introduced a scheme at his hospital under which the delivery is free of charges in case a girl is born.

Monika is a post-graduation student of Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology, Ahmedabad, and she loves driving. With her desire to do some work related to driving, she went on to become the first female chauffeur in Gujarat.

ReMaterials was awarded the Parivartan Award in the Alternative Materials category on Nov. 24 for developing affordable, durable and eco-friendly roof systems.

While several people across the country are struggling to withdraw money and exchange Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes from banks after the demonetization, one village in Gujarat is handling the situation in a hassle-free manner

Harish Kumar, a techie and driving enthusiast, did not let his disability come in the way of his passion and started a driving school for specially challenged people in India.

Affectionately addressed by the moniker 'Motaben', Anasuya Sarabhai holds a unique place in the history of the country. This is the untold story of this inspiring woman who played a pioneering role in charting the course of India's labour history.

Virat Shah, a resident of Ahmedabad, shows how children are capable of learning even in the middle of heat, dust and noise. All they need is someone willing to teach them.

In a bid to counter the exorbitant price of sanitary napkins and make sanitary waste more eco-friendly, three MIT graduates have founded Saathi.

Mathematics teacher Sursinh Parmar took the question of a young student so seriously, that he figured out a new method to solve a complex problem: the divisibility rule of number 8.