Ahmedabad

A group in Ahmedabad that has been distributing free food for people to break their fasts during the month of Ramzan, for eight years now.

Bhupendra Tripathi suffered a paralytic attack, was diagnosed with cancer, and then lost his vision. This is how the brave hero crossed all of these hurdles and is working as the super-efficient manager of RBI Ahmedabad today.

If you take pride in your ability to solve even the toughest of riddles, here is a list of the greatest unsolved mysteries in Indian history.

This is the incredible and inspiring story of Geeta S Rao who fought extreme disability to carve a life for herself, pursue her dreams and achieve more than what ordinary humans do.

Manjula Vaghela, a 60-year-old resident of Ahmedabad, was a ragpicker until 1981. Today, she is the proud leader a cleaners’ cooperative with an annual turnover of Rs 1 crore.

Jharna Joshi, a 22-year-old student from Ahmedabad, took up a secret operation and rescued 111 kids working as labourers in one of the biggest ceramic units in Morbi on Friday.

Dhaval Khatri lost both his hands at the age of 14 and his school asked him to leave. But no such obstacle could stop him from continuing his education, writing all his exams himself, playing guitar and finally – painting.

From a time when he could not succeed in a competitive exam because of the lack of money to afford proper guidance, to today when he is guiding students free of cost, in 13 centres all over Gujarat – this is his story:

For more than a decade, this man and his wife have been serving free home-made food to more than 400 poor relatives of patients at VS Hospital in Ahmedabad.

Read the story of Naginbhai Shah, an 86-year-old man who still works with the dedication of a 20-year-old to bring relief and hope to the lives of thousands in Ahmedabad.