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Kasibhatta Samhitha started displaying prodigious abilities right from the age of three when her parents discovered that she could memorise the capitals of different countries around the world.

For these villagers, these actions aren’t anything to boast about but simply a way of life which adheres to the 'Punjabiyat' spirit.

It all began when a friend of one of the Support 4 Society (S4S) members was getting married and wanted to commemorate the occasion by giving back to the society through a dress bank.

An interior designer by profession, Murugesan had initially tried looking up a frame for his damaged cycle but couldn’t find one, which eventually led to making the wooden cycle.

What would quite literally be a living nightmare for scores of people, was instead a dream come true for Latika when she got the opportunity of working with the tiger population in the early nineties!

Shraddha has been working with Signal Shala for over a year now, and life hasn’t been any better or more gratifying for her.

On a budget of only ₹8,000, the final year engineering students of NSS College of Engineering developed the wheelchair using the motor of a car wiper.

While it has only been three years since he entered the world of photography, his passion and commitment seem to overtake the work of many seasoned artists.

Such is their popularity and visibility across the world that no formal introduction is required for these eminent personalities.

Ravi had been on the way to drop his children to school in Yekkuru when he was approached by a panic-stricken mother-son duo, for help.