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Invisible illnesses like Fibromyalgia are little understood in India. This International Awareness Day for Chronic Immunological and Neurological Diseases, a Fibromyalgia patient talks about rebuilding her life after her diagnosis and the need for better awareness about invisible illnesses in Indian society.

The Aravani Art Project is a public art initiative seeking to showcases the country's transgender community in a new shade.

In an innovative game of anti-treasure hunt, 32 families in Mumbai spent a Sunday morning taking up six crucial environment issues of concern for the city.

Geetha and Rathish are the founders of Support Icon, an initiative that aims to change societal approach towards children and adults with special needs.

Kingsley David, founder of the online news portal for the hearing impaired, Sign TV, is striving to bridge the gap between the hearing impaired and the able-bodied through his initiatives.

Since 2014, Kailash Panchal has led cleanliness campaigns in his village. Now armed with a car, he hopes to spread his message across the country.

Over 400 Jagriks (Jagruk+Nagriks) have undertaken an arduous journey to better understand the Indian Constitution and its tenets and apply them in their lives, under Samvidhan Live: the Jagrik Project. Kanika Sinha talks about how watching these 400 journeys progress helped her better identify with the Constitution and apply its principles in her life.

Women of Madhubani district are using their creativity and tradition to prevent deforestation in the area by making beautiful paintings on trees!

History tells us that brilliance, achievement, innovation, and excellence are never the exclusive domain of either cities or villages. This heartwarming story of a school in the deep interiors of West Bengal is a story of hope for education, and how it turned into a transformative force.

Cervical cancer is one the biggest killers in modern India, yet few women are willing to discuss it openly. A cancer survivor is hoping that talking about her story will encourage more women to come forward and fight against this preventable and curable scourge.