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Bengaluru’s water crisis is intensifying, and strict rules now limit potable water usage for non-drinking purposes. But these four Bengalurians are leading the way with ingenious solutions proving that every drop counts. #WaterConservation

After losing her foot in a bus accident, Veena Ambarish battled depression, earned an MBA, and launched 'Kari Dosa', proving the power of resilience.

Through policy framework shifts, appeals to the court for rare disease funds, and starting a centre in Bengaluru, Prasanna Shirol is ensuring that parents and children with rare diseases can live better lives.

Bengaluru’s Aecoz, owned by Dhanvita Sathyanand, Srinidhi Rajaram, and Bharath Sathyanand, is proving that sustainable solutions don’t have to come at the cost of quality, durability, or revenue growth.

Suryanarayan, a retired manager has been tirelessly sweeping streets, unclogging drains, and planting trees every day, proving no job is too small to make a big difference.

Faced with uncertainty after losing her job, Divya Tejaswi turned to a unique idea of handcrafted dolls.

Have leftover, good-to-eat food from events that would end up going to waste? Here's how you can turn it into lifesavers.

Three friends adopted the Gubbalala Higher Primary School in Bengaluru. Over the past 15 years, the school strength has tripled, while alumni are pursuing engineering, medicine and doctorates today.

Bengaluru's Lohith Reddy left behind a promising career in engineering to follow his passion for floriculture. From growing gerberas to expanding into chrysanthemums, his dedication to quality and innovation has transformed his flower farm, ‘Lohith Flora’, into a thriving business.

Revealing the diversity and history of Indian music, the Indian Music Experience (IME) museum is an inspiring treasure of the nation’s rich legacy.