Bihar

In 2005, Sinha founded the Shoshit Seva Sangh (SSS) to provide quality education to the Musahar children. Since then there has been no looking back.

One farmer in Tamil Nadu earned approximately Rs 2 crore per year growing these humble, yellow fruits. Have a look!

"I didn’t see the point of saving anything for the future, when I had the power to help him in the present...so why would I even think twice about that?" says the proud teacher in his viral post.

Unwilling to be stifled by red-tapism, these 10 dedicated civil servants went above and beyond their duty in 2018 to change India for the better.

In an attempt to help these students realise their dreams, Patna Superintendent of Rail Police, Jitendra Mishra, played good Samaritan by providing identity cards to over 500 youths. With these cards, they can prepare for various competitive examinations under a lamp post at the railway station.

Just as he prepared to board the train entering Barauni station, he felt a strong push from the frenzied crowd behind him. The train was hardly ten steps away. But the teenager had fallen onto the tracks.

The soft-spoken Sardar refuses to abandon the abandoned at Bihar’s largest government-run hospital — he even washes their trays and bowls himself! #Respect #RealLifeHero

Social entrepreneur Praveen Chauhan's venture, MATR joined its hands with Because of Nature, an Australia-based sustainable clothing label and unfurled the Happy Hands Project.

The city's rich entrepreneurial tradition has attracted a large number of migrants. But what about their kids?

Elected at the age of 18 (the youngest age possible), Amal Pushp is arguably India's next science prodigy. Well done, Amal! #MakingIndiaProud #Science