Bihar

“Thirty years ago, my parents started the school with the motto 'Come to Learn. Go to Serve'. I’m optimistic that these efforts will help over a thousand children to go to serve humanity tomorrow.”

“I was in a constant state of fear about these students. Loneliness, anxiety and depression can do terrible things to these young minds and my prime focus was to ensure their safe departure from Kota,” explains Kasera.

“Fishing was looked down upon in our area. Now, many people are ready to take up this trade,” says a fish farmer from Bundelkhand.

“If 10,000 people in India resort to food forestry today, it can save 50,000 people in the next few years."

“Through agroforestry, even farmers who don’t own large farmlands can generate big profits in the long run."

From growing a kilo of mushrooms to winning the Nari Shakti Puraskar, this Bihar Nari is all things inspiring!

"Sanjay Kumar Singh's dedication to serve the poorest of the poor was uncompromising. He wanted to do something for the deprived. And the people loved him for it," says his father Ghanshyam Singh.

For years, lack of electricity and internet connectivity has hampered the dreams of India's village kids. Not anymore, thanks to Project Surya Kiran! #Innovation #Education

Ravi Prakash from Champaran has developed technology that can chill raw milk from 37° to 7° within 30 minutes and save milk from getting spoilt.

"Science cannot be taught in isolation. Science cannot be taught at school without knowing the kind of lives my students are living," says retired IIT-Kanpur Professor H C Verma.