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Kicked off on 4th March 2014, the idea of the campaign by Nishant, who works in a travel company’s corporate communications department and runs a youth organisation called MUSE, is to decongest Mumbai local trains and save people from falling off.

In an open letter, hundreds of women in Hollywood announced their Time's Up campaign to fight sexual harassment in the industry.

Rohan Parekh has prepared an educational kit to inform farmers about pesticide-related toxicities, and distributed masks to farmers for free.

On November 19, which is World Toilet Day, the campaign activists will approach Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and raise issues of open defecation.

The like-minded team behind NGO Swaraksha have decided to deal with the issue of child abuse through education and awareness sessions.

Apart from pollution control board authorities and citizen groups, Indian celebrities are also stepping on to the scene to take a stand against the rising pollution levels and using their platform to raise awareness about #DelhiSmog.

If Indians change their seafood consumption, it could eventually change India’s fishing practices and counteract fishing out of season.

The lakes in the city are in a state of deterioration, thanks to encroachment and construction activity for urban infrastructure expansion.

Featuring Kangana Ranaut, the campaign is all about unleashing the fighter inside every Indian woman.

The event happens every year around International Literacy Day, with an aim to spread the joy of books to underprivileged children.