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Sustainable farming, women empowerment and a revolution of change — Monisha Behal changed the fate of this sleepy Naga village!

Spearheaded by 25-year-old Najum Ul Huda and his friends, We For Kargil aims make Kargil known as a place with a rich cultural heritage and not just a former war zone.

She spoke to him openly about the shame her mother felt every day from having to defecate in the open and convinced him to build a toilet.

Navneet was among the scores of consciously driven individuals in India who wanted to initiate change but didn't know where to begin.

Using available waste materials on the campus like waste palm wheels, coconut leaves, a stick, and wheels of small cycles, these students made a makeshift sweeping machine to help the aged sweeper.

Hailing from the village of Prithvipur, Naga Kushwaha is a small-time farmer who took a loan of ₹1, 06,000 in 2013, which he repays in installments timely.

Harshini joined the Mehsana fire station in Gujarat in 2006, the second largest onshore production of the Oil and National Gas Corporation.

Ravi started collecting broken bricks, gravel and stones from areas in the vicinity and filling potholes with them.