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“However, it was only when I went abroad that its benefits dawned upon me. Perhaps going far away was what made me realise its potential.”

"My goal is to ensure these devices reach every doctor, so that all patients irrespective of income levels benefit."

“We looked around to source cloth and found it to be very expensive. It was during this time that the boys decided to collect old bed-sheets from hotels and use those to make the cloth bags,” informs Varsha Aswani, the proud mother of these teen boys with an eco and social conscience.

"A 1000 sq ft home built by us can save upto 5 lakh litres of water every year just by saving the rain water and recycling the waste water from the house," says co-founder Dilipan.

Fancy having a private hanging garden? Or growing organic veggies? Here's your chance!

Within two years, Major Ved Prakash Sharma has formed a network of 1600 customers in Chennai & Puducherry. His USP? Ex-soldiers harvest the veggies by 9 am and deliver to your doorstep by 5 pm the same day!

Earning a living as an electrician and camera repair person, Sekar’s has now begun attracting tourists from around the world!

"If accessibility and reasonable accommodation are missing, people with disabilities cannot exercise their rights, which leads to discrimination,” she says.

Padma Shri recipient, Narthaki Nataraj’s inspiring journey is nothing short of a cinematic thriller, with its ups and downs. It is even featured in the Tamil Nadu government’s 11th standard textbook.

"Instead of allowing scrap waste to land up in a landfill, we thought why not start a business around it," say the five engineering graduates who call themselves the 'trashmen' of #Chennai! #CleanIndia