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Coimbatore Postal Department is now trying to reach out to the public in remote areas by rolling out a mobile currency exchange van.

In Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, an old man and his 26-year-old son are making traditional cooking trendy again with their YouTube channel.

1,000 children from eight schools in Kerala, wrote handwritten messages to the District Chief of Police (DCP), about various issues of concern to them.

Swarga Foundation has released a calendar that showcases the courage and talents of disabled people who have done pioneering work in their respective fields.

Vikash Khandelwal. is trying to introduce his eco-friendly newspaper pencils all over India. This will help reduce the use of wood to make pencils.

Dr. Hema Krishnan thinks cooperatives have the capacity to lift millions of the world’s impoverished, as they have in India. Here's why she thinks they support those living below the poverty line.

Namma Kovai is a WhatsApp group comprising of citizens, government officers, police officials, heads of education institutions, any many others in Coimbatore. And together they are solving one issue after another in the city.

The Kasi Pasumai Yatra - a novel initiative to decrease wood consumption for burning dead bodies, began in Coimbatore recently. Under the programme, coconut shells from garbage heaps will be collected, powdered, packed, and sent to Varanasi.

In Coimbatore City, people from all walks of life are coming together to build toilets in every household. The City is on a construct-a-thon to make itself open defecation free.

In Coimbatore, two youngsters started an NGO, Meipolur, to create awareness among residents about waste management, and encourage them to segregate waste.