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Heet Doshi and Om Thakkar, college students from Ahmedabad, founded ‘Your Reading Circle’ to promote the concept of reading among youngsters. Their free mini-libraries in public parks are improving reading culture by offering free access to books and creating community hubs for book lovers across the city.

When a silent drug crisis spread across Odisha’s college campuses, IPS officer Sagarika Nath chose trust over fear, reaching 5,000+ students through care, conversations, and early support.

When Mandeep Sangwan saw a lack of sustainability on his campus, he didn’t wait for change — he created it. ‘Green Dreams, ’ the first-ever eco club at Delhi School of Social Work, is inspiring students to build a greener campus by setting up two vertical gardens made out of plastic bottles.

The TechForChange initiative, spearheaded by Nasscom Foundation and Ciena, empowers college students to cultivate impactful social ventures through an intensive 18-month programme. Participating startups receive grants, funding, mentorship, and a host of other resources to support their growth and development.

By donating just Rs 350 towards an umbrella, make a difference in the lives of street vendors trying to make a living in this record-breaking heatwave.

With the mandatory Common University Education Test, admissions to all the central universities will be solely based on the CUET score and not based on Class 12 marks.

The citizen-led group has distributed more than 1,200 blankets to the homeless in the last four years

“An averagely efficient car in India runs on a mileage of 20 kilometers per litre. This means that it would consume 6.45 litres to cover 129 kilometers. But what if the tables were turned? What if you could travel 129 kilometers by using just 1 litre of fuel?” #DriveGreen #Innovation

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.

In a country where, even today, a majority of parents want their children to either be engineers or doctors, the scope of being a scientist is rather bleak. Space Kidz provides students with a platform where they can explore science freely, without the pressures of academics.