Compassion

From a 16-ft king cobra in Kerala to a trapped koel in Delhi, these four animal rescues show how ordinary people across India are answering nature’s call for help — with ropes, courage, and compassion.

Conflict may divide land, but it cannot always divide people. The Partition of 1947 saw communities torn apart—but also brought to light stories of unity, where individuals crossed lines of faith and fear to protect each other. These moments show that peace begins with people.

From Karan Aujla’s luxe concert packages to Narayana Murthy’s romantic serenade, the world loves a good viral moment. But stories like Govind Bhati and Sharon Genevive’s work to preserve Rajasthan’s folk music, and Aryan Nangia’s platform for youth digital skills, are shaping a better future for generations to come.

Beyond the call of duty, there are countless stories of dedication, resilience, and compassion showed by the Indian police force. Let's take a look at a few such individuals who empower and inspire.

Chennai-based Solomon Raj runs the Shelter Trust, where he cares for children living with HIV who have been abandoned by their relatives.

Prashant Gade from Madhya Pradesh invented low-cost arms, which use brain signals to control muscle movements

They may not wear capes, but their incredible courage and compassion for the downtrodden makes these Indians superheroes in every other way. #TBIChangemakers2019 #RealLifeHeroes

“People who kill them have no idea about the importance of snakes in our ecosystem. Snakes tend to get defensive and react aggressively. Perhaps the seeds of wanting to do something for snakes were sown when, as a young girl, I saw people kill snakes. It left a profound impact on my mind.”

"My conscience did not allow me to leave,” says Bengaluru's 29-year-old Babu Mudrappa, who found the heavily-pregnant lady crying for help on a road. What this hero did next will restore your faith in humanity.

Suffering from a congential skin disorder, she has been subjected to public ridicule and humiliation throughout her life.