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Amit Nanwani and Diksha Pande started Bengaluru-based Samosa Party in 2017, with an aim to provide a hygienic yet authentic alternative to India’s favourite snack.

This year, many street vendors are trying to build a livelihood while earning just Rs 300-400 a day, at a time when COVID-19 has further worsened their chances of recuperating from losses.

Tariq Patloo a resident of Dal lake in Srinagar has made Srinagar's first shikara ambulance to ferry patients across the Dal lake.

While Sugathakumari's poems initially began as accounts of a tragic quest for love, her work eventually evolved to incorporate feminist responses to increasing social and environmental injustice and disorder.

At a time when countless people have lost their jobs or livelihoods and are struggling to survive the impact of the pandemic, a small gift like this can make the new year very special for many.

At the end of 2020, the year which memes say ‘could not have been worse!’, we are here to tell you how you made India a better place.

We celebrate these heroes of humanity, who have shown through their unrelenting efforts and collaborative spirit that it is never too late to rise and fight for our less privileged brothers and sisters. #TBIChangemakers2020 #HeroesofHumanity

From fighting the sand mafia, starting an organic revolution, improving sanitation, healthcare to safely sending 50,000 students home in global COVID-19 pandemic, these IAS officers are shining examples of good governance

Indira Prasad, a retired physical director from a government degree college of Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh helps students with education funding and providing nutrition to athletes

Started as a WhatsApp group by a few Bengaluru-based entrepreneurs, Project StepOne has now become an active volunteer network fighting COVID-19 across India.