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Inspiring teacher Lincy George and her husband Sebastian, a couple residing in Kerala, have dedicated several years to give their students, most of whom come from under-resourced backgrounds, a permanent home to live in.

Jasper Paul from Hyderabad has rescued thousands of homeless by providing critical and non-critical care at his NGO — Second Chance Foundation.

IAS officer Devansh Yadav is helping bright minds of Arunachal Pradesh to pursue further studies in Delhi University through crowdfunding 

"Better Together" is The Better India's initiative to support civil service officers from across India and to join them as they help migrant labourers, daily wage earners, frontline health workers, and all those who need our help most in these troubled times.

"Ordinary citizens like you and I can help vulnerable communities build resilience in these hard times. So, we did it." #CoronaWarriors #CoronaLockdown

"If I succeed, it will be dedicated to him. No one deserves to die the way my father did, and I want to make sure people know about it."

From filing a petition against pollution-causing nations, inventing a landslide detection device, raising lakhs for the elderly, helping farmers increase their income to giving a dignified life to ragpickers, here are 10 youngsters who are shaping a better future.

“Rahul used to say 'I am fighting a battle I didn’t choose. But how I react to the circumstances is my choice and no one can take that from me.' Keeping his vision alive, I try to help cancer patients and their families,” says Rashi Yadav.

"As long as I can, I want to make this world a better place for elderly people, who are like my grandparents, to live in. I also want to make sure they know that they’re not alone," says 15-year-old Vivhan Rekhi. #Heartwarming #YoungIndia

Already India's U-14 taekwondo champion, 14-year-old Shreya Jadhav aims to represent India and clinch gold in taekwondo at the 2024 Olympics.