Development

Broken footpaths force Indians onto busy roads every day. Here’s how Kochi’s Walkable Kochi pilot is using data and citizen voices to make walking safer and more inclusive.

Maya Mausariya from Ghatgara village in Madhya Pradesh promised to address the issues faced by women. Which she did - including a tap in every household

“Today, women from all backgrounds and other villages, including those who have B.Ed degrees or more, come to us to join our work.”

“Fishing was looked down upon in our area. Now, many people are ready to take up this trade,” says a fish farmer from Bundelkhand.

“When we think of development, we see giant buildings as a marker for progress. But, after coming here, I realised that there is great value in conservation, being sustainable and having an equal society", says #IAS officer Manuj Jindal.

When was the last time you spotted a sparrow? Hard to remember, isn’t it? Good news is you can too help in conserving the endangered bird!

The first woman in Asia to serve as a chief engineer in a state’s public works department, Thresia lived a life only a handful of other women of her time lived.

Once plagued by alcoholism and unemployment, 5000 tribal women across 55 villages in #Gujarat now have their own businesses—all thanks to one compassionate woman determined to make a difference! #Respect #RealLifeHeroine

#IndianRailways has also recently manufactured its first smoke-free LHB pantry car coach that's equipped with electric hobs, chimneys, deep freezers and RO filters. Check out the pics!

The school was founded in 2016, by Ashita and Anish Nath, a couple from Lucknow, whose journey towards this phenomenal decision is even more unusual.