Education

Siddhant & Suhani are using Nintendo Wii motion-sensing tech through their initiative, INTECH, to create interactive learning opportunities for children with intellectual disabilities.

Breaking traditions and spreading hope, these couples turned their weddings into inspiring acts of love, generosity, and change.

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Left in an orphanage and married off at 16, Warangal's Jyothi Reddy rose against the odds to become the CEO of a billion-dollar software company, 'Key Software Solutions'.

Three friends adopted the Gubbalala Higher Primary School in Bengaluru. Over the past 15 years, the school strength has tripled, while alumni are pursuing engineering, medicine and doctorates today.

Through their one-of-a-kind programme, Lok Sangeet Shala, Govind Singh Bhati & Sharon Genevive are empowering young artists from folk communities to learn & celebrate their cultural identity.

For the past twenty years, Paras Banjara, has dedicated his life to fighting discrimination, securing vital documents, and advocating for land ownership for Rajasthan's nomadic tribes. Through Olakhaan Trust, he aims to reclaim their lost identity and ensure their rightful place in society, giving nomadic voices the recognition and rights they deserve.

For 28 years, Meera Badve’s Niwant Andh Mukta Vikasalay has empowered visually impaired individuals to thrive independently. With their new app, Swalekhan, they are helping students take exams, without relying on scribes.

Scientist, engineer, and entrepreneur, Amar Bose lived a life of milestones, with his company being among the most well-known audio empires today.

Two teens, Siddhant and Suhani, are using motion-sensing technology, Nintendo Wii, to revolutionise education and inclusion for children with intellectual disabilities. Through their initiative, INTECH, these teens are creating fun, interactive opportunities for kids to develop essential skills and build confidence.