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With her granddaughter Sana, 90-year-old Kanak Saxena cooks and feeds 120 dogs every day in Ghaziabad, despite her Osteoporosis, fractures, and major surgeries.

You can now order hand knitted woollens, scarves and much more, that are literally as good as the ones your grandmother made. Just get in touch with Asha Puri.

Backed by the amazing cooking skills of his grandma and aunts, Bengaluru’s Murali Gundanna decided to quit his corporate job and started home-cooked food delivery startup “Food Box”

“I may not live long now but I want the art of Potloi-making to live on. I hope that the skills that I have imparted make beautiful designs of Potloi,” says Abok Radhe.

The Better India got in touch with co-founder Rachna Rao, to document the journey of this unique startup.

Four-year-old Ishaanvi saw the challenges that her grandmother was facing and realised that even though she was braving her treatment, she had fallen prey to social stigma.