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Pune-resident Usha Thuse won the internet with a video showing her paramotoring at the age of 97. Her zeal for life and passion for adventure have become examples for many looking for inspiration.

Coimbatore-based graphic designer Shuruti Vengatesh has started ‘Patti's Petti’, an initiative where one can send in their grandmother’s recipes or hacks and see them turned into an illustrated postcard.

Kokum is a versatile herb that can be consumed in many forms -- as a sherbet, in rasam, and as a cooking ingredient, among others. But did you know that it also comes with a host of health benefits that can help weight loss, immunity building and plenty more?

Caught Craft Handed happened when by a granddaughter helped her grandmother become an entrepreneur at 78. What's especially heartwarming is the satisfaction the elderly lady gets by earning her own money from customised headbands, scarves, sweaters, and more.

Avanti Nagral's 89-year-old aaji has become a star on Instagram with her frank and funny takes on everything related to sex - consent, contraception, condoms and pleasure.

Kolkata-based Manju Devi Poddar was nudged by her granddaughter, Yashi Chowdhary, to start her own homemade food venture. Today, her tasty bhujia, Nariyal Chakki and Mava ki Parwal mithai is a hit all over the city, with some deliveries reaching Hong Kong and the USA.

Indian mothers and grandmothers have incorporated principles of sustainability in their lives for decades. Take a look at these inspiring 10 hacks that can help you reduce waste and live a greener life.

Fondly known as 'Ammiji' in Amritsar, 92-year-old Rajinder Kaur Chatha is whipping up a spicy success with her homemade blends. Her startup story is the perfect inspiration for women entrepreneurs

Boju's Kitchen, started by three women during the COVID-19 pandemic churns out delicious momos for delivery in Delhi.

“After Amma Ji passed away at the age of 97, we discovered hundreds of diaries she maintained as an avid journaler,” recalls Noor, whose vegan skincare products have even found a market in countries like Bhutan and Brazil! #WomenEntrepreneur