Heroes of humanity

Zoya Thomas Lobo roamed the ladies compartments of Mumbai locals for almost a decade before becoming India's first transgender photojournalist.

We celebrate these heroes of humanity, who have shown through their unrelenting efforts and collaborative spirit that it is never too late to rise and fight for our less privileged brothers and sisters. #TBIChangemakers2020 #HeroesofHumanity

“Money gets over after a period of time. But the memory of love and appreciation is timeless. So, that is my reward.”

Nagesh Kale lost both his legs to a train accident in 2013. But, he is a ray of positivity in these testing times.

“I had seen the ugly side of cancer from close quarters. I knew how helpless the ailment leaves people and how difficult caregiving can be.” #HeroesOfHumanity

They may not wear capes, but their incredible courage and compassion for the downtrodden makes these Indians superheroes in every other way. #TBIChangemakers2019 #RealLifeHeroes

From starvation to domestic violence, from being defrauded of lakhs to her younger sister’s murder⁠—Anchal’s life has been a roller-coaster of traumatic experiences. Yet, ‘Anchal Didi’ is a guardian angel for hundreds of kids in Delhi slums. #HeroesOfHumanity