Hyderabad

Green wave converts almost 300 kg to 400 kg of flowers every week into 100 kg to 150 kg of incense sticks giving livelihood to nearly 50-60 women.

His stories are full of random acts of kindness by complete strangers including a businessman who gave him a ride and invited him to stay in a star-hotel in Kozhikode.

Ravi started collecting broken bricks, gravel and stones from areas in the vicinity and filling potholes with them.

Mentoring children from underprivileged communities to help them explore the world – one small dream at a time.

The final dates for the relocation have been set from 24th June to 25th June.

The brainchild of Naveen Seri, TruTrade and Organic Thelawala are the brain child of Naveen Seri. These initiatives work for the financial independence of the farmers and push pushcart vendors. They and promoting promote organic and sustainable farming practices, and micro entrepreneurship at the same time.

This Indian company has designed the Limitless electric bike, which comes with a set of pedals and can be pedalled in case of low battery or simply as an exercise option.

He made the bike ambulance in just Rs.1.10 lakh and it can carry one patient at a time.

Founded in 1999, Dwaraka (Development of Weavers and Rural Artisans in Kalamkari), a not-for-profit organisation spearheaded by Anita Reddy aims to revive Kalamkari and empower the artisans behind the craft.

200 cooling jackets have been given to Hyderabad's Traffic Police in order to help them cope with standing under the citys unbearable heat for long periods of time. If successful, the vests could be used to help others across the country.