Hyderabad

Here’s the story of why a hospital in Hyderabad was renamed after the renowned Sir Ronald Ross, who won the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine in 1902.

A dentist by profession, Dr Sindhura Pothineni is an animal welfare enthusiast based out of Hyderabad. She has rescued 36 species of birds and over 270 dogs, cats, and other animals.

Vijay Gopal, Hyderabad-based consumer rights activist shares, important pointers on what apartment complex residents can do to fight hefty maintenance charges being levied on them.

Nanda Kishore Reddy, a former techie with an IT company in Hyderabad, left his steady job at the start of COVID-19 pandemic to help his father, a farmer, maximise yields and profits growing spinach and English cucumber.

Dr A K Kundra’s recent project is the Autism Guardian Village (AGV), a one-of-a-kind residential space in India designed exclusively for people with autism and their families.

Hyderabad's Padmini Rangarajan is tacking the problem of kitchen waste by reusing it to make incense cones at home, which are both low cost and eco-friendly. She shares how you can make them yourself.

Ananya Talluri’s campaign Svaasthya is working with orphanages across Hyderabad to fulfil the nutritional needs of underprivileged girls through food and essential vitamins.

Jasper Paul from Hyderabad has rescued thousands of homeless by providing critical and non-critical care at his NGO — Second Chance Foundation.

IIT-Madras alumni, Deepthi Nathala's fabric ‘Hecoll’—abbreviation for ‘Healthy Cover For All’—claims to block 99% UV rays, filter 95% pollution and inhibits viruses and bacteria upon contact.

Makers Hive, a Hyderabad-based assistive technology startup, has developed the KalArm, a 3D printed, lightweight and affordable bionic arm for people with upper limb amputations.