Jalgaon

Farmer Ashok Gade from Maharashtra's Jalgaon has innovated and patented his banana biscuits, employing 50 other farmers and earning triple the profit.

Archit Rahul Patil, a Class 10 student from Maharashtra, has designed and developed a postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) cup, which is helping doctors in places like Jalgaon, Akola, Sevagram and Aurangabad prevent maternal deaths.

From crushing rural poverty to the corridors of power, Rajesh Patil's struggles through life and overcoming them to taste success is an incredible account of hard work and persistence.

With just about enough rainfall and a hot climate, one wouldn't think that the farmers in Jalgaon would be keen on cultivating a crop like the banana.

Videos of him singing Marathi as well as Hindi songs have been uploaded to various social media platforms.

The state constructed road had been in shambles for a very long time. No number of letters or complaints encouraged officials to fix the mess.

Her writing is away from all literary influences, as she never had a chance to read any.

He has spent almost Rs 1.5 to 2 lakh in the past two years to invent these machines.

Vardhishnu, a social research and development society, reaches out to over 100 children who work as waste-pickers.

Jalgaon in Maharashtra is often in the news for droughts and farmer suicides. But amidst this bleak picture, two farmers from here were invited to share their success stories at a seminar organized by Harvard University -- and this was made possible because of a third farmer from the same district.