Kandivali

In 2017, the society exported surplus solar-produced electricity to a power distributing company and saved a whopping Rs 2.6 lakh. Not only that, it also converts 900 Kgs of waste into compost every month!

The Kashmiri man was moved by the officer's gesture, which helped him save close to Rs 10,000 on the trip.

Haimanti has been on a mission to equip them with necessary skills so she can enrol them in a regular school under the Right to Education act.

Last spotted in Mumbai in 1939, this year, the Great Bittern made a long-awaited comeback in the economic capital.

Kudos to the citizens for not just paying lip-service to the degrading state of the environment but joining hands to effect change on the ground!

A retired army man and Nalasopara resident, Ramdayal Yadav may not be an appointed traffic police personnel, but he stands dedicatedly outside the Tulinj police station for over four hours every day and helps the traffic police regardless.

80 residents from Tirupati Towers in Kandivali came together to restore greenery in their area.

Prince Tiwari, a chartered accountant from Mumbai, could have easily landed a plum job in a multinational company. He chose instead to educate and empower underprivileged kids who lived under a flyover. Here's his inspiring story.

From a surfer to a soccer star, these formidable female athletes are rocking it in Nike's awesome viral video.

Many kids living in Mumbai's slums have to drop out of school because their parents cannot afford their fees or want them to work instead. Three Gandhi Fellows understood the gravity of this situation and decided to do something about it.