Kerala

In an age when most Indian women didn't even try getting into civil service, Anna Rajam Malhotra fought gender bias, stood her ground and went on to become India's first female IAS officer in 1951.

When all pleas for help were ignored, Sashi decided to take things in his own hands and accomplished what seemed impossible -- in three years, he personally dug 200 metres of proper road in the village.

The town has already conducted a soil audit, plant population census, energy audit, and more. There is also a concerted campaign against the usage of plastic bags in the region.

Learning a martial art is not only extremely rewarding for your fitness, but can also help you rediscover and reconnect to India's unique martial history. Here's a quick guide to help you figure out which one is right for you.

Here's the story of how Mohan Chavara, a talented sculptor, is building a unique organic village based on the principles of sustainability, simple living and harmony with nature.

Sreelakshmi Satheesh started getting incessant phone calls from strange men asking her for her "rates". Once she reached the bottom of the matter, she tracked down the perpetrator and made him pay Rs. 25,000 to a charity of her choice.

These young couples and their families dared to fight stigmas, break stereotypes and opened their hearts to help those in need!

Here are 5 Indian communities who are working to preserve and produce several native plant varieties across the country.

Wayanad is one of the last remaining true wildernesses of India, with amazing biodiversity in flora and fauna. However, the region is facing severe duress, following rapid recent change. This short documentary attempts to highlight the problems afflicting the serene forests and hills of Wayanad and suggest solutions for the same.

Meet Tiara Abraham -- a 10-year-old who realised that she is musically gifted at the age of five when she burst into vibrato while singing Happy Birthday and was in college by the time she was seven years.