Mumbai

"When the helmet is on, I am not a man or woman, but a race car driver," says Sneha Sharma.

“Our community of enthusiastic donors keeps growing. People hand over old clothes like sarees, dupattas, bedsheets and even vintage fabrics to us that we then convert into unique products," says founder Savitha Rao.

The ‘SOLO 0.1’ also has a solar panel (600W), water tank (250 ltrs) and a lounge space with shade in the terrace. Talk about easy living in small spaces!

I am in the heart of North Mumbai’s lesser-known red-light district where underworld crime syndicates run prostitution rings. This is where spine-chilling and heart-wrenching stories come alive.

“Insanely talented people, most facing indifference, put in hard hours in mundane jobs at the cost of doing what they love the most,” wrote a netizen inspired by Vishal.

"They (freedom fighters Madhu and Pramila Dandavate) loved each other because they loved freedom. Their love also enriched and extended the meaning of freedom."

"We actually test all these products on ourselves. In the end, we hope to be the choice for anyone who wants to make an ethical beauty decision,” says co-founder Desiree.

Running in more than 180 schools for the last year, it has collected and prevented more than 22 lakh multi-layered plastic packets/sachets from exhausting landfills!

When the door to the bathroom was broken, they found the class 10 student unconscious, with one side of her body burnt from the hot water.

In a city that generates 10,000 tonnes of garbage everyday, 40+ societies changed the way they handled their waste. Thanks to this one-woman army.