Mumbai

Breaking the gender barrier in style, Maharashtra's Khadilkar sisters ruled India's chess scene for an entire decade, and showed the world that women can compete with men in chess! #FirstWomen #GirlPower

“I was 10 years old when I first came across a television. The first time I saw a film was when one night, a rich family in the village hired a television and screened a film. Growing up, I loved writing and telling stories, although even as a teenager, I never thought that one day I'd make a film,” says Dominic Sangma.

This plucky man from Mumbai went on to build one of the greatest film production houses in history. And yet few Indians know his story. #History #UntoldTales

On #WorldEnvironmentDay, Mumbai will once again come together in even greater numbers to clean its beaches, water bodies and mangroves. #LiveGreen #CleanIndia

"It was a horrific scene, I could only see blood, pieces of flesh, and people and babies crying. I was bleeding from my head, nose and mouth, and didn't know whether I was going to survive," says Amit Motwani, a flight steward, who was there when Brussels suffered a horrific terror attack in March 2016.

Elvis Mascarenhas and Namrata Wittke blew through their emergency savings to participate in one of the biggest dance championships in the world. And they won - the kind of story dance films are made off!#MakingIndiaProud

Working in tandem with kirana stores, the Saathealth App has already been downloaded 85,000 times—in not just the slums of Mumbai, but also other cities like Delhi, Lucknow and Pune.

One of the simplest and most cost-effective measures to protect mangroves, these natural barriers also help absorb carbon emissions from vehicles, thereby reducing air pollution in the zone!

"We don’t want the sympathies. We just want people to look at our talent because frankly, we have loads of it," say the 'Gully Boys' of Asia’s second largest slum.

Nayi Disha was founded to support parents of such children, empowering them with the right resources and necessary information, to help them care better for their children.