peace

Conflict may divide land, but it cannot always divide people. The Partition of 1947 saw communities torn apart—but also brought to light stories of unity, where individuals crossed lines of faith and fear to protect each other. These moments show that peace begins with people.

Discover the inspiring achievements of India’s Nobel Prize winners, celebrated globally for their contributions in multiple fields.

Watch this video to see how Abdul Qadeer, a cab driver from Delhi, is going the extra mile for his passengers by revamping his car to offer free snacks, utilities, and more to travellers.

A neighbour who risked his life to rescue six members of a family. A senior citizen who saved 80 lives. And so many more in a city torn apart by gut-wrenching violence.

"I remember her looking to me and saying ‘look how many people are here, I think India is going to be alright’.”

Seeing kids as young as four cooking, cleaning, and venturing into the forest to forage for food is what inspired Christopher Rego to build the first 'Friendship Hostel' in a remote Manipur village.

“I had the opportunity to train and help a generation that believes in these principles, and who continue to believe in non-violence despite the violence around them

The IPS officer even requested local religious leaders like the imams to pacify the crowd. Yet, there was no respite. The frenzied crowd refused to listen and pelted stones at the leaders and the police.

Prof. Lia Diskin has also created many programmes to spread the ideals of the Mahatma.

Dr. Medoukh has helped the development of a nonviolent economy in the Gaza Strip by mobilising Palestinians to produce, use and market local products.