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Kainat Ansari first learnt to operate a PC when she was in Class 6. Now, in less than two years, she has introduced the PC to more than 300 children in rural India, enabling them to aspire for a better life.

India’s RTI Act is ranked the 4th best in the world, according to an annual rating of RTI-like laws across the world.

Communities Rising runs after-school programmes for children in parts of rural Tamil Nadu. They are using StoryWeaver to help inculcate a love of reading in their students.

Tanju Devi is proof that a single individual's unwavering determination can result in change for an entire community.

Rabies is an endemic disease in India. Thanks to the efforts of dedicated animal rights groups, however, the disease is being tackled in a humane and compassionate manner, ensuring that neither dogs nor humans are harmed.

At 77, PD Ravindra is a senior citizen who knows no rest. This former engineer is always tinkering around, trying to create machines and models that can explain scientific concepts in a fun way to children in his unique museum, Amma Saraswati Loka.

Harsh Songra created the 'My Child' App when he was just 18 years old, to help parents diagnose developmental disorders in their children in just 45 seconds.

From the remote village of Subarnapur, child marriage victim Sanatan Murmu is fighting to educate the girls and women of her block about the obstacles of child marriage.

Started by Chandni Chopra and Aarshiya Chaudhry, the Udyami initiative is helping school children in Delhi find their own voice and become change-makers in their communities.

The move to boost startups in the country has resulted in a slew of tax exemptions and benefits for budding entrepreneurs