Pune

Art can overcome huge differences between people and unite them in common cause. Here is a poem celebrating this unique ability of art to bring people together and erase prejudices and distinctions.

Ashish and Ruta Kalawar left their well-paying jobs in England and returned to India to help empower the rural citizens of the country. Help them make their adopted village open-defecation free!

Child marriage is still a harsh reality for many young girls and women, especially those belonging to the lower economic classes. Read about the young women who fought against this practice, and the organisation that helped them in their struggle.

The Baiga Trails, an art exhibition that will take place in Pune from November 24 to November 26, will bring to light the culture of the ancient tribal community of the Baigas through the work of two artists.

In Pune, this mobile van comes to city residents' doorsteps to convert their segregated garbage into compost for gardens and potted plants.

A 73-year-old retired cotton expert and his wife have decided to donate all their wealth for the welfare of the armed forces and farmers.

Berlin-based video-mapping artist Philipp Geist turned Pune's historical monument Shaniwarwada into his canvas this Diwali. Here's a glimpse!

Reema Sathe founded Happy Roots, a food company that manufactures healthy, and preservative-free snack food using local ingredients, with raw material sourced from small and tribal farmers.

Dr. Pravin Chordia believes that living a life closer to nature is the logical solution to all our modern-day woes.

Dr. Avinash Pol, a dental surgeon from Maharashtra, guided the residents of more than 70 villages in the state to help revive water bodies and learn about beneficial government schemes. He also helped them with sanitation work.