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India’s bold conservation model proves that people and predators can coexist, with the right policies, awareness, and community support.

In a city where every inch of land is built upon, Godrej Enterprises Group chose to protect a forest instead. For over four decades, they’ve nurtured acres of mangroves in Mumbai, protecting biodiversity, preventing floods, and building a climate-resilient future for generations to come.

Indira Dhar’s debut film, Putul, journeyed from Kolkata’s streets to Cannes, earning a standing ovation. A single mother, Indira battled funding struggles, sold her jewellery, and balanced parenthood to bring this powerful story to life. Her resilience, rooted in her passion for storytelling, turned obstacles into triumphs.

Dr Manoj Kumar’s innovative farming techniques and research are changing makhana cultivation in Bihar for good. By introducing flood-resistant methods, shallow water farming, and high-yielding lotus seed varieties, he’s helping farmers increase their incomes and meet growing global demand for this superfood.

Nobel Laureate CV Raman, Homi J Bhabha, Vikram Sarabhai and more - find out everything about these scientists who contributed to building India.

CERN – the European Organisation for Nuclear Research has advertised for a Senior Applied Fellowship Programme at Geneva, Switzerland, for Indian nationals.

An expert in gut microbiome, Professor Balamurugan Ramadass's research has revealed that Odisha's Pakhala (fermented rice, also known as Panta Bhat) contains a molecule known to improve gut health, boost immunity and treat malnutrition.

Goa, Karnataka and Uttarakhand have recently sanctioned the use of Ivermectin for COVID-19 treatment, and the Union Health Ministry has included it in the COVID Protocol as well

Such was Darshan Ranganathan’s dedication that she got her mother to send jackfruit from India all the way to London, just for her research! #WomenInScience

As these iconic snapshots show, the sky has never been the limit for ISRO and its valiant heroes!