social work

Naveen Kumar left his comfortable engineering career to build a beggar-free India. Through his Atchayam Trust, he has helped over 1,400 people living on the streets find jobs, shelter, and hope. His mission goes beyond charity—restoring dignity, purpose, and a fresh start for every life he touches.

After witnessing her father’s tragic passing, Shalini turned to social media — not for sympathy but to heal through helping others. Today, she has impacted over 100 lives by providing financial aid, emotional support, and unconditional love. Join her journey — because even the smallest gesture can make a difference.

Sai Vignesh started helping animals at a very young age, thanks to his grandfather. Later, he started Almighty Animal Care Trust in Tiruvallur, Tamil Nadu to provide a safe haven for injured animals.

For the past twenty years, Paras Banjara, has dedicated his life to fighting discrimination, securing vital documents, and advocating for land ownership for Rajasthan's nomadic tribes. Through Olakhaan Trust, he aims to reclaim their lost identity and ensure their rightful place in society, giving nomadic voices the recognition and rights they deserve.

A cryptocurrency entrepreneur spent a staggering $6.24 million on a banana taped to a wall and ate it. But do you know that Ashok Gade, a farmer from Maharashtra, transformed the humble banana into a range of delicious products like biscuits, chips, and jams, earning Rs 50 lakh a year?

Neenu Rathin, a homemaker searching for a deeper purpose, found her passion for social work through volunteering. Faced with the challenge of finding credible sources, she started finding a solution.

Neenu Rathin was a homemaker searching for a deeper purpose in life. Only when she started volunteering did she discover her passion for social work. But, finding credible sources was easier said than done. So she went out to find a solution.

Despite losing his limbs to polio at 11, Dr K S Rajanna became a Paralympic champion, social activist, and entrepreneur, employing over 350 people. Here’s his journey to advocating for the rights and representation of persons with disabilities.

Inspired by his wife’s social work, former IAS officer Arun Kumar gives free UPSC coaching to aspirants on the ghats of the Ganga in Patna.

Delhi-based Usha Gupta runs Pickled With Love, a business venture that sells delicious pickles and chutneys to raise funds for the poor. Watch this video to see her inspiring story.