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First he had a 100km road built without government assistance, now he's inviting students to his home for dinner to experience life as an IAS Officer. It's no wonder Officer Armstrong is a true people's champion!

Thanks to the generous contributions made by the channel's listeners, Nikita Shukla will not have to go hungry or worry about her education anymore.

Designed by 12th grader Rifath Sharook, the satellite has been named KalamSat in honour of the former President of India, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam.

The design, developed by Sanjana Paramhans, can be assembled easily and is equipped with special features to ensure the privacy of its users.

When she learned that the cutting down of trees was contributing to global warming, 9-year-old Hani had a simple solution: why not plant more trees? So that's what she and her friends did!

Ranked 2,072 across India under the PwD (Persons with Disabilities) category during JEE Mains, Rachna is now set to appear for JEE Advanced.

Gursimran Singh has made a device that visually impaired people can wear which will enable them to visualise the text being dictated by using the concept of binaural beats. He has been awarded a 20 lakh grant for the device to be produced at commercial level and distributed across the country.

At just 17-years-old, Tuhin Dey has big dreams of becoming a great scientist like his idol Stephen Hawking. And just like his idol, he isn't letting his condition get in the way of making this a reality.

After witnessing a fatal road accident, Rohit Pataskar designed this ingenious system with a budget of just ₹300.

Sai Kiran's detailed proposal had everything from cost-effective analysis to the kind of recreational activities one would enjoy once on the Moon.