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Sukkriti Nath is a regular teenager but she turned a school project into a book about the harms of smoking and donated the proceeds to an NGO. She has been an inspiration to many.

Rajiv Putam died in a Texas hospital, but his wife made sure his organs got donated to recipients, some of whom had been waiting for days.

Coming out in groups, these Indian-American residents in Houston are providing whatever relief material they can to the victims.

Pranay Varada, an eighth grade student, took home a college scholarship worth $50,000 and a lifetime membership to the National Geographic Society.

On September 19, 2016, United Nations unveiled the names of the two Indians and one Indian American selected for the inaugural class of UN Young Leaders for Sustainable Development Goals. Here are the inspiring stories of these three young leaders who are already transforming their communities through their work.

This Class 7 student in the US raised funds to buy and distribute LED bulbs for free to poor people in India. This is the story of her determination to do something concrete for the future of the planet.