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In recent years, awareness of waste sanitation in India has heightened thanks to organisations such as Eco Femme and individuals including Arunachalam Muruganantham aka India's 'Menstrual Man.'

The incredible young girl, who lives in Britain, wants to pursue a career in medicine and save lives in the future.

Individuals and organisations in countries around the world are stepping up with innovative methods and campaigns in an attempt to tackle the global issue of food wastage. We look at some examples from across the globe of food waste initiatives done right to give India something to chew over.

Shifting from the UK to India requires rewiring the brain to the simplest of everyday tasks to survive each day. Here's 10 habits I've had to reconsider.

While Justice Radhabinod Pal's story is remembered by fewer and fewer of his own countrymen, a grateful Japan has not forgotten his historic dissenting judgement in 1948.

Since moving to India it’s occurred to me that I say ‘please’ and ‘thank-you’ a lot.

Soumya Dabriwal and Nitisha Sethia have taken it upon themselves to provide girls in rural India with two vital things: knowledge about menstruation and environment-friendly, hygienic sanitary napkins.

Janet and Louis D'Souza even found a way to help while globetrotting -- they put aside Rs. 10 for every kilometre travelled to give to charity.

A legendary sportsman that not many Indians know about, Rajeev Bagga was crowned the 'Deaflympian of the Century' by the International Olympics Committee. Here's the inspiring story of his struggle to the top.

In the finals of the 20 km event at Rio, Manish Rawat finished 13th, ahead of some of the best racewalkers in the world – including 4 former world champions, 3 Asian champions, 2 European champions and 2 Olympic medallists. This is the inspiring story of this unsung Olympian who made India proud at Rio.