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People have hailed the actor for broaching such a sensitive subject with grace.

So far, the programme has covered 60,000 children from Delhi alone and the plan is to reach 10 lakh children.

She worked as domestic help, a construction worker, a sweeper and took on every other odd job she could find to ensure her children had the best education and life.

Yogendra Singh has co-founded a society for educational development in the village that helps young children get better quality of education.

This filter stands to help a total of 22 lakh people across India at risk of being affected by arsenic-contaminated water.

The first phase of the initiative will have six women starting from March 11, 2017.

Chun Chun Bhai's quest is sure to inspire everyone!

Anjana Karumathil writes about taking control of her life and giving it a positive turn, despite facing several negative circumstances.

Indians marked Valentine's Day in unique ways, with even the postal department joining in on the celebrations!

Saranya Das Sharma and her friend Aamiya Vishwanathan are two 11th grade students in Delhi, who visit various government schools to distribute free eco-friendly menstrual products to prevent school drop-outs.