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Having completed her architecture degree from the School of Planning and Architecture in 2003, Aishwarya says that the choice of working with heritage buildings and structures was made rather early on in life.

“This is not just an architectural feat, but also a symbol of how innovation and technology can be merged to create a sustainable tomorrow,” explain the creators of this unique ‘Bus-Building’. #Innovation #Sustainability #Upcycling

At 13, she happened to read the autobiography of Helen Keller and that was when she realised that the power to transform her life was not with anyone else, but rested completely with her.

The 220 sq ft home is equipped with solar panels for its energy needs, a sewage managing unit, and condensation coils that tap water from the air to meet household needs.

Every day after school, this young activist joins other protesters to continue the fight for her village.

For the past three years, the institution has been maintaining the 100 per cent pass results!

Last year, rural Maharashtra saw a spate of mob-based murder thanks to WhatsApp forwards. But some important lessons have been learned.

The lifeblood of a one-teacher school deep within the lushly forested Agasthyavanam biosphere, Usha Kumari has been literally going the extra mile for her students every single day for 16 years now! #RealLifeHeroine #Respect #Education

A Mass Communication graduate from the Panjab University, Harkirat is one of the most enterprising farmers I have come across. A third-generation farmer, Harkirat entered the fray at a time when farmers across the North were going through tough times.

f this brilliant idea becomes a reality, your road trips could literally power street lights in villages. How cool is that! #Innovation #GreenIndia