women's empowerment

They were not botanists, yet they brought a dying forest back to life. Their methods are simple, patient, and full of heart, and the impact reaches far beyond plants.

Here's what you can expect to see at India's 75th Republic Day celebrations.

“There was no time for blame or self-pity. I just had to cope and manage changing situations all the time.”

Investing in women is good for everyone. Because when you invest in a woman, she invests back in her family, her children, and the society.

Until now, Daalchini has installed over 170 vending machines in Delhi, Mumbai and Chandigarh. They have onboarded about 20+ home chefs and get close to 8,000 orders in a day!

Babita is not online on any digital platform because of her daughter who used to peek at her mobile screen, and so, she took the call to go offline. She is a young woman of 25 with dreams, courage and the determination to turn her fate around.

Today, Basanti is a fierce, independent woman, working round the year to make sure that her family lives life to the fullest.

Lakshmee Sharma takes us on a journey of promoting sustainable agriculture in Uttarakhand, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh through the William J. Clinton Fellowship for Service in India.

Mahima struggled to earn enough to feed her hungry children. Today, she is a model of change in her community.

Mr. India, Anil Kapoor, fondly talks about his love for his daughters and why it was important to him they grow up strong, independent women.