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Laxmikant Hibare, a resident of Kalaburagi, in Karnataka, only studied till class 10 but that didn't stop him from turning his ancestral land into a green haven.

Abhimanyu, Agastya, and Mihir Rao, residents of Gurugram and students of Shiv Nadar School, launched their e-newsletter — The Paperless Press, to bring positive news to its readers.

18 year old Chesta Gulecha, has spent the last 50 days cleaning up Khichan village in Rajasthan.

Belgaum's Manjunath has made a name for himself as being a nocturnal ambulance driver and has also found a place in the India Book of Records having saved more than 300 lives so far.

About a month ago, in what can only be described as a liberating order, the Apex Court de-fanged the British era Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, which deemed that gay sex is a punishable offence. With the passing of the order, people from the LGBTQ+ community in India are now under no legal threat.

Each year on International Women’s Day there are discussions and seminars held to commemorate women achievers, to find ways to break the glass ceiling and to march forward. Honestly, all that is great but something far more important to me is ensuring that there is equality at home.

The traditional mud house has been turned into a hostel, where travellers from creative backgrounds can stay and meet like-minded people.

This conversation needn't be only be limited to how corporate India or the formal workforce can avail such a holiday.

Pune's Dr. Balwant Ghatpande turned 102 on March 15th 2017, making him one of India's, and the world's, oldest living and practicing doctors.

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.