Workshops

After facing rejection in UPSC, Jigyasu Agarwal launched ‘Rebounce’ to help aspirants build fulfilling careers through mentorship and upskilling.

The Kind Hour Foundation, led by artist and animal welfare champion Mouli Mehrotra, is using the power of art and education to change the lives of street animals. Through creative street murals, community outreach, and educational workshops, the foundation is teaching empathy and responsibility towards animals, particularly to children.

Over his 40 years of hard work and dedication, Kalam Patua has mastered the Kalighat art that is often infused with humour, satire and socially relevant issues.

“Neem has been used in India for over 5,000 years for its medicinal properties. When the chemical-based products started flooding the market, everyone conveniently forgot neem. It’s high time we revived this plant.” says Dr.Subba Rao

Fancy having a private hanging garden? Or growing organic veggies? Here's your chance!

Grow your own food, build a gorgeous mini garden or simply take a relaxing walk- let this weekend be all about releasing the stress before the festive days begin

Dilip and Malathi, who have the credit of being India’s first certified Zentangle teachers, organize workshops and classes across the country, helping people with no artistic background find peace.

From a mobile treasure hunt to writing workshops by eminent authors, an event conceptualised by ReReeti promises to acquaint Bengaluru residents to the appeal of museums.

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.

On February 18 and 19. Bengaluru will be transformed into every nature lover's paradise with the Neralu tree festival.