Chennai

Here's hoping civic bodies continue with their efforts in making public spaces more inclusive for everyone in the country.

As the state of Tamil Nadu continues to process the surprise announcement that VK Sasikala would be the next chief minister of the state, citizen voice what they wish the new CM would prioritise.

DATRI based in Chennai has been working with cancer patients across the world and helping them find the right match for bone marrow transplants and they want you to help them.

Experts are advising extreme caution for those helping in the clean-up in Chennai. If you are deciding to join in, here are some things to make sure of before you head out.

Affectionately called Solar Suresh by his friends and family, the innovative owner believes in living a self-sufficient and comfortable life without being dependent on others.

G Padmanaban is the 23-year-old who has started a new project called No Food Waste in Chennai. He will be taking fresh yet wasted food in the city and will then use it to feed the needy and homeless population

Writer's Cafe, which emplys burn survivors as kitchen staff, is completely not-for-profit and the proceeds go towards the rehabilitation of other burn victims

Students and working professionals with disabilities will walk the ramp for Chennai-based fashion designer Shalini Vikasan, who has designed party wear adaptive clothing for them.

Tamil Nadu’s former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was a controversial figure, with opinions about her sharply divided. However, she was loved by the masses, thanks in great measure to populist initiatives like the Amma Unavagams (Amma Canteens).

This school in Chennai is helping children with hearing impairments develop language skills so they can join the mainstream education system. And it is completely free.