Youth

A multidisciplinary designer and illustrator, Maithili Panikar’s first tryst with gardening began after being inspired by a project she was working on which included designing play stations for children using natural elements.

Rohan Prakash is a civil engineer, whose passion for agriculture is entirely homegrown, as both his father and grandfather, who were also civil engineers by profession, have been passionately invested in farming and agriculture.

Spearheaded by 25-year-old Najum Ul Huda and his friends, We For Kargil aims make Kargil known as a place with a rich cultural heritage and not just a former war zone.

1 million youth. 3000 kms of Indian roads. 100 days of democracy. And 1 powerful youth manifesto for Andhra Pradesh.

The family decided to try innovative ways to give meaningful blessings to the couple, all in an environment-friendly way.

With over 1 in 30 kids being homeless in the San Francisco Bay Area, two high schoolers decided they will bring together tech companies to for a better cause

The enterprising couple is working with school dropouts in both villages and urban slums across the country to train them in livelihood trades and vocations.

These brides, bridegrooms and their families have probably changed the definition of Indian weddings! Let’s hope, their unusual weddings inspire many more modern-day couples to have a wedding with a cause!

Dhiraj Dolwani's company, B2R, is ensuring that youngsters, who would otherwise have headed to cities, are earning and contributing to their own environment.

Rohan Parekh has prepared an educational kit to inform farmers about pesticide-related toxicities, and distributed masks to farmers for free.