After surviving a childhood accident, Surya Uthkarsha from Bengaluru founded The Marg Initiative to teach road safety to children. Through workshops, research, and a mobile game, he is reaching thousands and showing how early awareness can save lives.
IAS officer Himanshu Nagpal, the chief development officer in Varanasi, initiated a comprehensive groundwater rejuvenation project, notably increasing the water table, improving water availability and reducing waterborne diseases. Here’s how he achieved it.
From generating 8.5 million reports to serving 3,000+ centres across 24 states, this healthtech startup is using AI to eliminate diagnostic delays and bring faster, equitable radiology care to India.
At Vidyodaya School in Tamil Nadu’s Nilgiris, Adivasi children from PVTG communities learn through forests, culture, and mother tongue–based teaching instead of rote textbooks. Run with strong community involvement, the school blends ecology, local food knowledge, arts, and traditions into the curriculum while supporting first-generation learners with free education and holistic care.
Sreeleathers began with a freedom fighter’s desire for dignity in everyday life. What followed is a multigenerational journey of craft, resilience and ambition, an unexpected rise from a modest workshop to a name woven into India’s daily footsteps.
Built in labs, hospitals and schools — not boardrooms — these AI tools are improving accessibility, healthcare, education and public safety across India.
Rasams, pickles, podis, and vadams fill the shelves of Saraswathy paati’s digital culinary repository. At 90, she’s the go-to for anyone who wants to put together a meal filled with nutrition.
The Wildlife Trust of India is transforming the Greater Manas landscape by reviving habitats, reintroducing wildlife, and empowering local communities. Their long-term conservation efforts have restored ecological balance and renewed hope for one of India’s most iconic landscapes.
In Thrissur, Kerala, a former government teacher built a business around rare lotus and water lily plants, selling exotic varieties and earning up to Rs 40,000 a month from her home garden.
From Balasaheb Bhilare’s 1992 experiment to 4,000 hectares of cultivation, here’s how Maharashtra’s growers turned a delicate fruit into a Rs 10 to 12 lakh per acre success story.
