This Kharif season, farmers across India are turning to smart, sustainable methods—like using ducks to manage pests and ...

What does healing look like when your identity is constantly questioned? Mental health professionals working with queer clients in India reveal what truly happens behind closed therapy doors; where ...

Meet the Annatto tree—its vibrant red seeds, called ‘lipstick seeds’, were crushed into natural sindoor by tribal farmers in Andhra for generations. Now in demand worldwide for cosmetics, food, and ...

He dropped out at 12. Today, he runs a free school for 150+ slum kids in Kanpur. Uddeshya Sachan built Gurukulam so no child feels the pain he once did. From 5 AM yoga to joyful learning, this is ...

In the wild, the pheasant-tailed jacana father tucks his chicks safely under his wings, feeding and protecting them as they take their first steps into the world. Whether in forests or homes, a father ...

In 2007, Sandip Soparkar became India’s first single man to adopt a child—facing 4 years of legal hurdles. Today, he’s raising two sons with unmatched love, learning sign language, attending school on ...

Gaurav Pachauri took up freshwater pearl farming after failing to crack government exams for four years. He set up a pearl ...

Facing Bengaluru’s water crisis, one residential society installed flow metres, rainwater harvesting, and an STP, cutting ...

Fertiliser sprays, flying drones, and financial freedom — these 5 real stories show what happens when women farmers get ...

From Kolhapur to commanding Chanel, Leena Nair shattered every norm in style. Raised with limits, she dared to dream big—becoming Unilever’s youngest CHRO and Chanel’s first Indian CEO. Now, standing ...

Across India, villages like Bhilar, Perumkulam and Aragam are transforming homes, streets, and even roadside boxes into ...

Through chemo, grief, and 13 years of quiet love—Rocky stood by Hina Khan when the world didn’t even know she was fighting cancer. From holding her hand to shaving his head in solidarity, he didn’t ...