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thebetterindia.com > web-stories > changemakers > abdul-nasar-kerala-orphanage-ias-officer-district-collector-story-12511478

Kerala Man Spent 13 Years in an Orphanage Before Becoming an IAS Officer & Collector

5+ day, 55+ min ago   (269+ words) This is the story of Abdul Nasar, who spent 13 years in an orphanage after losing his father at five, and went from extreme poverty to becoming a district collector. After his father died, his mother, Manhumma, worked in different homes…...

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thebetterindia.com > web-stories > innovation > kerala-amphibious-house-amphinest-nestabide-flood-resilient-home-innovation-12507898

After Kerala’s 2018 Floods, Two Innovators Built a House That Rises With the Water

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (270+ words) From Nepal to Assam, floods take a devastating toll on homes and lives every year. But what if homes could rise with the water and stay safe during a flood? That’s the idea behind AmphiNest, a structure that rests on…...

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thebetterindia.com > web-stories > farming > kisan-veer-mahavidyalaya-maharashtra-college-mango-orchard-paying-students-education-scholarships-12506593

This Maharashtra College Grows & Sells Mangoes to Help Students From Farming Families Study

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (344+ words) At Kisan Veer Mahavidyalaya in Wai, a two-acre mango orchard has become more than campus greenery. Its harvest now helps support students from farming families through college. On the far edge of Wai, the orchard stands beside the boys’ hostel....

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thebetterindia.com > web-stories > startup > indoor-saffron-farming-startup-grow-grower-ludhiana-india-12426977

Sibling Duo From Ludhiana Grow Kashmiri Saffron in a Room, Earn Rs 26 Lakh

3+ week, 3+ hour ago   (448+ words) What if farming didn’t need fields? In Ludhiana, siblings Asthika and Shankar Narula grow authentic Kashmiri saffron indoors using aeroponics, turning a family idea into a Rs 26 lakh venture. During the COVID-19 lockdown, banker Vikas Narula began researching indoor saffron…...

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thebetterindia.com > culture > valayanchirangara-kerala-onam-carol-procession-village-community-tradition-12425374

This Kerala Village Has Celebrated Onam With Christmas-Style Carols for 40 Years

3+ week, 7+ hour ago   (641+ words) Since the mid-1980s, families in this Ernakulam village have welcomed a travelling group of singers and drummers during Onam. Each evening ends at a different home, keeping a shared community tradition alive across generations. As the evening light fades over a…...

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thebetterindia.com > conservation > nature > sacred-groves-india-community-conservation-12/39/9462 > amp

Sacred Forests, Ancient Rules: How India’s Communities Have Protected Nature for Centuries

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (1085+ words) In many parts of India, entering a forest once meant entering the home of a deity. It also meant stepping onto land where a tree could not be cut, an animal could not be hunted and, in some places, even…...

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thebetterindia.com > web-stories > art > madras-fabric-history-bleeding-madras-fashion-12396381

This Madras Day, Know How a Tamil Fisherman’s Lungi Became a Global Fashion Icon

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (300+ words) According to long-standing craft tradition, Tamil Nadu's coastal fishermen and paddy farmers already wore hand-woven, vegetable-dyed checked cloth as everyday lungis for centuries before European traders ever noticed the fabric. Weavers cut fine muslin into 36-inch squares, block-printed them carefully…...

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thebetterindia.com > senior-citizens > seniorworld-senior-citizen-travel-india-life-after-retirement-confidence-new-friendship-haryana-startup-12394994

SeniorWorld Helps Over 5,000 Senior Citizens Travel Across India and the World

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (287+ words) Retirement usually brings a common question. What comes next? For thousands of older Indians, the answer became travel, friendship, and fresh beginnings after two entrepreneurs from Haryana decided age should never limit adventure. In 2015, Rahul Gupta and M P Deepu…...

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thebetterindia.com > sustainability > nilgiris-shola-forest-invasive-species-community-conservation-12343505

For 27 Years, These Ecologists Guarded a Nilgiris Forest by Removing What Was Killing It

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (1385+ words) Longwood Shola, one of the Nilgiris' last surviving native forests, owes much of its revival to citizens who spent decades protecting it from invasive species, illegal felling and neglect. Their story is proof that restoring forests often begins by simply…...

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thebetterindia.com > wildlife > new-crab-species-karnataka-beat-forester-discovery-science-research-western-ghats-rare-species-12267754

This Forester Spotted a Strange Crab on Patrol. It Led to the Discovery of a New Species in Karnataka

4+ week, 13+ hour ago   (784+ words) A routine patrol in Karnataka’s Western Ghats took an unexpected turn when beat forester Ajmeer K noticed an unusual freshwater crab. His decision to look closer eventually helped scientists identify a species new to science. On a routine forest patrol…...