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IFS Officer Rescues 5 Baby Orangutans in Odisha Forest
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (135+ words) Five baby orangutans were found abandoned in a forest in Odisha — nearly 4,000 km from their natural home. 🦧❤️ At 5:35 AM, IFS Officer Pratik Indalkar’s team received the call. Within 10 minutes,... IFS Officer Rescues 5 Baby Orangutans in Odisha Forest Five baby orangutans…...
Her Mother Said, ‘My Daughter Will Become an Officer.’ After Years of Setbacks, Shivani Did
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (1093+ words) A corporate job, repeated setbacks, and a fractured spine couldn't stop her from becoming a Lieutenant in the Indian Army. From a corporate job to the Indian Army, Lt Shivani Jha refused to let repeated setbacks define her journey. In…...
This Bengaluru VC Left Investing To Help 27000 Farmers Earn From Restoring Their Land
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (1684+ words) The carbon market is full of demand and short on trust. Equilibrium is working with over 27,000 farmers to prove that credits can mean something real: surviving trees, restored soil and money that reaches the field. This article has been published…...
500+ Tonnes of Waste Removed: How These Volunteers Clean Himachal’s Himalayan Trails
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (1310+ words) At Shrikhand Mahadev, Kinnaur Kailash and other high-altitude routes, the Himalayn Tribe Foundation is turning trekkers, pilgrims and local communities into active custodians of the mountains. cleaning Himalayan trails in Himachal Pradesh Every year, as pilgrims and trekkers visit Himachal…...
After Losing His Son in a Pothole Crash, This Mumbai Dad Filled 1,450+ Potholes by Hand
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1179+ words) In 2015, Dadarao Bilhore lost his 16-year-old son Prakash to a water-filled pothole in Mumbai. A month later, he picked up a shovel and began a mission that would earn him the name ‘Pothole Dada’. Somewhere on the Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road,…...
Told to Choose a ‘Safer’ Service, Anna Rajam George Became India’s First Woman IAS Officer
1+ week, 5+ day ago (317+ words) Born in 1927 in Niranam, near Thiruvalla in present day Pathanamthitta district, Kerala, Anna Rajam George studied in Calicut and earned a masters in English literature from Madras University in 1949, then cleared India's civil services exam in 1950. In 1951, a four member…...
‘My Mangoes Would Go to Waste’: Jharkhand Woman Farmer’s Income Triples as Her Fruit Reaches England
2+ week, 1+ day ago (1627+ words) For years, Jiwanti Bara sold her Amrapali mangoes to whichever local trader turned up, and watched the rest rot. Now, with women-led producer companies behind her, that same fruit is reaching England, Italy and the UAE. “Earlier, if we couldn’t…...
This IAS Officer Raised Rs 40 Lakh on Facebook to Build a 100-km Road for Manipur Villages
2+ week, 3+ day ago (758+ words) In 2012, IAS officer Armstrong Pame saw patients carried on bamboo stretchers in remote Manipur. He refused to let another road promise end there. Within months, his effort became the People’s Road. In Tousem, a cluster of hamlets tucked into Manipur's…...
A Karnataka Farmer With No Engineering Degree Built 6 Machines to Make Farming Easier
2+ week, 4+ day ago (451+ words) At 14, Abdul Khader Nadakattin had a problem: he couldn’t wake up early. So he tied an alarm to a water bottle that tipped water onto his face. That quirky school-day hack was only the beginning. The Karnataka farmer went on…...
From Chai to Checkpoints: What an Indian Woman Saw Travelling Solo Across Afghanistan
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1363+ words) Her series, including what she called the "Kabul Express", moves through Kabul's markets, roadside tea stalls and busy neighbourhoods, stopping to notice people whose lives and crafts rarely make it into headlines. "I want people to know about Afghanistan," Sharanya…...