As the year winds down, here's a shoutout to these #CivilService officers who pioneered some amazing initiatives to make India better. We hope such examples inspire many more.
Before history was written, our DNA was already telling stories.
Dr Kumarasamy Thangaraj followed those stories from remote Andaman islands to cutting edge labs, uncovering how the first humans reached India 65000 years ago.
His work reshaped our understanding of ancestry and now helps prevent genetic diseases.
Awarded the Padma Shri 2026, his journey proves science can reconnect us to who we are.
On World Environment Day, we look back at a journey that redefined how India sees conservation.
From 70+ global film festivals to packed screenings across India, Turtle Walker brings to life the extraordinary 4,000-km coastal journey of Satish Bhaskar—an IIT graduate who chose the wild over the lab to save India’s sea turtles.
What do you do when the dream you've spent years chasing slips away not once, but twice?
For Arihant Jain, failing the IIT entrance exam twice felt like the end of the road. In a small town, where success and failure rarely stay private, the disappointment came with comparisons, judgment, and the painful feeling of being left behind.
But what looked like a setback turned out to be the beginning of a completely different journey.
From surviving on a few samosas a day and teaching school students to pay his college expenses, to becoming one of the youngest Vice Presidents in his field, Arihant's story is a powerful reminder that life's biggest opportunities don't always come through the doors we originally planned to enter.
What if your breath could warn you before your body breaks down?
Two young founders from Kerala asked that question—and built a device that can spot diseases like TB and cancer in just 90 seconds.
No needles. No pain. Just a breath.
It’s not flawless yet, but the idea is powerful: catch illness early, make screening accessible, and give people a fighting chance before it’s too late.
Scroll down to know about this health startup which can detect cancer, TB, and other diseases in just 90 seconds >>