Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh has started a new effort to improve child vaccination. Health workers and community leaders are working together to build trust and guide parents with clear information. The plan focuses on simple outreach and local support. The goal is to help more children complete their vaccine schedules and stay protected from preventable diseases.
A 70-year-old Kannada-medium school in Kasaragod, Kerala got a bright makeover thanks to community volunteers. The renovation cost 2 lakh rupees and fixed walls, benches and windows. Now over 50 students have a safer school. The makeover renewed hope among parents, teachers and local families — showing the power of small but caring social action.
The #WashTheDabba campaign from Bengaluru went viral after a short film showed how dirty food boxes affect waste pickers. With one simple action, people across India learned they can help protect workers and improve recycling. The movement continues to grow and bring meaningful change.
Infosys Foundation named eight winners of the Aarohan Social Innovation Awards 2025. Each team received 50 lakh rupees for solutions in education, healthcare and environment. The winning ideas include cancer screening tools, AI reading aids, flood warning systems and low cost health devices. The awards show how young innovators in India are building real social impact.
Indian founder Kartikey Singh’s viral post about job rejections and his journey to building a freelance business has inspired thousands of students and young entrepreneurs. His message of resilience and action resonated widely and challenged norms about education, jobs and success. The story marked a shift in how young people think about work and purpose in India.
A post from Chennai entrepreneur Prasanna Sankar went viral this week. He shared a photo of his office at 10 pm. The whole office was still working. The picture spread fast on Instagram, X and WhatsApp. Many people said it showed a serious problem in India’s work culture. The photo showed rows of desks. Computers were still on. People were
A group of Bengaluru kids went viral after pitching their eco-friendly startup that sells handmade paper bags. Their confident “street pitch” impressed industrialist Harsh Goenka and millions online. The children’s teamwork, creativity, and focus on sustainability made their idea a national talking point, showing that India’s next generation of young entrepreneurs is already thinking big.
A viral Reddit post titled “Bengaluru Has Had Enough” is drawing attention to the city’s strain from rapid urban expansion, rising rents, vanished green space and overwhelmed infrastructure. Residents claim the once quiet and peaceful technology capital has reached it’s limit. They now want to see growth that promotes quality of life, not just job creation, and for Bengaluru to slow down, take a breath and build back with some sense of responsibility.
Paramjeet Kaur, a 19-year-old singer and rapper from Moga, Punjab, became an overnight star with her viral hit “That Girl.” Without big studios or record labels, she used her phone and internet to share her music. Today, That Girl Param is one of India’s fastest-rising independent artists, inspiring millions with her voice and courage.
Ugandan-born, Indian-American Zohran Mamdani is making waves as an up-and-coming candidate in New York City’s 2025 Mayoral Election with innovative ideas such as rent-freezes, free bus transportation and universal childcare, to name a few. Mamdani has already received backing from Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and his emergence represents a new wave of digital activism and progressive leadership in Urban America.
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