Afroz Shah, a lawyer from Mumbai, began cleaning Versova beach in 2015. Starting with one neighbor, he built the world’s largest beach cleanup, removing thousands of tons of plastic and inspiring global movements. His work restored wildlife, brought turtles back, and showed how one person can spark change.
Jadav Payeng is an environmental hero from Assam. At age 16, he saw snakes die on a bare sandbar and started planting bamboo. Decades later, his efforts created Molai Forest, a 550-hectare forest with tigers, elephants, deer, and many trees—all from one man’s vision and care.
Tulsi Gowda, the “Encyclopaedia of the Forest,” devoted her life to planting and protecting over 30,000 trees. Without formal schooling, she gained unmatched knowledge of seeds, soil, and seasons, teaching generations to respect nature. Her story is one of quiet strength, deep love for the earth, and a legacy rooted in green.
Shyam Sankar, an Indian born from humble beginnings is now elevated to a billionaire status despite being a non-founder. From operating a souvenir shop, and later a dry-cleaning business in Orlando, his family faced several challenges including filing for bankruptcy. However, despite all the obstacles he did not compromise on his education. Having a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Computer
D. Prakash Rao, a humble tea seller from Cuttack, Odisha, devoted half his earnings to educating children from slums. Through his school, Asha O Ashwasana, and his daily acts of kindness, he proved that even a small income can create a huge impact. His life is a lesson in service, sacrifice, and hope.
Dr. Tessy Thomas, known as the Missile Woman of India, rose from a small town in Kerala to lead India’s Agni missile projects at DRDO. Her life proves that with hard work and courage, women can achieve great things in science.
From a child bride in rural Maharashtra to the chairperson of a multi-crore industrial company, Kalpana Saroj’s journey is one of resilience, reinvention, and leadership. Her revival of Kamani Tubes and her rise to become a Padma Shri awardee stand as a testament to breaking barriers and redefining what is possible.
From washing dishes in Mumbai to building a global chain of over 70 outlets, Prem Ganapathy’s journey with Dosa Plaza is a testament to grit, innovation, and staying true to one’s craft. This is how a young man with just ₹1,000 turned street food into an international brand.
Jeevika stands as a symbol of resilience, where women are the backbone of this program. Jeevika Didis redefine and reshape the meaning of women’s empowerment, while also contributing to the nation economically. They work in every corner of society, from creating handicrafts to managing finance, evolving into profitable and empowered entrepreneurs. Who are Jeevika Didis? Jeevika, to implement social and
One of the many sensitive topics discussed in households is the topic of Miscarriage. According to the survey conducted by the National Family Health Survey in 2019-21, miscarriages occur often in India, with a rate of 4.9% with 23 % of cases occurring in the first trimester (<12 weeks). There can be many reasons for a miscarriage, most of them
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