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.
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
Abhishek Reddy, the face behind SillySensai, left his corporate job of ₹1.5 crore to farm in Manali. His story reflects a sustainable way of living and an urge to be self-sufficient. From rainwater harvesting to eco-education, Reddy’s journey shows how young Indians are redefining success through mindful living.
Kolkata para athlete Tarunika Ghosh, a cancer and coma survivor, broke the world record in the 1500m walk at the Virtus World Athletics Championship in Brisbane. Her journey from illness to triumph highlights the strength and potential of India’s para sports movement.
A Bengaluru auto driver has become an unlikely investor in an AI startup. During a short ride, a passenger learned that the driver owns two homes worth nearly ₹5 crore and earns ₹2–3 lakh each month. The driver has spent years saving, investing in mutual funds, and learning about technology through conversations with passengers. His decision to invest in an AI startup shows how financial awareness is growing across India. The story has gone viral for its message about discipline, curiosity, and the rise of new investors from everyday professions.
Arunachalam Muruganantham, also known as the Padman of India, grew up in poverty in Tamil Nadu and dropped out of school at 14. What began as a simple wish to help his wife turned into a movement that changed the lives of millions of women. By inventing a low cost sanitary pad machine, he made menstrual hygiene affordable and created jobs for women across villages. His story is not just about sanitary pads but about dignity, health, and innovation that reached over 100 countries.
Shivam Maurya, a 24-year old young man hailing from Surat built India’s First AI-Powered Driverless Superbike. The model first featured in a video on his YouTube channel Creative Science. The video soon went viral.
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