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Tejaswini Ananth Kumar, the founder of Adamya Chetana, has taken her passion for sustainability to new heights with the ambitious goal of achieving zero-waste events through her initiative, the Ananth Plate Bank. Adamya Chetana, an NGO founded in memory of her late husband, Union Minister Ananth Kumar, has long been known for its green efforts. But with the launch of the Ananth Plate Bank, Tejaswini hopes to change how large-scale gatherings are held in India, one reusable plate at a time.

From IAS aspirant to successful entrepreneur, Priyanka Paswan Jain empowers women through her NGO, providing training and employment opportunities.

Sudhir Garg from Madhya Pradesh persevered despite failing to clear the UPSC exam. He took a loan of Rs 10 lakh to start a laundry business, which has now grown to provide employment opportunities for others.

Delhi Police Constable Amit Lathia provides education and shelter to more than 350 underprivileged children, empowering them to secure government jobs. Learn about his inspiring story.

Looking for a government internship? Here are some tips for you.

As global populations age, ensuring financial security for seniors is crucial. In India, these top 6 government-backed pension plans offer essential support and stability for senior citizens.

Mala Papalkar, a visually challenged girl who grew up in rehab, has passed the Maharashtra Public Service Commission examination and secured a position as a clerk-cum-typist in the secretariat. Let’s read about her inspiring journey.

Indore is recognized as the business hub of Madhya Pradesh. The city has created a world record by planting 11 lakh saplings in just 24 hours.

Arjun Rampal raises $1.5 million for CRY India, making him the first Indian celebrity to achieve this milestone. 

In the scorching Delhi heatwave, Suchi Sharma's compassionate act of distributing buttermilk to workers earns widespread appreciation online, showcasing the significance of empathy and solidarity in times of extreme weather.
 

Maria Kuriakose, an entrepreneur from Kerala, has turned trash into a successful business venture. The venture boasts an impressive 80 percent of women workers. The products are even exported to foreign countries.

A user on Reddit shared their experience with UPSC. They left their job out of a desire to help people and prepared for UPSC, but failed.

Many organizations are taking note of this and doing their part by becoming LGBTQ+ friendly in India. Here is given the list of such 7 companies.
 

Srikanth Bolla received his education from the prestigious MIT, US. In the year 2012, he founded Bollant Industries, marking the beginning of his new journey.

Young scientist Gopal Jee is leading Team Kaizel from an Indian NGO for the NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge (HERC), an annual competition organised by NASA.