Once choked with weeds and waste, Delhi’s 800-year-old Hauz-i-Shamsi is now a thriving reservoir, bird sanctuary, and natural climate buffer. In 1230 CE, Sultan Iltutmish built Hauz-i-Shamsi in ...

In the face of devastating drought, he offered a solution of stunning simplicity: one litre of water. Sundaram Verma, The One-Litre Water Genius, has helped plant over 2,00,000 trees and preserve 700+ ...

In Gadchiroli, tribal women are still confined to huts during menstruation. NGOs are transforming ‘kurma ghars’, providing hygiene, safety, and empowerment, while challenging period stigma in these ...

Discover the journey of Assam’s Prabhat Saikia, who turned a small bamboo workshop into an internationally acclaimed enterprise.

2,983 drones turned Mysuru’s Dussehra sky into a Guinness World Record tiger, blending heritage and technology in a sight thousands will never forget. Catch the videos here. The record-breaking drone ...

From overflowing landfills to severe water stress in growing cities, India’s sustainability challenges require more than just intent. They call for innovation, collaboration, and grassroots action.

From a six-figure job to a green life, Pune’s Pallavi Patil grows her food, cooks with solar, and lives without a fridge or AC — proving city life can be eco-friendly.

Through Hand in Hand India, Dr Kalpana Sankar has built 5 lakh self-help groups, created 1.5 million jobs, and empowered 2.2 million women in rural India.

A salute to the formidable Dr. Kalpana Sankar, our Women Changemaker. On 18th September, we honoured the legacy of real heroes like Dr Kalpana. Tomorrow, we build upon it. The TBI Showcase, presented ...

Over 30,000 successful cardiac surgeries colour Dr Ramakanta Panda’s professional archives. He shares more about silent heart attacks, staying calm in hustle culture and his personal fitness regime.

Indian farmers are embracing frontier technologies like AI-powered sprayers, IoT sensors, and drones to cut costs, boost yields, and build climate resilience. Innovations once seen as futuristic are ...

As India rapidly scales up solar and wind projects, we must ask: who truly benefits, and at what cost to farmland? How can the gains of renewable energy be shared fairly without losing precious arable ...