Tag: social enterprise
Bhuli Art : A tale of revival and empowerment in Uttarakhand
The doodle of a pahadi girl endearingly called Bhuli, meaning “little sister” has become the expression of Uttarakhand’s cultural revival. With carefully crafted illustrations,...
5 Indian Political Satires That’ll Leave You In Splits (And Make...
In a nation where political criticism often decorates you with death threats, and history & science is ‘literally rewritten’ by ‘leaders’ (with a little...
Reinventing India’s Healthcare System
In a country where funding for public health benefits exists only on paper, affordable healthcare is a goal still far from realized. This is...
Healthy Buddha: home-delivering well-being
Urban Indians are becoming more and more conscious about the produce they are consuming in their day-to-day lives. They want to buy fruits and...
How Teach For India is reinventing the Indian education system
Ever since we were kids, we were told that every child is like a snowflake; unique and beautiful in his/her own way. But our...
GoodEarth: Making homes good for the Earth and you
From the walls to the doors to the curtains, do you ever look around and realize how much of nature gets incorporated into your...
Ex-IIT Students Are Upcycling Waste To Build Innovative Playscapes For Kids
Behind the closed walls of our modern societies, thousands of children virtually play on gadgets. And those outside these societies, use broken sticks and discarded...
Creative Expression and Art Therapy Made Easy By Sankalpa
Sometimes, it's difficult to articulate emotion to friends, family or even a shrink. This is where art therapy can make a difference. Using paint,...
The NGO that recycles hotel soap to save lives
Erin Zaikis was only 19 years old when she watched ‘Slumdog Millionaire, but it changed her life.Desiring to experience the India she’d seen in...
This startup recycles your old shoes and donates it to the...
Statistics state that roughly 35 crore pair of shoes are discarded every year worldwide. On the other hand, there are 1.5 billion people in...
