| Hello! Here is today's edition of positive news! | Dec 16, 2016 03:45 pm | Ranjini Sivaswamy
Novopay has stepped up to the demands of demonetisation by empowering neighbourhood stores, in rural and urban India, to handle cash deposits and withdrawals on behalf of banks.
| | | Dec 16, 2016 03:24 pm | Sanchari Pal
Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, a German veterinarian who arrived in Rajasthan in 1990 for her PhD, has dedicated her life to the camels and the nomadic camel people of Rajasthan. Her social enterprise, Camel Charisma, has helped revive the unique camel culture of the region as well as the fortunes of the dwindling Raika community.
| | | Dec 16, 2016 02:55 pm | Phalguni Vittal Rao
From a barber to a painter: these Indian women who have defied societal norms and stormed male bastions.
| | | Dec 16, 2016 02:24 pm | Aditi Patwardhan
Ipsha Samaj Kalyan Kendra in Patna is helping underprivileged women become independent by conducting different training courses.
| | | Dec 16, 2016 02:01 pm | ReachIvy.com
Indian students comprise some of the biggest populations in overseas universities. With so many Indian students from all backgrounds travelling abroad to study every year, there is a special case to be made for Indian minority students to study abroad.
| | | Dec 16, 2016 01:48 pm | TBI Team
Rahul Mahajan is helping Lakhvinder Singh, an Ola cab driver from Nadiali village in Chandigarh raise funds to suport his family and buy a new car.
| | | Dec 16, 2016 01:05 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian
A team of just three RPF personnel heroically walked right into the storm to rescue stranded passengers in a train.
| | | Dec 16, 2016 11:34 am | Guest Contributor
Shawn Robinson writes about Binod Kumar's inspiring journey as a researcher and a teacher of non-violence.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 07:13 pm | Barefoot College
Folk medicine and Ayurveda can often provide remedies that offer almost miraculous results. A doctor in Rajasthan stumbled upon one such remedy, and has used it to change the lives of women in villages.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 06:18 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian
A cop from Bangalore drove an ambulance with a baby in a critical condition to the hospital after apprehending the drunk driver
| | | Dec 15, 2016 05:16 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian
Scientists from Indian Institute of Science have a solution for all farmers who have been affected by demonetisation and are worried about their crops getting spoiled.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 05:13 pm | Aditi Patwardhan
Maharashtra's forest department plans to use remote-controlled robots called Backpack Rovers to track wild animals in the state's forests.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 05:00 pm | Aditi Patwardhan
Woes of the last minute travellers are about to come to an end with Antyodaya Express, the unreserved train service catering to those who make their plans on the go, which will soon be launched by Indian Railways!
| | | Dec 15, 2016 05:00 pm | Sanchari Pal
In a historic moment for women's cricket in India, Indian batswoman Smriti Mandhana became the first and only Indian cricketer to be named in the first ever ICC Women's Team of the Year 2016.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 04:53 pm | YourDOST
There is no dearth of experts and well-wishers giving tips for self-improvement. But how do you actually use these tips to positively impact your life? Read on to find out.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 03:48 pm | Teach For India
What do leaders do when they see pressing public health and sanitation problems in their community? Solve them!
| | | Dec 15, 2016 03:45 pm | Aminah Sheikh
A happy chai drinker, Amuleek's love for tea drove him to set-up India's first tea retail chain, Chai Point. On Tea Day, TBI speaks to Amuleek about his journey with Chai Point.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 01:25 pm | Aditi Patwardhan
The Foreign Policy magazine has included Sushma Swaraj in its list by acknowledging her newly-fashioned brand of 'Twitter diplomacy'.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 12:42 pm | Sanchari Pal
Given how ubiquitous a cup of chai is across India, and how chai drinking transcends all boundaries, it come as a surprise that not many Indians know about the fascinating history of tea in India. So, on the 12th International Tea Day, appreciate the origins of your favorite cuppa as we reveal the story of how tea become an inevitable part of Indian lives.
| | | Dec 15, 2016 10:53 am | Aishhwariya Subramanian
Ever wondered what happens when two eminent Nobel Peace Laureates come together to discuss pertinent issues affecting the society?
| | | Dec 14, 2016 07:45 pm | Women's Feature Service
Family planning in India has long been a subject of controversy and hushed conversations. Now, a new Supreme Court ruling is bringing the conversation out in the open. Poonam Muttreja from PFI discusses this and the future of family planning in India in a frank and open interview.
| | | Dec 14, 2016 06:28 pm | Sanchari Pal
The snake versus human conflict is possibly one of the largest examples of animal-human conflict in India today. Yet, the problem remains largely invisible and ignored. It was with an aim of changing this that Jose Louies, founder of the website indiansnakes.org, launched his app Indiansnakes early this year.
| | | Dec 14, 2016 06:21 pm | YourDOST
People often called people who attempt suicide "selfish". However, for the person going through the emotional turmoil leading to that final step, it's usually the only way out left.
| | | Dec 14, 2016 05:05 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian
Anirban Banerjee, a resident of Delhi, probably thought he was on a regular cab ride when something extraordinary happened -- his cab driver showed him the real meaning of kindness through a selfless act.
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