 | Bhopal people rush to save ailing infant on board train, deliver oxygen tank at midnightThe boy's parents have thanked the people of the Madhya Pradesh capital for their noble gesture aimed at saving the child, who was diagnosed with a defective heart valve. |
 | Rural women in Rajasthan pave the way for farming innovations, higher incomePachar installed a cow dung gas plant using indigenous technology, benefiting 20 houses in her village. |
 | Rickshaw driver, passenger return bag containing Rs 1.50 lakh, get felicitated by Nagpur PoliceA rickshaw driver and a physically-disabled passenger who returned a bag containing Rs 1.50 lakh found in the vehicle were felicitated by Nagpur police. |
 | Dance teacher loses livelihood to COVID pandemic, Delhi Police helps him find jobSawalkar said he has a registered company named 'Bali Events and Entertainment LLP' but it has been closed for now. |
 | From dry fruit seller to dairy farmer: Jammu and Kashmir man scripts self-employment success storyFrom struggling to meet his family's needs to running a dairy farm that sells around 200 litres of milk per day, Manzoor Ahmed has come a long way as an entrepreneur. |
 | 'Magizh Kanitham': Tamil Nadu to try to make mathematics easier for middle school studentsAn effort to make mathematics learning easier through an activity-based learning project will be launched in Tamil Nadu soon, officials said. |
 | Army provides free coaching to underprivileged students in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda amid pandemicSixty-five students, including 39 girls, enrolled themselves for the two-month-long coaching classes, an Army officer said. |
 | A teacher's 20-year-long mission to help families of farmers who died by suicide in TelanganaRaju, who works as a teacher in Siddipet, has so far visited 2,500 households across TS, since 2001 and continues to do so, to help the family members of those farmers who killed themselves |
 | 5000 saplings in 48 hours: Meet the cyclist brothers working to make a greener TN a realityWith saplings on their bicycles and a vision pedalling them ahead, the brothers planted the saplings near temples, government offices and government hospitals in the district. |
