Breakfast for Plastic
The 31-year-old vendor then offers tea and a samosa in a paper cup and plate to the customer in return for one kilo of waste plastic.
Read moreThe 31-year-old vendor then offers tea and a samosa in a paper cup and plate to the customer in return for one kilo of waste plastic.
Read moreSingh realised that poor families in India can’t afford basic schooling; parents don’t want to invest in girls since they will go away to their in-laws.
Read moreRecognizing Noah’s bravery, the firefighters honoured the little boy with a Lifesaving Award usually reserved for professional rescuers.
Read moreThe sad news of his 16-year-old cousin’s death made Piyush Tewari reflect about the fatal accidents on Indian roads.
Read moreTo beat the drugs menace, seven youngsters in Gangtok got together in 2014 and started a football club — the Unicorn Football Club.
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