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300 Mumbai Students Worked Every Sunday for 2 Years & Gifted 107 Toilets to a...
Students of Kishinchand Chellaram (KC) College in Mumbai have constructed 107 toilets in the village of Karvale in Maharashtra to help it become Open Defecation Free. Considering that millions of...
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Not Making It to the IITs Did Not Stop This Boy From Bagging a ₹1.25 Crore...
Placements can be gruelling. But following a stringent recruitment process recently, software engineering student Sidharth Raja’s happiness knows no bounds. And perfectly so. The 21-year-old student of...
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TBI Blogs: How a Youth Club From a Village in Rajasthan Helped a Disabled Boy...
When communities join together for social improvement and change, they can overcome even the most difficult of odds. Rupal Hariyaow talks about how a youth club in a village in Rajasthan banded...
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How Blindfolded Conversations Can Help You See the Other Side and Open up to...
Many of us tend to judge people or form opinions, or even end up being judged, with just a look. Forget having a conversation, we might not even look at that person again. However, an initiative is...
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14-Year-Old Noida Student’s Cyber-Safety App Wins Google Award
Krishna Pandit, a student of Vishwa Bharati Public School, Noida is all geared up to launch Netorians, a mobile phone application that helps people keep their social media accounts safe from hackers....
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TBI Blogs: Meet the 19-Year-Old Behind Breaking Barriers, India’s First...
The LGBT movement in India is still in its nascent form in many places, with more and more leaders stepping forward to raise awareness and campaign for change. Vidhi Bubna talks about one such young...
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Class 12 Student From Lucknow Wins the Golden Beaver Second Time in a Row for...
It was the rising crime rate that led 17-year-old Aditya to make a documentary and now he has won the Golden Beaver Award for it. The Class 12 student of Manipal Public School, Lucknow, won cash prize...
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Click and Send: TrafficEye App Will Allow Users to Report Traffic Offenders...
“The app will give every citizen of this country an opportunity to become a virtual traffic police officer,” says Vandit Gandotra. The 20-year-old pre-final year student of BITS Pilani, along with...
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TBI Blogs: A Master Artisan’s Crusade to Conserve the Dying Art of Camel Bone...
The craft of camel bone artistry is one of the most intricate art forms indigenous to India. A master artist is toiling hard to protect the art from the brink of extinction. Understanding the intricate...
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TBI Blogs: How an Engineering Dropout Found His True Calling in the Kumaoni...
Finding one’s purpose in life can be a challenging prospect, especially for a young student. Manvendra Singh Inaniya talks about his experience discovering his purpose while working on sustainability...
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TBI Blogs: Suffering From Acute TB and Depression, Sreoshi Bakshi Discovered...
Lack of support while recovering from a terrible illness can cause further complications. Sreoshi Bakshi suffered the same, but timely intervention by a friend and the discovery of a new passion helped...
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TBI Blogs: How a 19-Year-Old Is Pursuing Her Dream of Being a Police Officer...
Being forced to support her family’s meagre income with a job at an early age has not stopped 19-year-old Vaishnavi Kathelkar from pursuing her dreams and ambitions. The long hours and exhausting...
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TBI Blogs: How Faizabad’s Saket University Got Its First-Ever Female Student...
What does it take to run for university elections as a woman in rural U.P., and win them? 86 years of history behind her, and personal grit. A few months ago, Ekta Singh trail-blazed her way to carve a...
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TBI Blogs: Meet the Students From Rural MP Who Collected 10,000 Books in a...
Access to resources and guidance can make all the difference for underprivileged students aiming for higher education. Abhay Jain explores how an initiative is helping students of Shivpuri district in...
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TBI Blogs: Meet Vijay, the Class 5 Dropout Who Today Runs His Own Coaching...
Sometimes, determination and perseverance can help even the most unexpected people script truly fairy-tale stories. Alston talks about how Vijay Kumar Chauhan, a Class V dropout, grew to today teach...
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TBI Blogs: This 28-Year-Old Global Icon’s Story Proves the Power of a...
Sometimes, an unfortunate incident can change an individual’s life forever, leaving them a new set of seemingly insurmountable challenges. For Malvika Iyer, a bomb-blast at the age of 13 took away her...
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From Jacqueline Fernandez to William Dalrymple. An Engineer’s Teaching Hindi...
A B.tech (electronics and communication) student from Delhi, Pallavi Singh realised while studying that engineering is not what she wanted to pursue. Back in 2009, she had no clue what she was going to...
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This 24-Year-Old Is Trying to Repair a Long-Forgotten Road in Her Remote...
Pamkhuila Shaiza is a 24-year-old trying to rebuild a battered road in her hometown of Ukhrul in Manipur. “It was last in the late 1970’s that the service road in the Ukhrul district of Manipur saw any...
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TBI Blogs: Top 5 Reasons to Consider Going Abroad to Study
Studying abroad is a dream and aspiration for many, but what is it about the experience that makes it so desirable? What, exactly, do children, and their parents, gain from an education experience...
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TBI Blogs: In Rural U.P., a 25-Year-Old’s Childhood Fight for Education Is...
As a woman in rural India, life doesn’t give you choices. You either stand up and create your own choices, or you stay put and give in. Lalita created hers by swimming against the current of life in...
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