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When Their Son Was Born with Congenital Defects, This Couple Decided to Help Other Children Too

This Former Banker Quit His Job to Educate Underprivileged Children in Madhya Pradesh Villages

IIT-B Alumnus Breaks a Guinness Record Cycling across 9 States to Raise Awareness on Solar Energy

This Mumbai Lady Raised Rs 25 Lakhs for Her Driver’s Son to Get a Heart Transplant

RJ Mir Has the Perfect Response for Trolls Who Criticised Him for Celebrating Christmas

This Man Has Spent Decades Providing Meals to Underprivileged Cancer Patients & Their Families

This Acid Attack Survivor’s Beautiful Story Shows That Love Conquers All

3 among the Most Heartwarming Stories We Found on Quora This Year

We Asked Our Readers about the Kindest Acts They Witnessed in 2016. Two Stories Touched Our Hearts.

When a Delhi Girl Wanted to Commit Suicide, Here’s How a Snapchat Community Saved Her Life

My Story: How a Bus Conductor Taught Me a Lesson in Humanity

No Money for Fees? No Problem. Parents Can Pay This Chhattisgarh School by Planting a Sapling Instead!

Heroic RPF Team Rescues Stranded Passengers in Chennai During Cyclone Vardah

Businessman Uses Money Saved for Daughter’s Wedding in Building 90 Homes for the Poor

Twitter & Railways Go Hand in Hand: How Travellers Received Help When a Handbag Was Stolen

TBI Blogs: Satyamev Jayate Water Cup: A Competition Trying to Solve the Severe Water Crisis in Maharashtra

In Her Gift Bag: What Women Across the Country Are Gifting Loved Ones This Diwali

How a 17-Year-Old School Dropout is Making Computers More Affordable by Building Them from E-Waste

TBI Blogs: How One Man Converted His Drought-Prone Hometown in Rajasthan Into a Green Oasis

Three Women Leaders Are Leading the Sanitation Revolution in Kanpur. Find out How

Book Excerpt: Sethu Lakshmi Bayi, The Feminist Queen of the House of Travancore

TBI Blogs: #DelhiHeroes: Exploring Kathputli Colony in Delhi Where 3500 Artists Live & Perform

TBI Blogs: How the 800-Year-Old Dance Form of Chau Is Being Kept Alive in West Bengal

Senior Citizens Up Their Professional Skills, Thanks to This PC-Training Programme

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