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Deepak Kumar

Nagaland Students Grow Their Own Food for Fresh

A Naga school grows its own lunch and its own pride, and the story begins not in a kitchen...

Couple Behind Ladakh’s Chacha-Chachi Dhaba, Lifeline for Travellers During Snowstorms 

At eleven thousand feet in Batal, a couple turn a frozen mountain pass into a refuge for anyone the...

From Guns to Glamour: Surrendered Naxal Women Walk Fashion Ramp

The Naxal women who once carried rifles through the forests of Bastar walked a fashion ramp in Raipur last...

The Woman Who Sold Her Jewellery to Build India’s First Film

She sold every piece of gold she owned, and what she bought with it was a nation's cinema. In 1913,...

Libia Lobo:102-Year-Old Lawyer Who Ran Secret Jungle Radio During Goa’s Liberation

Goa's secret radio refused to die, and so did the woman who ran it. For six years she lived...

Sufiya Sufi Ran the Length of India in Record-Breaking 69 Days

Sufiya Sufi ran the length of India in a record-breaking sixty-nine days, and by the time she stopped running,...

Assam Woman Dedicates 22 Years to Educating and Empowering Tribal Communities

She was still a schoolgirl when she watched a shopkeeper cheat the woman who cared for her, simply because...

11th-Century Karnataka Stepwell’s Rare Naga Carvings Shine After Remarkable Revival

In the town of Sudi, tucked into Karnataka's Gadag district, a buried stepwell carved with sacred serpents has revealed...

Why Every Handwoven Thread in India Still Carries a Livelihood

Why does a single strand of handwoven cotton still matter in an age of factories and fast fashion? The...

How One Childless Woman Turned a Bare Road Into a Forest

A bare stretch of highway in Karnataka once carried nothing but dust and heat, until a woman, later named...

India’s Glasgow Medal Surge Is Rewriting the Nation’s Sporting Story 

India's Glasgow medal rush defied every prediction that circulated before the opening ceremony. When organisers trimmed the Commonwealth Games...

India’s Tribal Leaf Plates Are Replacing Plastic Across Europe’s Sustainable Dining Tables

Fallen sal leaves from Indian forests are now landing on dinner tables in Germany, France and Italy, and the story...