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In the high Himalayan valley of Spiti, mothers pass down intricate silver jewellery to their eldest daughters, keeping centuries of craftsmanship and family stories alive. Local artisans called garhs still handcraft each piece using traditional techniques learned from their fathers.
A charity shop employee discovered thousands of pounds worth of Indian gold jewellery sewn into the lining of a donated coat. The find sparked a viral thread where dozens shared their own hidden treasures from secondhand stores.
After failing Class 10 and stitching jewellery for Rs 9 a day, Aarti Naik refused to give up on education. Today, her learning centres in Mumbai's slums help over 3,000 girls dream bigger.
A retired Wipro executive in Bengaluru has transformed 200 kg of discarded electronics into over 500 artworks, selling pieces worldwide. Vishwanath Mallabadi Davangere proves that one person's trash can become another's treasure while tackling India's growing e-waste crisis.
A growing movement of businesses in Gloucestershire is proving you can succeed while caring for people and the planet. These 80 certified companies are showing others that profit doesn't have to come at a cost.
After their first European trophy win in 42 years, Aston Villa will parade through Birmingham Thursday with three open-top buses carrying players and the Europa League cup. The city is transforming its streets into a celebration route as fans from Ghana to Istanbul share in the historic 3-0 victory.
The Paramount Chief of Buipe recognized Ghana Gold Board CEO Sammy Gyamfi with the highest honor in Gonjaland for his work transforming Ghana's economy through responsible gold mining. The traditional ceremony celebrated his leadership while exploring new investment opportunities in agriculture and industrialization.
When traditional sports clubs don't fit, regional Australians are creating their own communities through book clubs, surfing sessions, and craft workshops. Their solution to rural loneliness is helping hundreds find their people.