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India's newest business school just celebrated a major achievement as IIM Mumbai sent its first MBA class into the world. The milestone marks the beginning of an ambitious plan to build one of India's premier management institutes.
Russell Galt just became Queensland's second-oldest newly admitted lawyer at age 77, proving retirement doesn't mean the end of ambition. The Toowoomba great-grandfather conquered a grueling law degree to keep his mind sharp and inspire his family.
From Giannis Antetokounmpo to Victor Wembanyama, basketball's biggest names are turning to chess to sharpen their game. The ancient strategy game is teaching players to think ahead and make better decisions under pressure.
President Trump reinstated the Presidential Fitness Test in July 2025, bringing back a program designed to combat childhood obesity and inspire healthy habits. States like Mississippi and Tennessee are already on board as experts work to modernize the classic program.
A Coimbatore accountant wanted his son to swim like he did as a child—in clean, natural water. His backyard experiment became Biosphere, a thriving business creating eco-friendly pools.
India's newest Vande Bharat sleeper train will connect Bengaluru and Mumbai, making overnight travel faster and more comfortable. Following the success of the first sleeper route that saves passengers six hours, a dozen more trains are coming by year's end.
Ginette Kolinka survived the horrors of Auschwitz, and at 101 years old, she's spending her final years making sure young people never forget what happened. Her mission to combat rising hate by sharing her story with schoolchildren across France is reaching hearts when it matters most.
A three-way partnership between Zimbabwe, Russia, and the World Food Programme is delivering critical food relief to drought-affected communities during the country's toughest months. The collaboration shows how international cooperation can directly combat hunger when it matters most.
A Nigerian fintech and bank just proved that smart lending can work even in tough economic times. While bad loans across Nigeria's banking system climbed to 7%, Nomba and Globus Bank kept defaults under 1% by using real-time business data instead of paperwork.
Scientists discovered that more than a third of the Amazon rainforest is actually resisting severe droughts and even growing stronger. These wetland forests could protect wildlife and combat climate change as other areas face threats.
A couple fell in love by smuggling letters between Nazi concentration camps, defying impossible odds. Now their son shares their story of hope to combat hatred in New Jersey communities.
Lakshmi Shastri stood at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium as officials unveiled a stand named after her son, cricket legend Ravi Shastri. The same stadium where she once took train rides to watch him play now bears his name.
A Swedish company just launched a high-speed electric ferry that glides above water on underwater wings, creating almost zero noise while cutting energy use by 80%. The whisper-quiet boat is already heading to Mumbai, the Maldives, and Saudi Arabia to replace loud diesel ferries.
Pope Leo XIV is embarking on his first major international tour to Africa, where he'll advocate for debt forgiveness for struggling nations. The new pontiff wants the Church to be a "beacon of light" as the continent faces mounting economic challenges.
A Nigerian fintech company just proved that small businesses can be excellent borrowers when given the right tools. Nomba's innovative lending approach is unlocking credit for thousands of businesses previously shut out by traditional banks.
When Ashok Rathod watched his childhood friends drop out of school to work at Mumbai's fish docks, he made them a deal: play football with him, but only if they stay in school. That simple promise has now transformed 14,000 young lives.
A former homeless painter now lives in a studio flat with a German kitchen and canal view, fishing for 29-pound carp instead of sleeping in a tent. Embassy Village in Manchester is proving that upscale housing plus intensive support can get homeless men off the streets and into full-time jobs in just over a year.
Sujal Patwardhan and Medha Joseph are helping Indian women reclaim confidence through self-drive road trips across the world. Through their company Embarq Motorworld, they've guided over 100 women to take the wheel on international journeys they never imagined possible.
A community garden in drought-stricken Chipinge, Zimbabwe, transformed a $600 investment into over $7,000 in revenue by reinvesting profits and adopting climate-smart farming. The 113-member cooperative now sells 98% of their produce independently, proving small-scale farmers can thrive even in harsh conditions.
Saudi Arabia has implemented over 2,200 health projects worldwide, investing more than $6.4 billion to combat disease and restore dignity to vulnerable communities. From separating conjoined twins to fighting polio, the Kingdom's humanitarian programs are changing lives across 113 countries.
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