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A year after Fahim Khan was arrested and his home demolished during communal riots, his wife won a seat on the very council that tore down their house. Now a court has ordered the city to rebuild their home or pay compensation.
An Indian startup is manufacturing the critical electronics that power every drone, breaking the country's dependence on Chinese imports. ZeroDrag's locally made flight controllers and navigation systems are now flying in drones across defense, agriculture, and logistics.
India just fired up one of the world's largest solar cell factories, capable of powering millions of homes with cutting-edge clean energy technology. The facility marks a major leap toward energy independence and green manufacturing for the world's most populous nation.
Abandoned at three days old in Nagpur, Falgun was named by the nurse who first held him. Four decades later, as mayor of a Dutch town, he returned to India to find her.
A retired banker in Nagpur is bringing sparrows back to Indian cities, one handmade nest at a time. Ashok Tevani has spent the last decade transforming discarded wedding invitations into 2,725 colorful homes for disappearing birds.
Young Indian cricket star Abhishek Sharma smashed a record-breaking 84 runs off just 35 balls, leading India to a commanding 48-run victory over New Zealand in Nagpur. The dominant performance shows India's championship form ahead of their T20 World Cup title defense at home.
A former microbiology professor in India turned agricultural waste into a thriving mushroom business that now earns $5,000 monthly while fighting pollution. She's trained over 7,000 farmers to do the same.
A major solar manufacturer just fired up a cutting-edge factory in India that will produce enough clean energy technology to power millions of homes. It's part of a nationwide push making India a global leader in affordable solar power.
A woman found wandering in India with no memory of her identity has been reunited with her family in Bihar after hospital staff spent over a year tracing her relatives. The emotional reunion ended nearly 15 years of separation.
A landmark ruling shows cyber fraud victims can recover stolen money through consumer courts, not just police complaints. An Indian woman won back most of her savings after proving her bank failed to detect suspicious transfers.
India just started building its biggest solar manufacturing facility, a $740 million complex that will create 8,000 jobs and help the country make its own clean energy components instead of importing them.
After 15 years of building their team from just eight districts, Vidarbha cricket squad claimed their first white-ball trophy, beating Saurashtra by 38 runs in India's Vijay Hazare Trophy final. The win came exactly one year after losing the previous championship game, proving that patience and homegrown talent can triumph on the biggest stage.
A Fitbit for cows is transforming dairy farming across India, helping farmers detect illness early, improve breeding, and increase profits. The smart collar from eVerse.AI has already reached over 2.2 million farmers.
When Vijay Bavaskar lost his job after a cardiac arrest, his family turned to food. Today, their São Paulo restaurant serves Indian cuisine to everyone from local diners to prime ministers.
Mumbai just opened India's first musical road that plays the Oscar-winning song "Jai Ho" through special rumble strips when cars drive over them. It's only the fifth such road in the entire world.
A district in India just proved that government services can actually work beautifully in the digital age. Pune's local government scored an almost perfect 196.25 out of 200 in Maharashtra's e-governance challenge, making public services faster and more transparent for millions.
At just 25, Indian cricket sensation Abhishek Sharma became the world's top-ranked T20 batter within a year of his debut. His fearless hitting style has made him the most feared opener in international cricket.
A first-generation doctor left Mumbai's packed trains and tiny apartment for a quieter medical job in a small town. Her story about choosing peace over prestige is resonating with thousands online.
A Bengaluru startup just installed India's first homegrown MRI scanner, breaking a decades-long monopoly by foreign manufacturers. The machine costs 40% less and weighs half as much as conventional scanners.
A tenth-grade dropout who started selling explosives to coal mines just built India's biggest defense manufacturing company and earned the nation's highest civilian honor. Satyanarayan Nuwal's journey proves that ambition and grit can trump formal education.
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