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A video of visually impaired Aeny Mishra learning to walk with a cane has captured 3.5 million hearts on Instagram. Her family's journey from facing hurtful "karma" comments to championing independence shows what true inclusion looks like.
When a woman's scooter broke down on a Bengaluru street, auto driver Tanzeem didn't just honk and drive past. For 10 minutes, he used his foot to push her scooter while driving his auto, staying with her until she found help.
When a venomous snake bit 21-year-old Arun in rural India, his brother kept him conscious with repeated slaps while racing to get medical help. Quick thinking and 15 doses of antivenom saved his life.
A rescue volunteer removed his own life jacket to save a drowning farmer during Kerala's devastating floods. His ultimate sacrifice reminds us what true heroism looks like.
After working all day to support himself, Gautam Yadav spends every evening collecting leftover rotis door-to-door to feed 300 stray cows in Berunda, India. For seven years, this daily ritual has turned into a community effort that keeps hundreds of animals from going hungry.
A woman who disappeared 25 years ago in India has been reunited with her children after an ashram's dedicated rehabilitation team helped her recover her memory and reconnect with her family. The emotional reunion brought together a mother and the children who grew up believing she was gone forever.
Captain Bharat Bhardwaj turned his graduation from Army Aviation School into a double celebration, surprising his girlfriend with a proposal on the tarmac. The romantic moment, captured on video with a helicopter backdrop, has won hearts across social media.
When Mohammad Shareef lost his son and couldn't give him a proper burial, he vowed no one else would face that fate. For 27 years, this bicycle mechanic has performed last rites for over 5,500 unclaimed bodies across all faiths.
After his son's body went unclaimed, a bicycle mechanic in India spent 27 years ensuring no one else suffered that indignity. Mohammad Shareef has now performed last rites for over 5,500 unclaimed people across all faiths.
When his friends quit, Bittu Tabahi kept going, transforming a toxic river in Madhya Pradesh with nothing but basic tools and determination. His solo cleanup mission sparked a movement after a billionaire industrialist defended him against online critics.
A dying river in Uttar Pradesh came back to life when an IAS officer united 111 villages to clean it together. In just two months, the Tamsa River started flowing again.
Anirudh Garg from Himachal Pradesh thought his screen was glitching when he saw his All India Rank 2 on the Chartered Accountant Final exam. He balanced a demanding job at Ernst & Young while preparing for one of India's toughest professional exams.