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In Assam, India, conservationists just released 15 pygmy hogs into grasslands where the species vanished nine years ago. The tiny animals came from a breeding program that started with just six hogs captured in 1996.
At 16, Sathish Kumar left school to save his family's failing milk business in Tamil Nadu. Thirty years later, his experiments with homemade paneer have grown into Milky Mist, a dairy giant worth over $1.5 billion.
After losing her father at five months old, Mahima Makwana started auditioning at nine to help her mother achieve one dream: owning a home. By 14, she'd bought her family their first house and car.
After a road accident ended his delivery job, Ajit Kumar started writing from his hospital bed and became one of India's top audio-fiction creators. His series has reached over 168 million plays and transformed him from struggling with debt to earning over ₹1 crore.
Neil Hershman was 23 and tired of sitting behind a desk when he bought his first frozen yogurt shop with his savings and a small business loan. By his early 30s, he'd turned that single store into a 40-location empire spanning six states.
Once declared extinct in 1979, black-footed ferrets are thriving again in Kansas thanks to dedicated conservationists working through the night. The latest survey found young ferrets being born in the wild, proving this critically endangered species has a fighting chance.
A breeding program in Australia has boosted bilby numbers from 50 to nearly 2,000 in just seven years, marking a stunning comeback for the vulnerable species. The rabbity marsupials are now thriving in predator-free zones and reshaping their desert ecosystem.
Sumit Arora arrived in Mumbai with just Rs 4000 and a dream shaped by personal tragedy. Today, he writes blockbusters like Stree, Jawan, and Border 2.