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Here’s Why Milkha Singh Is Backing the Country’s First Wheelchair Basketball Team
OCT 18: The Indian contingent at the Rio Paralympics in 2016 fetched the country two gold medals, one silver and one bronze.
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Electric Dreams
A number of startups are fuelling a quiet revolution in the market for electric two-wheelers by taking advantage of falling component prices, government support and rising consumer interest in clean technology, finds J Vignesh
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Bangalore Rock Band to Celebrate 20th Anniversary by Training 1,500 Underprivileged Kids in Music
OCT 14: The members of Bangalore-based rock band Thermal and a Quarter talked to The Better India about their 20th anniversary and raising funds to give musical training to underprivileged kids.
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India’s Wheelchair Basketball Team Needs To Get To Thailand. And They Need Your Help
OCT 13: For a team of differently-abled basketball players, which is set to represent the country at an international event, financial constraints were turning out to be a roadblock.
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They’re not surgeons. But this father-son duo helped 100 blind women in Telangana see again.
OCT 13: As a school student Sathvik Reddy did not know how to extend his support to social causes, apart from donating money to individual charities and NGOs.
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Money is only barrier for wheelchair basketball players
CHENNAI, OCT 12: At Sathyabama University, over 20 young men from across the country are on wheelchairs, playing basketball.
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India's Paralympic Basketball Team Seeks Help For International Debut
OCT 10: India's under-23 wheelchair basketball players don't have funds to participate in the world championship.
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This band performs to make a difference
BENGALURU, OCT 9: Music is said to heal in many ways--it not only makes people happier but also keeps the brain healthy
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On a mission to restore vision
HYDERABAD, OCT 6: Teenager uses crowd-funding to help 100 women get cataract surgery
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This 20-Year-Old Is Crowd-funding an Experimental Film Set in Post-Apocalyptic India
OCT 5: Athul Prabhakaran became acquainted with the camera when he was just 12 years old. But, soon after, he went on to make nine short films in different languages: English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
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Rebuilding lives of kids of Mumbai terror attack victims
MUMBAI, SEPT 30: On the 26th of November 2008, Peer Pasha Mehboob Ali Shaikh, went to work as usual at the Leopold Café in Mumbai. However, he never made it home again.
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