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Here is the latest positive news from The Better India Is this email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser]. Hello! Here is today's edition of positive news! [Meet the Mysuru Drainage Pipe Cleaner Who Runs a Free Library out of His House!] Jan 25, 2017 02:58 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian Syed Isaq is a 61-year-old illiterate daily-wage worker who has been running a free library for those in his community for several years now. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Meet the Mysuru Drainage Pipe Cleaner Who Runs a Free Library out of His House! on Facebook] [From Cheese Making to Pottery: 10 Learning Holidays in India You Need to Try Now!] Jan 25, 2017 02:33 pm | Sanchari Pal If you want to take home something more from a vacation than just a suitcase full of souvenirs and a tan, a learning holiday might just be the thing you are looking for. Here’s a selection of some of the best learning holidays in India. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like From Cheese Making to Pottery: 10 Learning Holidays in India You Need to Try Now! on Facebook] [TBI Blogs: Here’s How the Young National Bravery Award Winners are Selected Every Year] Jan 25, 2017 02:21 pm | Factly The National Bravery awards will be given to 25 children for 2016, four of whom will receive them posthumously. The awards were first introduced in 1957, and are given in five different categories. But what are these awards, and how are the awardees selected? Rakesh Dubbudu from Factly takes a closer look. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like TBI Blogs: Here’s How the Young National Bravery Award Winners are Selected Every Year on Facebook] [VIDEO: This IAS Officer from Manipur Built a 100 Km Road as a ‘Christmas Gift’] Jan 25, 2017 02:04 pm | TBI Team A Naga IAS officer’s efforts led to the construction of a 100km road effectively linking Manipur, Nagaland and Assam, without any financial aid from the government. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like VIDEO: This IAS Officer from Manipur Built a 100 Km Road as a ‘Christmas Gift’ on Facebook] [VIDEO: This Wallflower Of A Settlement In Nagaland Is India’s First Green Village] Jan 25, 2017 01:59 pm | Aishwarya Bhatkal Home to a 700-year-old settlement and perfectly terraced fields, Khonoma is a unique, self-sustaining village in Nagaland. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like VIDEO: This Wallflower Of A Settlement In Nagaland Is India’s First Green Village on Facebook] [How Locals Saved a Govt School from Shutting down in a Punjab Village by Funding It Themselves!] Jan 25, 2017 01:22 pm | Sohini Dey After a government school building was demolished in Punjab's Fatehpur Awana village, locals stepped forward to keep it up and running. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like How Locals Saved a Govt School from Shutting down in a Punjab Village by Funding It Themselves! on Facebook] [Little Big Hearts: When Class 2 Students Collected Their Pocket Money to Gift a Wheelchair to a Girl!] Jan 25, 2017 12:57 pm | Aditi Patwardhan In a heart-warming gesture, class 2 students of a private school in Rajasthan pooled in money from their piggy banks to buy a wheelchair for a differently abled girl from an underprivileged family. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Little Big Hearts: When Class 2 Students Collected Their Pocket Money to Gift a Wheelchair to a Girl! on Facebook] [Sushma Swaraj Fires Back at Twitter Troll with a Powerful Lesson in Religious Harmony] Jan 25, 2017 12:14 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian Sushma Swaraj who is known to be active on social media, took to Twitter to fire back at a Twitter troll who had insinuated that she has a bias towards Muslims. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Sushma Swaraj Fires Back at Twitter Troll with a Powerful Lesson in Religious Harmony on Facebook] [TBI Blogs: How I ‘Lived’ the Indian Constitution for 5 Weeks and Came to Understand It Better!] Jan 24, 2017 07:29 pm | 5th Space – Making the other four count Over 400 Jagriks (Jagruk+Nagriks) have undertaken an arduous journey to better understand the Indian Constitution and its tenets and apply them in their lives, under Samvidhan Live: the Jagrik Project. Kanika Sinha talks about how watching these 400 journeys progress helped her better identify with the Constitution and apply its principles in her life. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like TBI Blogs: How I ‘Lived’ the Indian Constitution for 5 Weeks and Came to Understand It Better! on Facebook] [Madhubani Murals On The Walls of These Jharkhand Village Homes Depict the Life & Times of Tribals] Jan 24, 2017 06:58 pm | Aditi Patwardhan The walls of houses in Jharkhand’s Chandidih village are proud galleries displaying Madhubani masterpieces woven with everyday stories, thanks to Udbhav, a community art project. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Madhubani Murals On The Walls of These Jharkhand Village Homes Depict the Life & Times of Tribals on Facebook] [Knock Knock! Govt Might Soon Be at Your Doorstep Conducting Free Tests for Cancer & Diabetes] Jan 24, 2017 06:49 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian On World Cancer Day, the government of India will be flagging off a new initiative where officials and members of the medical community will be going door to door to many homes in the country and conducting free cancer screenings. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Knock Knock! Govt Might Soon Be at Your Doorstep Conducting Free Tests for Cancer & Diabetes on Facebook] [13 Amazing Superheroes Featured in India’s First Amputee Calendar Will Make You Rethink Disability] Jan 24, 2017 06:47 pm | TBI Team With the goal of celebrating disability and inspiring people, this calendar has been produced by Mission Smile as a part of their project called #RisingAbove. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like 13 Amazing Superheroes Featured in India’s First Amputee Calendar Will Make You Rethink Disability on Facebook] [Acts of Valour: Stories of the 25 Young Lionhearts Who Won the National Bravery Awards] Jan 24, 2017 05:43 pm | Sanchari Pal From a 15-year-old who saved his cousin from a leopard attack to a 9-year-old who lost her life while trying to save two of her friends from drowning – these 25 children showed incredible bravery in the face of some very dangerous situations. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Acts of Valour: Stories of the 25 Young Lionhearts Who Won the National Bravery Awards on Facebook] [TBI Blogs: 10 Things All Indian Children Should Be Taught about Gender, for an Equitable Society] Jan 24, 2017 05:42 pm | CARE India Despite sustained efforts, India continues to have one of the most skewed ratios for equal opportunities between genders. This National Girl Child Day, it is important to realise that a huge part of improving this scenario is educating future generations about the need for gender equality. Here’s how parents and institutions can contribute. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like TBI Blogs: 10 Things All Indian Children Should Be Taught about Gender, for an Equitable Society on Facebook] [Chennai Folks, If You Have Any Fresh Food Going Waste, This Man Can Feed It to the Homeless] Jan 24, 2017 05:15 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian G Padmanaban is the 23-year-old who has started a new project called No Food Waste in Chennai. He will be taking fresh yet wasted food in the city and will then use it to feed the needy and homeless population [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Chennai Folks, If You Have Any Fresh Food Going Waste, This Man Can Feed It to the Homeless on Facebook] [The T in LGBT: Transgender Voices Are Being Heard More Often in India, and That’s a Good Thing!] Jan 24, 2017 05:07 pm | Tamara Mathias How India is finding new ways to tell transgender stories. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like The T in LGBT: Transgender Voices Are Being Heard More Often in India, and That’s a Good Thing! on Facebook] [From Cats to Monkeys – This Bareilly Resident Has 46 Animals Living in Her Two-Bedroom Flat] Jan 24, 2017 04:26 pm | Tanaya Singh Meet Shalini Agarwal, an animal-lover who has dedicated her life to taking care of injured animals in her city. She lives with 46 animals in her flat and has no plans of stopping anytime soon. This is her story. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like From Cats to Monkeys – This Bareilly Resident Has 46 Animals Living in Her Two-Bedroom Flat on Facebook] [How Bangalore’s Popular Avarekai Mela Began in a Condiments Store & Changed the Lives of Farmers] Jan 24, 2017 04:10 pm | Sohini Dey Aiming to support farmers growing avarekai beans in and around Bangalore, this food festival attracts hundreds of locals thanks to their lip-smacking recipes. Avarekai pani puri, anyone? [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like How Bangalore’s Popular Avarekai Mela Began in a Condiments Store & Changed the Lives of Farmers on Facebook] [Bangaloreans, Click a Pothole, Send It to BBMP via an App, and Get Paid If They Don’t Fix It – SOON!] Jan 24, 2017 01:21 pm | Aishhwariya Subramanian Bangalore's civic body, BBMP has announced that it will be launching an app that will help citizens upload pictures of potholes. If the pothole is not fixed in 48 hours, then the citizen will get Rs. 100 [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Bangaloreans, Click a Pothole, Send It to BBMP via an App, and Get Paid If They Don’t Fix It – SOON! on Facebook] [TBI Blogs: How a Resolute Teenager Is Ending Child Marriage in Her Community in Bihar] Jan 24, 2017 12:54 pm | Plan India At 17, Nisha has become the face of a revolution by taking a difficult, even dangerous, stand against child marriage in her community. Here’s how it happened. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like TBI Blogs: How a Resolute Teenager Is Ending Child Marriage in Her Community in Bihar on Facebook] [How Vigilant Villagers Averted a Major Train Mishap in West Bengal] Jan 24, 2017 12:25 pm | Aditi Patwardhan Alertness and presence of mind of the locals of Cooch Behar district in West Bengal averted a major train derailment incident on January 23. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like How Vigilant Villagers Averted a Major Train Mishap in West Bengal on Facebook] [Marching Ahead: 14 Incredibly Brave Women in Indian Armed Forces Who Broke the Glass Ceiling] Jan 24, 2017 12:10 pm | Sanchari Pal On National Girl Child Day, here are the inspiring stories of 14 of India's most respected female soldiers. With their impressive records, they have established new frontiers for women in combat! [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Marching Ahead: 14 Incredibly Brave Women in Indian Armed Forces Who Broke the Glass Ceiling on Facebook] [TBI Blogs: When a Young Man Experienced Christianity, Sikhism, Islam, and Hinduism – All in Three Days!] Jan 23, 2017 08:03 pm | 5th Space – Making the other four count Exploring religion can be a deeply moving experience, especially when one decides to overcome his/her own prejudices and explore other religions with an open mind. Jagrik (Jagruk+Nagrik) Priyanshu from Ahmedabad, Gujarat narrates his experience exploring different religions as part of a task for Samvidhan LIVE: The Jagrik Project. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like TBI Blogs: When a Young Man Experienced Christianity, Sikhism, Islam, and Hinduism – All in Three Days! on Facebook] [Breaking New Ground: Meet Atri Kar, First Transgender from WB to Appear for the Civil Services Exam] Jan 23, 2017 06:07 pm | Sohini Dey Overcoming a host of legal hurdles, 27-year-old Atri Kar has become the first transgender from West Bengal to appear for the civil services examinations in India. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like Breaking New Ground: Meet Atri Kar, First Transgender from WB to Appear for the Civil Services Exam on Facebook] [TBI Blogs: Simplifying the Constitution—How over 400 People Are Educating Others about Their Rights & Duties] Jan 23, 2017 06:05 pm | 5th Space – Making the other four count The Constitution of India is one of the most important documents in the country, yet for many people, it is little more than a dusty memory from their school Civics classes. However, a group of individuals from around the country are undertaking an initiative to educate themselves and others about the significance of this cornerstone of India and its contents. Meet the Jagriks of Samvidhan LIVE. [Read This Story] [share on Twitter] [Like TBI Blogs: Simplifying the Constitution—How over 400 People Are Educating Others about Their Rights & Duties on Facebook] Recent Stories You May Have Missed: [How a Tour Operator by Day Used Her Family Recipes to Start an Organic Food Business by Night] [TBI Blogs: This 25-Year-Old Overcame a Rare Health Condition, Emerging an Inspirational Victor] [They Help Delhi’s Poor Get Access to Beds That Private Hospitals Are Supposed to Reserve for Them] [Meet the 15-Year-Old ‘Mizo Messi’ Who Just Made It to Germany’s Famed Bundesliga Football League] [The Fascinating Tale of Subhash Chandra Bose’s Secret Submarine Journey from Germany to Japan] FOLLOW US: [FACEBOOK] | [TWITTER] | [GOOGLE+] | [YOUTUBE] Copyright © 2017 The Better India, All rights reserved. [unsubscribe from this list] | [update subscription preferences]

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