Bhakti Kothari

For four-year-old Priya, something as ordinary as walking had become a daily struggle. Born with Club Foot, her left foot had not developed normally.

Deepak Lakhara, from Jodhpur's dairy-farming family, clears UPSC CAPF 2025 with AIR 106, aspiring to lead BSF.

Anand Jain, the 1999-batch IPS officer of the AGMUT cadre and new Ladakh DGP, brings decades of field policing, anti-corruption work, national security experience and senior command to the Union Territory.

» » How IFS Sarthak Parashar Is Using Stories, Sketches and Literature to Make Wildlife Conservation Personal

There are some professions where danger is an occasional possibility. For a Central Armed Police Forces officer operating in an insurgency-affected jungle, danger is part of the job description.

A mobile phone today is rarely just a phone. It holds our money, identity, photographs, passwords, conversations and access to some of the most important services in our lives.

In the misty hills of Darjeeling , where tea gardens stretch across slopes and tourism brings thousands of visitors every year, an unlikely conservation story is unfolding.

IFS officer Diganth Nayak transformed Ramnagar through habitat restoration, corridor protection and community conservation, helping tiger numbers rise sharply. He has been nominated for the Eco Warrior Awards 2026 under the Wildlife Protection and Conservation category.

Rajeev Singh Thakur IAS, a 1995-batch Rajasthan officer, brings experience across district administration, rural development, defence, infrastructure, governance and NITI Aayog to Manipur.

In Gir, protecting an Asiatic lion is rarely about one intervention. It can mean tracking a sick animal across thousands of square kilometres, stopping