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Shuchi Giri

2026 - Present

From Neeru Dhanda’s Shooting Gold To Helsinki Cup Glory: Historic Wins That Mark India’s New Sporting Era

Indian athletes created history across shooting, athletics, football, boxing, table tennis and wrestling, showcasing the nation’s growing global sporting strength in 2026.

Ahmedabad Plants 3.61 Lakh Saplings In 60 Minutes, Sets Global Green Record

Ahmedabad’s plantation drive created a Guinness World Record with 3.61 lakh saplings, but their survival will define the real environmental impact.

How IAS Tukaram Mundhe Is Reshaping Maharashtra’s Fight Against Milk Adulteration

IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe’s Maharashtra FDA campaign expands beyond milk testing, targeting the entire dairy supply chain to improve food safety.

Beyond Screens: How Two Pune Women Are Reviving Indian Crafts To Support Children’s Cognitive Development

Toy Trunk blends traditional Indian craftsmanship, sustainable materials and modern design to create play experiences that encourage children’s creativity, curiosity and cognitive growth.

From Sugarcane Waste To Sanitary Pads: How Anupriya Nayak’s Team Udaan Is Rethinking Period Care

Anupriya Nayak and Team Udaan are exploring how sugarcane waste can be repurposed into affordable menstrual care solutions while reducing environmental impact.

Meet Romulus Whitaker: The ‘Snake Man Of India’ Who Spent 50+ Years Saving Reptiles

At 83, Romulus Whitaker continues a lifelong mission of reptile conservation, wildlife education and helping people coexist with nature.

Yastika Bhatia Scripts History With First-Ever Women’s Test Century At Lord’s Against England

After months of rehabilitation, Yastika Bhatia struck a historic 113 as India dominated the first women’s Test at Lord’s.

22-Year-Old Kranti Gaud Takes 5/37, Becomes First Woman On Lord’s Historic Test Honours Board

The Madhya Pradesh seamer's maiden Test five-wicket haul helped India dominate England and secured her a historic place at Lord's.

UP’s Muslim Man Performs Kanyadaan at Hindu Sister’s Wedding After She Lost Her Parents

After the death of her parents, a Muslim man performed the kanyadaan at the wedding of a Hindu woman he regarded as his sister in Uttar Pradesh's Badaun district.

From Night Watchman To Army Major: The Inspiring Journey Of Arunachal’s Laichat Paul Wangpan

After overcoming poverty and leaving school after Class 8, Laichat Paul Wangpan became Wancho's first Army Major.