Roundglass Foundation was recognised at Junoon ’25 for community-driven climate solutions transforming rural Punjab through scale, sustainability, and local ownership.
A young football coach in rural Rajasthan challenged taboos, prioritised menstrual dignity, and helped village girls rise as athletes and equals.
Hungary’s solar-heated tunnels give stray dogs life-saving warmth in sub-zero winters.
A devoted Karnataka school headmaster self-funded a Rs 5 lakh special flight for 24 top rural students, giving them their maiden aerial adventure to Bengaluru.
Yogita Bhayana reflects on supporting invisible rape survivors beyond Nirbhaya while leading 2025 protests for systemic justice reforms.
Recognised by President Droupadi Murmu, Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s Bal Puraskar honour celebrates discipline, records and India’s growing faith in youth talent.
Neha Thakur, backed by her trucker father, defies gender norms to become Himachal’s pioneering female truck driver and YouTuber, inspiring a wave of women in logistics.
President Murmu honoured young Shravan Singh for providing vital supplies to soldiers during intense border tensions.
A 10-year-old Sikh boy from a Punjab border village won India’s top child bravery award for fearlessly supplying refreshments to soldiers during tense India-Pakistan operations.
A 9-year-old singing sensation from Mizoram’s Lunglei receives India’s top child award for her viral patriotic renditions that united millions.
