Better India

The Better India is a media platform in India that provides digital solutions and highlights uplifting stories. About 30 percent of its audience is located outside of India, mainly in the United States, United Kingdom, and Singapore. Sponsored content accounts for 80 percent of the platform's income. As of March 2019, it held an Alexa ranking of 1446 in India.

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These Students Faced Blindness, Acid Attacks & Hearing Loss But Still Succeeded In CBSE Board Exams

1 day ago | thebetterindia.com | Khushi Arora

Home/Stories/Young Achievers A girl who studied through audiobooks after an acid attack left her blind. A teen who lip-read every class to crack JEE Mains. A boy with quadriparesis who wrote all his Class 10 exams by hand. These five CBSE students cleared not just their board exams, but challenges no classroom prepares you for.
How to Make Organic, Chemical-Free Cleaners from Fruit Peels at Home

1 day ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

Home/Stories/Sustainability / Sustainable Living Discover how to make your own eco-friendly and chemical-free cleaner at home using fruit peels. This step-by-step guide to bio-enzyme cleaners is perfect for anyone looking to reduce household waste, avoid harsh cleaning products, and embrace a more sustainable lifestyle.
Your First Step into Farming: Grow Microgreens at Home with Just a Tray, Water & a Bit of Sunlight

2 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

Learn how to grow fresh and nutritious microgreens right from your home, even in small spaces. This beginner-friendly guide offers expert tips, step-by-step instructions, and practical advice to help you start your own sustainable microgreens garden easily.
17-YO Gurugram Teen Helps Hundreds Switch From Noisy Diesel Mills To Solar-Powered Atta Chakkis

2 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

“Earlier, we used to have 14-hour workdays. We had to run the atta chakki (traditional flour mill) with the motor of our tractor, which we only used in the evenings after working in the fields. Now, with solar power, we finish in half the time. We save about Rs 25,000 a month because we no longer have to buy diesel. The EMI we pay is even less than that, and when it is done, we will have free electricity,” says 28-year-old Santosh Kumar, an atta chakki worker from Varanasi.
How to Spot Fake News During India-Pakistan Tensions: A Simple Guide

5 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Khushi Arora

Home/Stories/Informed India When tensions rise, so does the confusion online. This guide walks you through simple ways to check what you see on social media — so you can stay calm, informed, and clear-headed.
In Photos: How Udaipur’s 500-Year-Old Lakes Provide Water to 5 Lakh People

6 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Shivansh Srivastava

In Rajasthan’s arid landscape, where rivers flow only briefly during the monsoon, water must first learn to crawl before it can stand. Udaipur, the ‘City of Lakes’, is a living testament to that transformation. Nestled in the Aravalli Hills, the city is sustained by an extraordinary network of interconnected lakes — a 500-year-old engineering marvel that continues to shape lives, livelihoods, and the environment to this day.
How One Family Built a Startup Replacing Bubble Wrap with 100% Recyclable Honeycomb Paper

6 days ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

Home/Stories/Startup / Sustainable Enterprises EcoCushion Paper, a family-run startup, is changing the packaging industry by replacing plastic bubble wrap with 100% recyclable honeycomb paper. Discover how they built this innovative business and the steps they took to create an eco-friendly alternative to plastic.
Two Childhood Friends in Bengaluru Are Making Stationery Sustainable with 500 Tonnes of Recycled Paper

1 week ago | thebetterindia.com | Raajwrita Dutta

“People don’t realise it, but every sheet of paper they use could be saving a tree or cutting one down. We chose the former,” says Naren Raj, co-founder of ‘Rescript’. In Bengaluru, where tech giants dominate skylines and startups arise in every corner, two childhood friends are scripting a very different kind of success story, one rooted not in code or capital, but in discarded paper, environmental values, and a shared vision for sustainable change.
This 63-YO With Parkinson’s Cooks 25 Kg of Khichdi Daily — & Gives It Away For Free

1 week ago | thebetterindia.com | Srimoyee Chowdhury

Home/Stories/Changemakers Living with Parkinson’s, Kiran Kamdar hasn’t missed a single day in five years — rising at 5 am to cook fresh khichdi for over 100 patients and caregivers. At 5 am each morning, 63-year-old Kiran Kamdar wakes up in her modest Palghar home and heads straight to the kitchen.
Rannvijay Singha’s Fun Workout With His Kids Is Perfect for Any Home, Any Family

1 week ago | thebetterindia.com | Khushi Arora

Actor Rannvijay Singha’s video of exercising with his kids is a reminder that summer is the perfect time to bond, move, and build joyful habits — together. With schools shut and routines loosened, summer break often turns into screen time overload for kids. But what if we used this time not just to rest, but to reconnect, move, and create memories together?