The Better India is a digital media platform that focuses on sharing positive, inspiring, and solution-oriented stories from India. It aims to highlight the efforts of individuals, communities, and organizations working towards social, environmental, and economic progress. The platform covers a wide range of topics, including innovation, sustainability, education, women's empowerment, and grassroots initiatives.
The website's core mission is to counterbalance the often negative or sensationalized news cycle by providing uplifting and constructive content. It emphasizes stories that showcase resilience, creativity, and positive change, thereby fostering hope and encouraging readers to take action in their own communities. By focusing on "what's working" rather than "what's wrong," The Better India serves as a source of motivation and inspiration for its audience.

Picture this: a group of determined rural women, adorned in their colourful sarees and gloves, are riding tricycles in the hilly terrain of Odisha, filled with hope and responsibility.
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Operating over 2,300 flights a day and serving nearly 65 percent of India’s domestic air travellers, IndiGo’s disruptions in early December 2025 had a wide impact. Many passengers found themselves stranded at
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As Supriya Sahu stepped onto the stage in Nairobi this week, the moment carried more than an international honour. It carried years of work shaped in places where climate change had already begun to touch daily life.
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In remote corners of the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh, where dry earth and scarce water had long dictated the rhythm of life, a surprising scene began to unfold. Children swam and splashed joyfully in the newly revived ponds,
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On a sunny Saturday morning in London, the soft thump of footwork and the fluid sweep of classical Indian movements fill a studio. Children — some barely eight — move in unison, their eyes bright with concentration.
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Every December, as winter settles softly over Delhi, the British High Commissioner’s residence at Rajaji Marg begins to change. Strings of lights go up, familiar faces return, and long tables fill with handcrafted treasures. In
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