The Great Indian Heros

Dashrath Manjhi of Gehlaur village near Gaya in Bihar spent most of his life carving a path through a mountain, armed with just a hammer and chisel.

A file photo of Dashrath Manjhi, the Mountain Man of Bihar

In West Bengal, a little boy set up a school where the syllabus was whatever he had learned in school that day.

A free school set up by 9-yr-old Babar Ali.

Starting with a drop, to save millions of litres

In Mumbai, an 80-year-old spends his Sunday mornings fixing leaking taps and ends up saving 3 million litres of water.

For eight years, Aabid Surti has spent Sunday mornings going door to door, fixing leaking taps for free with the help of a plumber and a pocket full of washers.

Beating drugs with a workout

In Manipur, a fitness trainer uses workouts, meditation and counselling to keep youngsters off drugs.

RK Viswajit (in white Tshirt)

Fixing the roads, one pothole at a time

In Hyderabad, a retired civil engineer decides to fix his street's potholes himself and has since filled up 1,100.

Gangadhara Katnam fills potholes.

  

In West Bengal, a little girl broke boundaries with a football team.

Bhabani Munda

The Real Hero Bhawani Munda and her team Dooars XI football team of dooars.

Palash Muchhal is the youngest music composer/director in Bollywood (India) at 18. He has recently entered his name in golden book of world records as the youngest music composer of Bollywood.

Palak Muchhal performs stage shows across India and abroad to raise funds for the poor children who need financial assistance for the medical treatment of heart diseases. As of August 2015, she has raised funds through her charity show which has helped to save lives of 800 children suffering from heart ailments. Palak Muchhal has made her entry in both Guinness Book of World Records and Limca Book of World Records for great achievements in social work.