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After Road Tragedy, These 6 Indians Stepped Up With Helmets, CPR & Safer Streets To Protect Strangers

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By Ragini Daliya Verified
| Better India
6. Raghavendra Kumar Known as the ‘Helmet Man of India’, this law graduate from Bihar has distributed over 60,000 helmets across 22 states. His mission began after a close friend died in a accident.
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Built by a Doctor, This App Helps Families Manage Health Records in One Place

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By Ragini Daliya Verified
| Better India
Built by a doctor who saw the cost of missing records firsthand, MyDigiRecords is helping Indian families manage medications, vaccinations, and health data in one secure place. Built by a doctor who saw the cost of missing records firsthand, MyDigiRecords is helping Indian families manage medications, vaccinations, and health data in one secure place.
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'Nothing for Us, Without Us': How This Deaf Woman Is Helping Deaf Kids Learn English Through Sign Language

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By Ragini Daliya Verified
| Better India
Growing up in classrooms not built for Deaf learners, Shraddha Agarwal knows the cost of language deprivation. With SignSetu, she’s reimagining literacy through Indian Sign Language — making learning intuitive, visual, and genuinely inclusive. Growing up in classrooms not built for Deaf learners, Shraddha Agarwal knows the cost of language deprivation. With SignSetu, she’s reimagining literacy through Indian Sign Language — making learning intuitive, visual, and genuinely inclusive.
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