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House of Hope: A former pastor and wife help rebuild a remote area of Nagaland
In the drug-ravaged district of Tuensang, Chingmak Kejong and Phutoli Shikhu have not only built roads and health care centres, rehabilitated drug addicts and treated HIV-patients, but created a lasting atmosphere of hope, love and trust.
In Little Tibet, a story of how displaced people rebuilt life in a distant land
Residents of Little Tibet are as much a part of Karnataka as the dosa and idli that the refugees from the Himalayan plateau have adopted into their daily diet.
Helping Kashmiri students, because this actor knows what suffering means
"Of course, it is true that we Kashmiri Pandits have suffered for 30 years. But who is stopping us from showing empathy and compassion? No one."
Strangers helped him study so J&K cop pays back by giving free books to students
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In Chhattisgarh’s Naxal heartland, tribal carver turns beacon of change for inmates
The road to redemption, especially for inmates, is long and fraught with hurdles. And Mandavi believes that the society makes it harder for them to lead a normal life.
In hardcore Maoist country, teens play for hope
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Captured by Maoists, Andhra man gets life lessons, sets up NGO that teaches children
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The football club from Kashmir is surprising everyone with their dream run and enthralling fans in the process.
Former ULFA militant pulls the trigger on change… with love, brotherhood and honesty
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#PositiveNagaland | An empowerment initiative gives Naga youth another chance
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