Malar Nivedhitha R

Malar Nivedhitha R is an Editorial Associate at The Wise Indian, with a background in Botany and experience in content writing, research, and communication. Her academic and research experience has developed her ability to explore subjects in depth, work with information carefully, and communicate ideas in a clear and accessible manner. At The Wise Indian, she contributes to editorial research, writing, and storytelling, with an interest in creating meaningful and informative content for readers.
Krithi Karanth featured in a wildlife conservation graphic, with photographs of her in a forest and grassland landscape with elephants, designed in The Wise Indian's blue and green brand colours.

How Krithi Karanth Became India’s First Rolex National Geographic Explorer of the Year by Helping Villagers and Wildlife Coexist

Indian conservation scientist Dr. Krithi K. Karanth has been named the 2026 Rolex National Geographic Explorer of the Year, becoming the first Indian to receive the distinction. Through wildlife research, community partnerships and conservation education, she is helping people and
IAS Vaishali Jain featured in a rural education awareness graphic, surrounded by photographs of classroom teaching and interactive learning activities with children.

Vaishali Jain, the IAS Officer in Ratlam, Is Working to Replace Bare Floors With Benches, Digital Lessons and Rural Libraries

IAS Vaishali Jain is inspiring change through education and community engagement. Her story highlights the importance of empowering children and creating better learning opportunities in rural India.
Ratan Tata memorial tribute featuring his central portrait, a photograph with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a reflective black-and-white portrait, and Tata headquarters in The Wise Indian’s blue and green brand colours.

Ratan Tata Death Anniversary: How a Boy Raised by His Grandmother Led the Tata Group and Won India’s Heart

A heartfelt tribute to Ratan Tata, whose visionary leadership, humility and compassion inspired millions. His remarkable legacy continues to inspire generations across India and beyond. Forever in our hearts, forever our inspiration
Sarvesh Sharma with his drone project, highlighting his ₹87,000 drone innovation and ₹3.5 crore project support.

Sarvesh Sharma, the Son of a Daily-Wage Labourer, Turned an ₹87,000 Drone Prototype Into a ₹3.5 Crore Defence Project

At just ₹87,000, Sarvesh Sharma’s drone project has attracted ₹3.5 crore in support, turning a young student’s innovative idea into a promising technology venture. His journey reflects how creativity, determination and homegrown innovation can open new possibilities for India’s future.
Ladakh snow leopard safari featuring safari vehicles, a snow leopard, Himalayan landscapes and the launch ceremony of India’s first high-altitude wildlife safari.

Ladakh Snow Leopard Safari Begins as India’s First High-Altitude Wildlife Safari, With Six Vehicles Flagged Off in Leh on Wednesday

Ladakh has launched India’s first high-altitude wildlife safari, offering visitors a guided opportunity to witness elusive snow leopards in their natural habitat. Six specially designed vehicles have been flagged off, with initial routes covering Rumbak, Shang and Uley.
Ranjit Bajaj featured in a sports editorial graphic highlighting his role in building India’s future football champions through Minerva Academy.

Ranjit Bajaj Built Minerva Academy in Mohali, and His Young Indian Footballers Beat Liverpool’s Youth Side 6-0 in Spain

Ranjit Bajaj has dedicated his journey to developing India’s next generation of football talent through grassroots training and youth development. Through Minerva Academy, he has created opportunities for young players to train, compete and dream of reaching the highest levels
Three IIT friends develop a battery technology designed to charge in 15 minutes, shown with their battery manufacturing team and facility.

Clean Electric Founders Akash Gupta, Abhinav Roy and Ankit Joshi Build India’s Immersion-Cooled EV Batteries That Charge in Minutes

Three IIT friends turned a bold idea into Clean Electric, a Pune-based startup working to transform EV battery technology. Their fast-charging solutions are designed to significantly reduce charging time while improving battery performance and safety. The journey highlights how Indian
Yes — for the UP Scholarship 2026–27 image, you can fill the WordPress fields like this: Alt Text: UP Scholarship 2026-27 for UG, PG, diploma and ITI students in Uttar Pradesh, with application deadlines in October 2026.

UP Scholarship 2026-27: Critical Application Deadlines Open for UG, PG, Diploma, and ITI College Students in Uttar Pradesh

The online application window for the UP Scholarship 2026-27 remains active for higher education Dashmottar students. Online submission portals close on October 15, 2026 for renewals and October 31, 2026 for fresh applicants. College students must successfully complete mandatory Aadhaar
Illegal guns surrendered: IFS K. Karthikeyani builds community trust for elephant protection, Eco Warrior Awards 2026

How K. Karthikeyani Took 239 Illegal Guns Out of Tamil Nadu’s Elephant Country and Won a Special Jury Award

K. Karthikeyani, a Tamil Nadu forest officer, led a campaign that took 239 illegal guns out of elephant country. Villagers surrendered the guns voluntarily in two phases, in 2022 and 2024. Only one elephant gunshot death was recorded from November
Indian team celebrates winning four gold and one silver medal at the International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics 2026 in Hanoi, Vietnam.

India Wins Four Gold Medals at the IOAA 2026 in Hanoi as All Five Young Indian Students Bring Home Medals

Five Indian students travelled to Hanoi for IOAA 2026. All five returned with a medal, four golds and one silver. The result placed India joint third among 64 competing nations, and it marks another quiet step forward for Indian science

Malar Nivedhitha R

Malar Nivedhitha R is an Editorial Associate at The Wise Indian, with a background in Botany and experience in content writing, research, and communication. Her academic and research experience has developed her ability to explore subjects in depth, work with information carefully, and communicate ideas in a clear and accessible manner. At The Wise Indian, she contributes to editorial research, writing, and storytelling, with an interest in creating meaningful and informative content for readers.