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Indian Muslim youth majorly being first-generation learners, fall back in higher education and later professionally, due to lack of guidance and inspiration. Here, is a short list of organisations that work for the development of Muslim youth. 

Noora as a kid was not a great enthusiast at planting. But as she started planting with her father, she was awestruck seeing life stemming out of a seed. Noora has absorbed the love for plants from her father and faith, which taught to plant a seed even if it's your last deed and to rid wastage of water...

For nearly 200 years, the Muhammadan Public library has stood in the Wallajah road and witnessed Chennai storming around it while serving the needs of academia, especially history enthusiasts. 

Once, the school had a generation of students who learnt from the British alongside the Maulvis. And then came a generation who were taught by the British-taught teachers. With years passing, the giant old trees witnessed all these and the kids of present only possess those trees and shades of a gone...

Aseem says that science has always been his subject of interest. On being asked about when it all started, he recollects playing with mini-motors from cars and other toys; doing little science experiments. He said, "I designed an LED bulb that would work according to the beats of songs in my second...

Amaan Asim, a 19-year-old political science student of Ashoka University, is one of those heroes who have stepped in to help underprivileged students. The youngster is creating a spark through his new initiative that could suggest a coping mechanism of a different type which could answer the digital...

 Apart from books, magazines and newspapers, the library has a rich collection of handwritten scripts covering various genres and different types of poems like Mala Pattu, Pakshi Pattu, Poo Peshal Pattu, Manga Pattu, Sabeena Pattu, Nafeesath Pattu,  Tharattu Pattu, Korathi Pattu and Thoppi Pattu. What...