Episode 103 featured tribal villagers in Shahdol recharging wells with rainwater, a painter recording endangered plants and animals, women in Uttarakhand making crafts from birch bark, and Bicharpur, the football village known as Mini Brazil.
Tribal families in Pakaria village have turned about a hundred wells into rainwater recharge pits so that rain soaks back into the ground, and have set a goal of using some 800 wells across the area.
Women of the Niti-Mana valley who make artworks and souvenirs from bhojpatra, the birch bark on which old Indian texts were once written. Pilgrims now buy their work at good prices, giving the women a new income.
A tribal village once known for illicit liquor that turned to football after former national player and coach Raees Ahmed began training its young people about 25 years ago. More than 40 national and state-level players have come from the village, and over 1,200 football clubs have formed in the area.