
5 years of Satya Bharti Abhiyan – The Rural Sanitation Initiative
The joy of owning a small house of her own was short-lived for Paramjeet Kaur when she discovered that her house had no toilet. Paramjeet

The joy of owning a small house of her own was short-lived for Paramjeet Kaur when she discovered that her house had no toilet. Paramjeet

Hindumbi.KK, a veteran nurse from the Indira Gandhi Hospital in Kavaratti, Lakshadweep, has been honored with the prestigious National Florence Nightingale Award by the President

LAHS Gwalior students enjoyed making SEED BALLS at school also known as “Earth Balls” that consist of a variety of different seeds rolled within a

Am I being a part of the problem or part of the solution? (This is a good question to ask ourselves on a daily basis.)

Ashritha organisation established in the year 1999 has been providing educational support for the under priviledged children . It started its journey from the slums
Akash is a timid boy trying to figure out his place in the world. His family comprises of four members: his father who works as

Preamble- In the pre-COVID scenario, we worked with India’s public-funded schools to avail an inclusive sports education to every child which is holistic and lie-skill

District Magistrate of Jamtara Jharkhand is converting old, dilapidated buildings into libraries One important reason for our rural areas to be backward in the field

An initiative to redo the govt schools..we initially selected 10 schools for development as model schools..slowly public engagement with the process increased and today we

2nd October 2020 is the 151st birth anniversary of the great Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi. It is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence as

Problems are not stop signs, they are guidelines and opens up many venues to learn from. For me, education encompasses but goes beyond academics. As

“Skill India”, ” AtmaNirbhar Bharat”, ” Make in India”, “New India”, “Literacy, Numeracy, Global Attributes” is what we are all striving for and deliberating upon.

In recent years, early childhood care and education has started to draw a lot of attention especially with those coming from relatively higher economic classes.

A resident of Bangalore for a quarter of a decade, Jila and his wife farm for a landowner. Prior to the lockdown the couple used

When we think of a village we imagine a ‘bargad ka ped’ (Banyan tree) as a focal point, where an elderly wise man takes center

Introduction A rampant, but less talked about challenge in Indian agriculture is information asymmetry. From awareness of relevant schemes to information on pest attacks and

While the world is still fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, globally, it has resulted in schools shutting down for over seven months now. According to the