On one Sunday afternoon, I was on a call with my friends discussing about the lockdown and cribbing about not being able to go out
India, home to one of the largest educational systems in the world, has taken rapid strides to achieve 98.4 per cent enrolment in primary education.
It aims to promote awareness and understanding of the environment, one’s relationship to it, and the concern and responsible actions necessary to ensure our survival, preserve traditional assets—physical, intellectual, social, and cultural—and improve the quality of life.
It is a movement to bring around good people to identify, understand, appreciate, replicate and scale good work that is being done in the society as a whole.