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The Right to Free and Compulsory Education Act (Article 21A) was brought in by Parliament on 2010, yet this basic constitutional right is still denied to many students acro...
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India is taking great strides to provide accessibility to the disabled in the country. However, the medical centre unfortunately seems to have a lot of ground to cover. Ano...
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The corporate companies and the business organisations must conduct various programmes for protection of child rights and their implementation as part of Corporate Social R...
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In 2013, India became the fourth country in the world (after Russia, the US and the EU) and the only emerging nation to launch a Mars probe into space. But it remains part ...
Read MoreThree Women Leaders Are Leading The Sanitation Revolution In Kanpur. Find Out How
Kanpur, the largest city in Uttar Pradesh, is the hub of industry and a thriving urban centre. The civic amenities here, however, have not been able to keep up with the sca...
Read MoreWomen’s Healthcare: Andhra Pradesh Govt Leverages Cloud, Data Analytics To Give Booster Shot
If you travel to even a mere 50 km outside some of the bustling metros, it is hard to miss the significant health disparities that exist between rural and urban areas, espe...
Read MoreA 13-Year-Old Boy Who Trains On Mud Courts In His Village Wins The National Tennis Title
In defiance of the belief that only high-end infrastructure and expensive facilities can produce talented tennis players, a boy from Gohana, who learnt and practised the sp...
Read MoreCountry's First Accessibility Audit Fails To Find A Single Disabled Friendly Building
India's first accessibility audit of buildings and public places has not found a single completely disabled-friendly building, exposing terrible plight of people with disab...
Read MoreMaternal Mortality Rate In Five Districts 55% Higher Than State Average
A 13-year-old girl in Koppal who was married off at the age of 12 and got pregnant when she was 13, died even before she could get a grasp on life. While her body couldn't ...
Read MoreCapital: The Tool Women Need for Water
Lack of access to clean water and sanitation facilities affects women and girls most. Jennifer Schorsch, president of Water.org, explains how it is women who step up to sol...
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