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This Initiative Is Helping Rural Artisans Create Masterpieces By Collaborating With Modern Artists
India has a rich tradition of folk art that has been woven into the daily lives of many. Creating beautiful paintings on the mud walls or singing songs on a festive occasio...
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UP’s Healthcare Paradox: From Worse Than Haiti To Better Than Rest OIf India
At a time when India’s sex ratio at birth is low and declining–from 909 (2011) to 887 (2014)–there are, in poor, populous Uttar Pradesh (UP), districts su...
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Equality’s Time Has Come
To understand the vehement opposition to 33 per cent women’s reservation in urban local bodies (ULBs) in Nagaland by male-dominated/all-male Naga tribal bodies, it is...
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A Tree Festival In Bengaluru Aims To Save The City’s Trees By Making People Fall In Love With Them
At a time when trees are quickly being replaced by skyscrapers and flyovers in cities across the world, perhaps it is a good idea to take a moment to truly celebrate nature...
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CORO and and Photography Promotion Trust (PPT) co-host ‘Right to City’ photography exhibition at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2017
Together, CORO and PPT hope to tackle the crucial issue of the exclusion of marginalized populations in India. The emphasis of this project is to highlight the value of div...
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Tribal Health Cause For Concern
When doctors at a health camp at Nagoba jatara on Saturday found Athram Bheembai of Daboli in Jainoor mandal of Kumram Bheem Asifabad district showing conditions of hyperte...
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Slum Health Is Not Urban Health: Why We Must Distinguish Between The Two
We live in an urban century. Already more than 50% of the global population lives in urban areas. The United Nations estimates that by 2030 five billion of the world’...
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3 Cities Show Ways To Make Local Progress On The Sustainable Development Goals
A year after all members of the United Nations adopted an ambitious 15-year agenda known as the Sustainable Development Goals, we are beginning to see implementation action...
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‘Walls of Kindness’ Are Popping Up Across India & They’re Making Winter Warmer
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but these murals mean much, much more to those in need. ‘Walls of Kindness’, an initiative that first sprang up in...
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Striking Photo's Of A Ballet Program Bringing Strength To One Of Africa's Biggest Slums
Fredrik Lerneryd spent the last year and a half photographing a group of ballet dancers in the Kibera neighborhood of Nairobi, Kenya, one of the largest urban slums in Afri...
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