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March 10, 2025

Women & Child Welfare

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Saving traditional handicraft by empowering women

There are many programmes aimed at preserving traditional handicraft forms and others which work for empowering women, but a Self-Help Group in Gujarat has...

How Internet Saathis Changed Lives of Rural Women

In order to bring scalability in a social welfare program, it is important to bring about a behavioural change, especially in a country like...

How to reach the most marginalised for gender equality

Reaching the most marginalised is a matter of social justice, as well as being essential for creating inclusive societies and sustainable economic trajectories. Inequality...

An IPS who solved 450 cases of Trafficking in a Year

Human trafficking, defined as the illegal trade of humans most commonly for the purposes of sexual slavery and forced labour, currently claims an estimated...

Parenting a child with special needs

By Lachmi Deb Roy There is a famous African proverb according to which, “It takes a village to raise a child”. This applies to all...

Child Labour and School Retention Inversely Proportional

Child labour is directly linked with the retention in schools and children from all states agreed to this. In the study published in the...

Online Training Programme to Spread Awareness about Sexual Harassment at Workplace

In India, the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act 2013, has made the redress and prevention of sexual harassment...

CSR: The IAS Officer Who Improved Child Sex Ratio in Rajasthan

India has one of the highest female foeticide incidents in the world. The female child population in the age group of 0-6 years declined...

Bajaj Finserv launched #StrikeOutChampionship campaign

India is a growing economy yet it’s frightening that every 3rd child in the country suffers from malnutrition, while two million children die from preventable...

CSR: Food Politics in Mid-Day Meal for Children

The mid-day meal program has been one of the most celebrated initiatives by the government in India. The program that provides mid-day meals to...

Right skills for orphaned and vulnerable kids

Miracle Foundation’s CFE (Centre for Excellence) initiatives follow a four-pronged approach. These include building capacity and training of staff at CCIs, building a community...

CSR: IAS Officer’s Efforts to Remove Influence of Quacks

In a tribal district in Madhya Pradesh, toddlers are branded with hot iron rods to treat malnutrition. The tradition has been going on for...

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