Teacher’s Day in India, celebrated on September 5th, honours the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a distinguished teacher and the second President of India.
Menstrual hygiene remains a critical yet often overlooked aspect of women’s health and well-being worldwide. The lack of access to adequate menstrual hygiene management not
Sustainable Development Goals are no longer an unknown term, and the world is aiming to achieve these 17 Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 for the
Every year, in October, India celebrates the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi on his birthday. It is the time when we remember the values
Parents are the first teachers of our lives. Before one steps into the formal education setup of schools, it’s them, our primary caregivers from whom
Just like any worker in an office space, self-employed workers must have a safe space in which to work, access to the correct equipment and
The Companies Act 2013 exists for the regulation of corporate landscape in India. It is like a compass that guides the companies throughout the process
Stunting, a severe form of chronic malnutrition, is a public health crisis that affects millions of children worldwide. Defined by low height-for-age, stunting is not
Unlike any other profession, teaching demands continuous learning and adaptability to newer and changing times. Dynamic in nature, a holistic educational environment requires teachers who
In India’s social sector, nonprofits play a vital role in addressing a range of challenges, from poverty and education to health and environmental issues. However,
