Children

“Many with young HIV+ kids came to our door. I didn’t want to send anybody back. In the next 6 months, I had 26 children join the family. By 2010, I was a father to 55 children!”

And that's not all. Madhu and his wife also double up as guardian angels for hundreds of specially-abled kids! #Respect #RealLifeHero

Today, she is the guardian angel for over 1400 women from impoverished families and also educates over 1300 underprivileged children.

With every child she empowers, a part of her does heal. Their strength and courage is what gives her the energy to strive everyday to ensure no child has to ever suffer in silence.

Give your child time in the warmth of the sun every day. Let them play in nature and experience grass, sand, and trees. Playing outdoors will develop their strength, coordination, and physical body.

While the effectiveness of mosquito repellant products is debatable in areas where dangerous disease-spreading mosquitoes thrive, a 16-year-old student from Mangaluru has found an innovative solution to tackle dengue.

Home remedies can be explored, however, if there is a need for any allopathic input, it should be done in consultation with a doctor, and after a proper diagnosis.

“One exam or low marks won’t take away their dreams and talent. And please do not think that doctors and engineers are the only happy people in the world.”

Running in more than 180 schools for the last year, it has collected and prevented more than 22 lakh multi-layered plastic packets/sachets from exhausting landfills!

After watching her father donating food and clothes to flood survivors, little Tunisha asked him, "But you did not collect schools bags, books or stationery for the children. How will they go to school now?”