Children

"The sheer joy I saw in the eyes of these people who could move around again filled me with a deep sense of happiness and pride. Many of them had lost both their legs. Some children at the camp without certain limbs were younger than 10 years of age."

This November, Flipkart decided to make Children's day extra special for 5,000 students of 24 government schools across Karnataka, and they invited their customers from across India to join them in this heartwarming initiative!

We frequently hear ideologues using the moral appeal of this project to argue for an economic restructuring of the society. These approaches make little sense because they do not recognise that apart from being economically inefficient and thus an obstacle both to economic growth and social development, child labour is also a moral evil.

Coming to terms with losing her father, Anjali stopped playing or asking for toys or chocolates.

The theme this year focused on ‘Schools as a supportive environment for children’.

How many of us still pick up the morning paper? And how many of us have managed to inculcate that habit in our children?

"Your vote can ensure a bright future for me. Your vote can create a better future for Bhopal. Will you go out and vote to make a difference?"

The year was 1957, and Nehru was attending a Ramleela performance, where 14-year-old Harish, who was a Boy scout, was guarding the VIP enclosure.

"Our USP is the door-to-door step service we offer. Several websites and apps facilitate e-waste management. However, we have collaborated with authorised recyclers who can come to your doorstep to collect the waste."

To help its students imbibe the practice of water conservation, the Vidyanidhi Educational Complex has started a water bank on their school premises.