Children

In adult life, we have to unlearn the lessons learned in school and become competent in things that matter. Why then, do we not get an understanding of them in the school itself?

Survivors of these traumatic events will be able to get the help that they need better when their loved ones stand behind them.

Even though this phenomenal world of the Internet has brought the world to your doorstep, you also come across people who misuse it. As an aware (or woke, as is the new term) adult, you may know what to access and what to avoid. But what about kids?

The #UnlockPotential campaign Powered by Seven Seas and The Better India culminated with the on-ground events being simultaneously organised in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Bengaluru on Mother’s Day.

These kids, from Chennai, have put in tremendous effort and beat many odds, to compete in an international sporting event.

For the Gurugram school kids, environment sensitivity is of primary importance, feel the authorities.

A student of Harrow Hall School in Kolkata, Abhay’s one-room home barely had space to keep his books, let alone a study table.

As they neared the source of the sound, a sad sight shook him. A newborn barely hours old, lay bleeding near the rivulet, covered with ants. Abandoning the procession, Dharmendra cleaned the child with a cloth and bundled the newborn in his arms to take him home.

The friendship of 12-year-olds Anugrah M M and Fathima Bismi from Kozhikode, Kerala is significant in its rarity.

The 61-year-old opened her doors to orphaned children and distressed women in 2007 after an incident that changed both Annie and her husband’s life, forever.