Empowerment

When his lack of English speaking skills proved to be a deterrent in his career, Saroj took up the challenge to learn the language with the help of the app, English Dost.

Kainat Ansari first learnt to operate a PC when she was in Class 6. Now, in less than two years, she has introduced the PC to more than 300 children in rural India, enabling them to aspire for a better life.

India’s RTI Act is ranked the 4th best in the world, according to an annual rating of RTI-like laws across the world.

The ‘Men Care’ groups, started by World Vision India (WVI), are helping men in low-income colonies of Agra transform their attitude and actions for the better. This is how.

Debasmita decided to put her efforts into bringing about social change through art with her project ‘My Father Illustrations,’ in 2013.

The Netsaar website is helping new PC users across the country navigate the digital world effectively and efficiently.

Having seen his sisters deprived of an education, this cab driver refused to let the same happen to his daughter. He now works two jobs and often sacrifices his sleep in his mission to educate his daughter.

The Balmitras are trained as part of a Government of Maharashtra's Women and Child Development (WCD) department and UNICEF intervention, initiated in November 2014, which focuses on preventing unsafe seasonal migration of children for sugarcane harvesting.

The tribal women of Odisha have been exporting their plates made out Siali leaves to a German corporation and have been making a decent living out of this.

Consent is an important concept for children to learn in order to grow into functional adults who have healthy social interactions with others. Some of the most simple and key ways of introducing consent to children involve practising it with them.