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Indian School of Democracy, established in 2018 by Prakhar Bhartiya and Hemakshi Meghani is trying to change the infamous perception about politicians by teaching their own syllabus.

As you walk into the school, the entryway is filled with posters and bright charts espousing the virtues of sustainable development and Swachh Bharat. The school also has also withdrawn dustbins from classrooms to help students be mindful of the waste they generate.

"If we want to leverage the real power of democracy, we need more such watchdogs around the country," tweeted Anand Mahindra. #MumbaiVotes #LokSabhaElections2019

From Delhi to Kerala, we analyse how three unique initiative are affirming the value of affordable and accessible healthcare for the working class!

It was actor Gul Panag who first praised Head Constable Gurdhian Singh on Twitter.

This week’s announcement by the NMC follows the Delhi government’s plans to deliver rations to the doorstep of its poorest residents.

Pointing out that the L-G cannot act independently, SC's five-judge Constitution bench categorically said that neither the L-G nor the CM "should feel superior to the other".

One of the first few wishes to come in for Prince was from Delhi’s Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister, Manish Sisodia.

No need for citizens to visit government offices to get simple tasks done.

The Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP government in Delhi has been working on a concept they call ‘Mohalla clinics’ to address this very basic need of the people – good quality and affordable healthcare. The first mohalla clinic of Delhi was inaugurated on 19 July 2015 at Peeragarhi area of West Delhi.