Children

Sometimes children can make adults question their sensibility and morals. Here is the story of a very talented 11-year-old named Aanya Arora who stunned everyone with her zeal, dedication, and compassion.

Anmol isn’t your average teenager. At 19, she manages her family’s grocery store in the suburbs of Delhi. As if this weren’t enough, she has overcome cerebral palsy and inspired entire communities. This is her story.

If you have a child on the autistic spectrum, chances are you’ve worried about how to encourage their communication skills. There are plenty of tools and methods available to help non-vocal individuals communicate effectively, and here’s how you can identify which one works best for your child.

In the year 2012 the village lacked water facilities, electricity and roads. Today, the village has paved roads, a solar operated water distribution system and electricity.

Whereas all mothers are expected to be selfless and caring, those who are confronted with mothering a disabled child have to literally find their ‘salvation’ in untiring care and sacrifice. Here’s a look at how autism mothers cope in the face of their double-burden, in this excerpt from Embodying Motherhood: Perspectives from Modern India, by Anu Aneja and Shubhangi Vaidya, published by Sage Publication’s Yoda Press.

Teach for India presents ‘Little Voices, Big Ideas’, a unique talk show about the worlds of children, conceptualised, created, and hosted by the best experts on the subject – the children themselves.

1,000 children from eight schools in Kerala, wrote handwritten messages to the District Chief of Police (DCP), about various issues of concern to them.

Mumbai's growing population has left little room for safe play spaces for children, forcing many to resort to the streets or unsafe playgrounds where they are vulnerable to a range of dangers. Here's what you can do to change that.

A group of IIT-Gandhinagar students have started a library comprising over 100 books in English, Hindi and Gujarati at the primary school in Palaj village.

4 year old Priti had to stay in jail with her parents as there was no one else to take care of her. But with the help of the jail authorities, she will be going to school every day.