Children

Read and get inspired by children's perspectives on the three values of Wisdom, Courage and Compassion how they benefit from these in their own lives!

This farmer's son had seen many kids in drought-prone Maharashtra villages drop out of school due to financial constraints. So he set up Kartavya, an organization that is helping students who would otherwise have quit school as early as Class 5, to continue with their education.

Let us make our children a part of conversations related to our nation and understand the India that they would like to grow up in. Let us ensure that our children grow up to be aware and engaged citizens who can tell the difference between right and wrong and have the courage to stand by what is right!

Just one click and ensure your child’s safety – on the internet, on the streets, at home and more. Because parents won’t rest unless they have tried their bit.

Children are the leaders of our nation. When we engage in dialogue about systemic change through education policy, equity and innovation – we must include our children in the conversation as they are the most important stakeholders driving this change. Read what they have to say about the education scenario in India.

An accident left Rohit to deal with neurological disorders. Tagged as “different,” he lost his friends and went into depression. This is when his cousin Rahul brought out the dancer in him. Today, Rohit is a dancing star, a cyclist, a swimmer, and also a Limca Book record holder.

Who says WhatsApp is only useful for being in touch with friends and family! In Delhi, the social networking app is being used by police officers to find missing children and hand them back, safe and secure, to their families. This is how they operate.

What would happen if a bunch of kids from a lesser privileged background were given a chance to go on a ride? And not just a regular ride, but a "Joyride", that gave them a chance to be driven around in pure luxury like Audi, Mercedes, Hayabusa and much more. Watch the video to get a glimpse of the ride that owned the Vadodara roads one day.

Armed with finger puppets and a bubble gun - this is how people at Pallium India’s facility in Thiruvananthapuram treat children with life-limiting or disabling diseases. Here is a look into the heart-breaking but beautiful world of palliative care for children there.

Elvis Joseph wants “to ensure that all children’s earliest experiences of sport and physical activity are positive and rewarding.” And he extends that concern to children living in slums and prisons, as well as those living with HIV and disabilities.