Education

Tarika, who ran away from home at 16, was adopted by trans activist Grace Banu and re-enrolled back in school.

Thanks to all the efforts of students, Arunima R. Nair now has a brick and mortar house to call her own and quite possibly friends to last a lifetime.

Karadi Path Education Company aims at facilitating organic learning using a unique methodology that focuses on contextual, musical as well as visual cues to teach English to children.

VM Salgaocar College of Law in Goa is an exemplary private institution unmatched for its accessibility and outreach. It charges students a fee of only ₹10,500 per year, and requires them to reach out and spread basic legal literacy. Students also provide assistance to those in need of free legal services.

Idris even showered in public baths to keep his job a secret, but he was willing to do anything for his family.

In a city divided by multiple conflicts over the years, Ahmedabad’s Conflictorium provides a unique look at the impact of these struggles on the city and its people.

After a group of parents discussed their outrage at high school fees, Abhilash took the idea of a community-run school to the parents of his neighbourhood. 14 individuals committed to the idea and the school is planned to open at the start of this academic year.

Mumbai-based NGO Aarambh has been supporting the government school in Saphale in Palghar for the past five years and now wishes to repair and renovate the school’s rickety building.

A Pravah ICS volunteer from the UK recalls his journey while on placement, and how it shaped his views on development.

Passionate about teaching, Manoj Jamsandekar is on a mission to make robotics an accessible and affordable tool for forward-thinking education.