Education

Anusuya Jain, the highly dedicated 51-year old headmistress of Government Primary School in Motwada, Chhattisgarh has introduced some great ideas to ensure higher participation and lower lower drop out rates in the school. Here's more on the success story.

The story of a beautiful relationship shared by the volunteers and students of a Footpath Paathshala, which has given new dreams and confidence to street kids. Here's more on how a school can run completely on strong will and dedication.

Located in Breswana village of Jammu and Kashmir, the Haji Public School (HPS) is known far and wide in the state for the kind of education it has to offer. An area where the concept of education was almost unknown for over 30 years has now become a place where families relocate just so that their kids can study in HPS. This is how!

This is Priyanka Patil's journey from being a shy and timid girl to a 16 year old young woman who speaks her mind freely and has the strength to challenge the status quo. Today she has been accepted to go and study in UWC Adriatic in Italy and is one step closer to achieving her goals.

Two high school boys undertake an initiative to provide hundreds of underprivileged school kids with notebooks and stationery. Here's what happens.

Selvaraj is a 73-year-old polio afflicted man who is seen begging inside buses in Channai. An Economics graduate by qualification, he started begging when he could not continue working due to his physical condition. Whatever money he earns, he spends on buying books and stationery for some underprivileged kids from the nearby locality.

Thousands of rural youth drop out of school and college every year because they cannot afford to study further or don’t know what to do next. This toll free helpline gives them valuable career advice and provides information about various financial support mechanisms like scholarships that they can use

Most underprivileged children are unable to find solace in their childhood. The difficulties they face, financially and emotionally, are so persistent that they barely have time or mental space to enjoy basic recreational moments, such as reading or playing with toys. One NGO is fighting to give them back their rightful childhood.

India is home to some awe inspiring people who are ensuring that we're taking one step forward towards a more educated country every single day.

A story of an ordinary man with a simple dream and his own brand of creativity. Meet Dilipbhai Pujaram Patil, who has been bringing knowledge in the lives of hundreds of students through his roadside book store.