Empathy

Teacher-parents reveal how they juggle the roles of educator and nurturer, balancing discipline with empathy. Their stories highlight the importance of listening, connecting, and supporting children beyond academics, showing that the strongest lessons come from love and understanding at home.

We often assume what’s “normal” for children — but those ideas can exclude many. Through stories of parents, experts, and lived experiences, this piece explores how rethinking neurodivergence begins with listening, empathy, and letting kids lead.

Amidst viral conversations about toxic workplaces and their impact on employee well-being we highlight workplaces creating healthier environments. By integrating kindness into communication, offering flexible policies, and encouraging open dialogue, some organisations prioritise empathy and wellness, demonstrating how to build thriving workplaces where employees feel valued and supported.

48-year-old Mohammad Aabad goes around the town daily in his converted water-rickshaw to provide free drinking water to thousands.

After watching her father donating food and clothes to flood survivors, little Tunisha asked him, "But you did not collect schools bags, books or stationery for the children. How will they go to school now?”

They may not wear capes, but their incredible courage and compassion for the downtrodden makes these Indians superheroes in every other way. #TBIChangemakers2019 #RealLifeHeroes

In a world, where emotions of empathy, kindness and love for fellow humans are rare to find, Paromita is reminding everyone how simple words can have the power to heal and make everyone feel special.

Manali Parkar, who regularly walks by the place, was the first to observe the unusual rise in cat numbers in the area.

In this exclusive conversation, she speaks about her journey from being a petitioner to a lawyer in Mumbai, the support group she founded, and valuable advice she has for women going through a difficult time.

Pained by the state of poor and homeless people, Jalaja and Janardhanan were driven by an overwhelming sense to care for those who had no one.