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It is hard enough to ensure the kids in our own homes learn the right lessons. When comes to tens of thousands across the nation, you need to have some truly unique ideas.

Indiscriminate use of heavy toxic chemicals to grow food is one of the major reasons behind people’s deteriorating health in Punjab. These school students show a solution

This is the story of thousands of kids studying in government schools in Bengaluru. The first-generation school-goers. The children of migrant and daily wage labourers who were empowered with wings to soar to their dreams, by city-based NGO, Dream School Foundation.

Fighting child marriage, transforming schools, generating employment, making healthcare accessible — it has been a year of hard efforts. And as the year comes to an end, we would like to draw special attention to 10 such officers and their efforts, who have done all they could do, to make India better.

Son of a newspaper vendor, Aryan Mishra purchased his first telescope by skipping meals. He then spotted an unknown asteroid when he was just 14!

Lack of quality teachers and motivation to teach and insufficient staff are problems that persist in almost all government schools. Here’s how DC Om Prakash Shrivastava stepped up to break the chain

Today, not only has Anil achieved his entrepreneurial dream but also has an impressive list of accomplishments. He is an independent investment banker who helps start-ups raise early-stage capital, an author with two books to his credit and a motivational speaker who has travelled the world.

Education falls under the concurrent list. It means that both the central and state governments can consider making decisions for this Sector. Thus, the policy decisions and implementation for the Education sector differs from State to State

From a magnetic shirt for the disabled, an upcycled wash basin to a solar-powered cooling helmet, school children aged between 10-14 tap their creative side and design unique inventions in Hyderabad

Just five years ago, the grade-level competence stood at a mere 40 per cent. Today, it stands at 88 per cent. Little wonder this brilliant campaign is turning into a movement that’s drawing teachers and students from across the state! #Education #India