madras dyslexia association

While the viral debate over Gen Z’s “breakup leave” has the internet buzzing, there’s a quieter story unfolding in Arunachal Pradesh that’s truly worth our attention. Ittisha Sarah’s efforts to turn a Himalayan village into a zero-waste community are a reminder that small, steady actions often have the most lasting impact.

In 1992, a compassionate group of parents, educators, and philanthropists came together to create the Madras Dyslexia Association (MDA). Their mission is to support children with dyslexia through pragmatic solutions, focusing on personalized education and creating an understanding environment that empowers these children to thrive academically and socially.