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Unwilling to be bogged down by her own experiences with abuse and abandonment, Dharitri Patnaik launched Humara Bachpan Trust to rescue and rehabilitate victims of abuse, domestic violence and more, alongside providing vulnerable groups with education, jobs and more

“We were not able to step out from our sheds as policemen were threatening to beat us if we were found outside. My family of eight was in dire need of help, but why would anyone look at us? What identity did we have in society? We had thought that no help would be offered to us.”

“I am lucky to be alive. Back in 2015, militants had come with guns to my house in the middle of the night to finish me off,” recalls Jamkhojang Misao.

“When I see children pledge not to burst crackers so that animals can be safe or care for at least one stray dog in their vicinity or even never to take a joyride on an elephant, my heart swells with delight that we have made a difference."

If you're just out of undergraduate college and looking to work in the non-profit space, this career guide might be just what you need.

Work-related stressors play a big part in causing or exacerbating mental health illnesses, and most workplaces are not equipped to deal with these issues.

Bengaluru generates 4,000 tonnes of waste every day. Don't let your shampoo bottles and milk covers add to that. Give them a new life!

Groups of 10-15 women farmers in Ramanagara district, Karnataka, owning anywhere between 0.5-1.5 acres of land, come together to conserve and produce indigenous seeds, cultivate and process grains, and compose organic inputs.

Slow down with the outrage. Here’s the reason behind this decision, one which links back to the devastating tsunami of 2004!

For generations, we’ve had to sweat it out in the kitchen while cooking. This clever product designed by 9th graders at The Galaxy School can now prevent the flames on your stove from getting extinguished by the fan. The project was recognised at the ‘I CAN Awards 2017’ organised by Design for Change.