Youth

After graduating with an engineering degree, a young woman from rural Karnataka faced a future with no job offers and just Rs 6,000 in household income. But a free 35-day training program changed everything—helping her build confidence, sharpen her skills, and land a ₹40,000/month job that transformed her family’s life.

With no safety nets, thousands of youth age out of childcare institutions at 18. WeLive Foundation offers them more than just survival — it gives them the tools to thrive.

“The most moving moment was the reaction of the villagers on the other side. Their eyes welled up in joy and that was the biggest achievement of the day for us!”

“Although all our operations shut, we knew that we had to continue working to help those who were at their most vulnerable.”

“If we are born on this planet and do not help anyone, then will that even qualify as a life well lived? Everyone lives for themselves, but doing something for others gives it a sense of fulfillment.”

“In India, 12 million units of blood are needed per year. But only 9 million (units) are donated, coming from only one per cent of eligible donors."

From filing a petition against pollution-causing nations, inventing a landslide detection device, raising lakhs for the elderly, helping farmers increase their income to giving a dignified life to ragpickers, here are 10 youngsters who are shaping a better future.

Classes, assignments, projects and extracurriculars take center-stage during college and self-care is often forgotten. Here's how to put yourself first.

Our Constitution opens with the words 'We, the people of India' – a strong affirmation that the nation and its future would be guided by its people. And there's no better time than the #LokSabhaElections to embrace this power and 'be the change you want to see'!

A widespread practice by companies across India, many companies and recruitment agencies have made this section mandatory, making it impossible for people to assume it is part of the hiring protocol.