The story of Inspector JV Dhola’s presence of mind and compassion to help a student reach the right exam centre in Gujarat is making rounds online and has even drawn the attention of Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi.
The Commissionerate police in Odisha have launched the novel programme ‘Enlight 2.0′, to support the education of over 200 girl children who come from socially or financially backward communities.
On International Women’s Day, The Logical Indian strikes a conversation with Sarita Shukla, whose efforts paved the way for many transwomen in Delhi to receive the recognition and respect they deserve.
The 1947 partition had left behind a sense of loss and longing among many families who ended up migrating across the borders. Recently, families of two Sikh brothers were able to reunite after 75 years at the Kartarpur Corridor.
For the soldiers protecting the borders in Gulmarg, the stray dogs are their companions that act as an “early warning system” that alerts them of unusual activities at the Line of Control (LoC). Patrolling past harsh winters and snow-clad terrains, the canine companions have become their extended family.
Diagnosed with Autism, Jason Arday couldn’t speak, read, or write properly until the age of 18. This did not hold bounds for his efforts, as he receives his professorship at Cambridge University at the age of 37 and becomes the University’s youngest black professor.
On International Women’s Day, self-help group Kudumbashree and the Sports Kerala Federation would be giving martial arts training to two women from each district. These trainees can then choose to generate an income by becoming martial arts instructors.
The Mission Shakti Café, exclusively managed by the members of the Women Self-Help Group, was aimed at helping women generate an income to take home. The initiative which began as a part of the state’s livelihood mission has now become synonymous with delicious and healthy meals.
Every year, over five lakh wheelchairs are sold in India, with ninety-five per cent of them being sold in a one-size-fits-all idea. Such wheelchairs restrict mobility, damage health, and even lowers self-confidence. An Odia-based engineer reimagined these wheelchairs to truly assist people with disabilites.
Sandhiya Ranganathan, the national women’s football team striker, took to Twitter to share a heartfelt note about her single mother and the struggles she went through to have her daughters achieve their dream. The post has now received lakhs of heartwarming reactions.
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