The connection and potential between girl’s and sports continues to be largely underexplored in the country. Sports has been found to positively elevate a students academic performance along with improving their physical and mental well-being.
Every Indian is entitled to their right to healthcare with dignity, but this is not the reality for many communities. Trying to bring a change within this systemic concern, sex workers of Karnataka began the Phone Maadu initiative for accessible quality healthcare.
In a first-of-its-kind initiative, a sarpanch from a remote village in Odisha has used drone tech to deliver pension to a physically abled individual’s home. With this, he would no longer have to walk kilometres through the dense forest to reach the panchayat office.
Addressing welfare of the large number of gig workers in the economy, a food delivery platform has now set up shelter points in two locations for delivery agents to rest and refresh. The project would look out for their employee’s physical and mental health.
The 45-year-old doctor with over a decade’s government service, continues to dedicate his efforts and services to ensure healthcare reaches even the remotest villages of Ladakh.
While Saudi Arabia has several promising and ambitious space projects up their sleeve, one of the most looked forward news is that of the first woman astronaut from Saudi taking off to space. Not only will it revamp the country’s conservative image, but would also be a gamechanger in ensuring women’s equality.
The Siddi Community of Karnataka is the largest ethnic group of North Kannada who descended from Bantu peoples from Southeast Africa. Physically they resemble the Africans but speak and follow the local traditions. For years, the community members have shown their potential to become world-class athletes.
Starting as a humble initiative in Hardoi to feed the needy, The Indian Roti Bank has now completed seven years of taking meals to the hungry. It has now expanded to about 14 states and made a mark even in countries like Nepal and Nigeria.
Wading off stereotypes and stigmas, the Delhi Court’s first Lok Adalat Sesison brought in people from the transgender community and acid attack survivors to understand legal proceedings and assist the judges.
In a mission conducted with military precision, officials transported the heart of a brain-dead army veteran from the Army Hospital in Delhi to Pune through a green corridor in less than four hours. The first of its kind coordination saved the life of a 29-year-old wife of a fellow soldier.
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