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  • 21st May 2022

    How Sustainable is Ecotourism in the Indian Himalayas?

    How Sustainable is Ecotourism in the  Indian Himalayas?

    If you love mountains, then NOW is the time to take action and save them. The once pristine and delicately balanced – Himalayan Mountain regions face a disturbed ecosystem caused by human-caused hazards. Get to know how the Himalayan regions are being exploited and what we can do to address these emerging challenges and improve conditions for local communities.

  • 20th May 2022

    How Sustainable Are Your Sustainable Beauty Products?

    How Sustainable Are Your Sustainable Beauty Products?

    How often do you feel effortlessly convinced to buy a beauty product because it’s sustainable? But it turns out that many “seemingly” sustainable beauty products are manufactured using toxic raw materials. And sometimes brands even go to the extent of using raw materials from endangered plant species. This article unmasks the grave and alarming reality of the beauty industry. Click the link and read on!

  • 15th May 2022

    Children in Need

    Children in Need

    Children are the backbone of tomorrow’s society. Every child has the right to live a fruitful, purposeful life. Yet, millions are denied this right every single day.  This article delves into my experience working with distressed children. And I hope it inspires you to take more concrete action the next time you come across a […]

  • 7th May 2022

    Safe Motherhood: A Study on Institutional Deliveries in Tamil Nadu

    Safe Motherhood: A  Study on Institutional Deliveries in Tamil Nadu

    Is safe motherhood a reality in India? Or are we still struggling to preserve Maternal and Child Health? Here’s a detailed study into Safe Motherhood in Tamil Nadu, conducted with vigorous research on the topic, in conversation with experts in the field.

  • 29th April 2022

    The Micro-level Factors Affecting Disabilities in the Bangalore Slums

    The Micro-level Factors Affecting Disabilities in the Bangalore Slums

    A commonly ignored pillar of sustainability is—People. True conscious behaviour can only be achieved when there’s equitable distribution of resources. But reality rarely lives up to expectations. With this write-up, take a peek into the problems faced by Persons with Disability.

  • 15th April 2022

    Disability Acts in India: the On-ground Reality

    Disability Acts in India: the On-ground Reality

    While you sip your evening chai contentedly by the window, a Person with Disability (PWD) is hoping for a whiff of happiness in their tiny home. Even though there are laws protecting the rights of PWDs in India, the situation on the ground is a far cry. From unfair education practices to rising unemployment, the prejudices keep piling up. Find out what’s happening!

  • 2nd April 2022

    Are Indian Schools well-equipped to cater to Children with Disabilities?

    Are Indian Schools well-equipped to cater to Children with Disabilities?

    For most children, education is a stepping stone to success. For some, it’s a stone they can never seem to climb. Will inclusive learning, in its truest form, ever be a reality in India? Are our schools well-equipped to give children the best education they deserve? Where are we going wrong? Read this article to know more.

  • 27th March 2022

    The Hidden Problems of Sustainable Fashion

    The Hidden Problems of Sustainable Fashion

    While we can all try to be sustainable as individuals on a small scale, the large-scale responsibility lies with clothing companies and Government entities. There are a number of solutions that are coming up, thanks to technological and scientific advances. We have curated a few ways in which a revolution can be brought when it comes to sustainable clothing. Give it a read!

  • 18th March 2022

    Throwing the Spotlight on NGOs in Rural India

    Throwing the Spotlight on NGOs in Rural India

    Small NGOs, that are helping India inch closer to her sustainability goals, rarely get their due. In this article, we throw light on one such small NGO in the heart of India which continues to change the sustainability landscape.

  • 8th March 2022

    Cultural Preservation or Social Evil?

    Cultural Preservation or Social Evil?

    Ritualistic Sex Slavery – a tradition prohibiting women from having a normal marriage and life. Instead, these women have to indulge in rather bizarre activities. Is this a preservation of culture? Or simply a social evil? To find out, read the story of the Bedinis from Madhya Pradesh.

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