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When a smart ‘Young Tinker’ comes to the IIC
Civil Society News, New Delhi
WHEN Anil Pradhan earned a degree in civil engineering in Bhopal you could say he had safely transitioned to a ...
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A growing canvas of ‘beyond limits’ art
Surmayi Khatana, New Delhi
IT is a painting of the Golden Temple in Amritsar and it is blessed. There is divinity in its details. ...
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Car seat to crutch and music app for the disabled
Kavita Charanji, New Delhi
The world’s first self-standing crutches are called Flexmo. TurnPlus is a swivel chair that can be fitted to a car ...
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Awards celebrate skills and jobs
Sidika Sehgal, New Delhi
Aditi Verma runs a café in Mumbai called Aditi’s Corner. M. Ummul Khair studied law and then set up a ...
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SOS reunion with awards and cheer
Sidika Sehgal, New Delhi
On 22nd November, SOS Children’s Villages of India celebrated its annual sports, arts and cultural event called SOS Tarang at ...
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Taking wetlands to Kolkata's children
Subir Roy, Kolkata
The east Kolkata wetlands, a unique resource described as the city’s kidneys that clean up wastewater and help grow fish ...
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Inventions for disability get design awards
Rwit Ghosh, New Delhi
The winners of this year’s NCPEDP-Mphasis Universal Design Awards created devices or services that were scalable and inventive. Some of ...
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Able disabled: Awards for innovators, role models
Rwit Ghosh, New Delhi
It is all of 19 years but the NCPEDP-Mindtree Helen Keller Awards of 2018 haven’t lost any of their freshness ...
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RTI movement tells its story in Aruna’s book
Civil Society News, New Delhi
People’s movements represent multiple hopes and efforts. As they stretch over time, who did what and when or how something ...
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Kisan Sabha’s long road to Mumbai march
Amit Sengupta, New Delhi
When nearly 50,000 farmers marched into Mumbai from the rural interiors of Maharashtra, they captured national and international attention for ...
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Wayanad has a flowers and a popular festival too! ?
Shree Padre, Ambalavayal
A profusion of flowers might just change the destiny of Wayanad, Kerala’s most backward district, infamous for drought and farmer ...
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Disability awards mean more than ceremony
Civil Society News, New Delhi
When the Heller Keller Awards were first given out 18 years ago, it wasn’t easy for people with disabilities to ...
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