In India, more than one in every five women (22%) gave home births, and one in every three mothers (34%) who went for home births believed that institutional births were unnecessary. One in every 5 mothers (19%) shared that since there were no healthcare facilities nearby and no transportation in place, they delivered at home. […]
Traditional Home Births still occur in India at Large Scale: Report Read More »
DATA: The lack of health insurance and the issues in access to healthcare in India is plagued with several factors.
Lack of Health Insurance becomes the leading cause of Poverty Read More »
The practice of child marriage in India is deeply rooted into the perils of poverty along with other socio-ecological factors prevalent in some parts of the nation. A child bride loses out on several opportunities in life as she is isolated from family and friends, is barred from pursuing an education and is soon burdened
A paradigm shift is seen when it comes to advocacy for access to higher education for girls, however several gaps in dropout rates and academic focus still persists.
Punki Damor: The story of Paradigm Shift in Access to Girl’s Education Read More »
Alcoholism and Depression more prevelant in rural communities with very little rehabilitation due to lack of awareness, resources, and policies in place.
Alcoholism and Depression more prevelant in rural communities Read More »
The Ruling Party made promises for provisions of safe drinking water and an Open Defecation Free India, but the reality of these promises is far from what was promised.
The Jal Jeevan Mission launched by the Government of India has been instrumental in making safe drinking water the reality of every rural household.
Jal Jeevan Mission: Safe Drinking Water For Every Rural Household Read More »
Education is a fundamental right and the government has been keeping the agenda of education for children with disabilities through policy intervention, at the forefront
Samagra Shiksha: Inclusive Education for differently-abled Children Read More »
BioTRIG promises a cleaner and greener rural India
This Waste Management Technology Could be Economical Boon For Rural India Read More »
This report highlights the challenges faced by the tribes of India, who are the most marginalized and vulnerable group in terms of social and economic status, as well as health. Despite India’s progress as the world’s fifth-largest economy, disparities and social inequality persist, particularly among tribal populations. It emphasizes the need for good quality and
