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India’s First Ever Protocol For Management of Malnutrition in Children Launched
India’s First Ever Protocol For Management of Malnutrition in Children Launched

By गाँव कनेक्शन

The protocol will help identify malnourished children through growth monitoring data; appetite tests will be conducted on all SAM (severe acute malnutrition) children for medical complications.

The protocol will help identify malnourished children through growth monitoring data; appetite tests will be conducted on all SAM (severe acute malnutrition) children for medical complications.

This is why many children in India are still going to sleep hungry
This is why many children in India are still going to sleep hungry

By Patralekha Chatterjee

Despite having surplus grains and the world’s earliest and largest scheme to battle hunger and malnutrition, millions of Indian children still remain malnourished owing to the ground level glitches

Despite having surplus grains and the world’s earliest and largest scheme to battle hunger and malnutrition, millions of Indian children still remain malnourished owing to the ground level glitches

दुनिया के सबसे नाटे बच्चों में आते हैं भारत के बच्चे
दुनिया के सबसे नाटे बच्चों में आते हैं भारत के बच्चे

By गाँव कनेक्शन

भारत में ठिगनापन के मूल कारण सामाजिक शक्तियों और सामाजिक असमानता – माताओं के पोषण के मामले में लैंगिक भेदभाव, और खुले में शौच के मामले में छुआछूत – को व्यक्त करते हैं

भारत में ठिगनापन के मूल कारण सामाजिक शक्तियों और सामाजिक असमानता – माताओं के पोषण के मामले में लैंगिक भेदभाव, और खुले में शौच के मामले में छुआछूत – को व्यक्त करते हैं

Encephalitis threat: Panic-stricken people migrate from villages in Bihar
Encephalitis threat: Panic-stricken people migrate from villages in Bihar

By Chandrakant Mishra

Some families have lost their children; others don't want to take a chance. They are migrating from villages and are going to their relatives' place at safer locations

Some families have lost their children; others don't want to take a chance. They are migrating from villages and are going to their relatives' place at safer locations

These kids were once beggars, drug addicts. Then their lives changed for good
These kids were once beggars, drug addicts. Then their lives changed for good

By Swati Subhedar

If you want to change something, why blame the system? Do it yourself. Allahabad-based Abhishek Shukla, 28, believes in this and has managed to change the lives of children living in slums by educating them

If you want to change something, why blame the system? Do it yourself. Allahabad-based Abhishek Shukla, 28, believes in this and has managed to change the lives of children living in slums by educating them

Ensuring livelihoods, education for COVID-hit poor families in Karnataka
Ensuring livelihoods, education for COVID-hit poor families in Karnataka

By Jyotsna Richhariya

As a fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, the lives of poor women and children in Karnataka were adversely affected. Many of the families lost access to education following a loss of livelihood. An NGO is aiding such single-woman headed families to recover from the economic devastation caused by the pandemic. Details here.

As a fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, the lives of poor women and children in Karnataka were adversely affected. Many of the families lost access to education following a loss of livelihood. An NGO is aiding such single-woman headed families to recover from the economic devastation caused by the pandemic. Details here.

Madhya Pradesh: A School Is Reborn For The Kids of Mohanpura Dam-Affected Families
Madhya Pradesh: A School Is Reborn For The Kids of Mohanpura Dam-Affected Families

By Abdul Wasim Ansari

A government school teacher, Gopal Bhalwala, spent his savings to give the drab walls of a middle school in Rajgarh district a new life with bright murals to encourage children to come to study.

A government school teacher, Gopal Bhalwala, spent his savings to give the drab walls of a middle school in Rajgarh district a new life with bright murals to encourage children to come to study.

HOW MANY MORE?
HOW MANY MORE?

By Swati Subhedar

More than 120 children have died so far in Bihar due to Acute Encephalitis Syndrome. More will. But since they are from poor families, no one seems to be in a tearing hurry to deal with this tragedy that has shaken the state. 'Poor' parents are furious and are blaming doctors. They say hospitals are not prepared to deal with a tragedy of this magnitude. While some have lost all their children, many have borrowed money from family and friends. Most are daily wage earners. They have no idea how are they going to repay. Politicians have done their bit. Customary hospital visits are done with. What next? Bottom line is: more than 120 children have died. More will.

More than 120 children have died so far in Bihar due to Acute Encephalitis Syndrome. More will. But since they are from poor families, no one seems to be in a tearing hurry to deal with this tragedy that has shaken the state. 'Poor' parents are furious and are blaming doctors. They say hospitals are not prepared to deal with a tragedy of this magnitude. While some have lost all their children, many have borrowed money from family and friends. Most are daily wage earners. They have no idea how are they going to repay. Politicians have done their bit. Customary hospital visits are done with. What next? Bottom line is: more than 120 children have died. More will.

सर्दी में अपने बच्चों का ऐसे रखें खास ख़्याल
सर्दी में अपने बच्चों का ऐसे रखें खास ख़्याल

By गाँव कनेक्शन

Keeping Education on Track
Keeping Education on Track

By Manish Dubey

Manmohan Singh works at a gurudwara in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, and spends a large part of his earnings in educating under-privileged children. His one such ‘classroom’ is under an open sky, next to the railway track where three college students teach children of daily wage labourers. All the expenses are borne by Manmohan and his wife Rajvinder Kaur.

Manmohan Singh works at a gurudwara in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, and spends a large part of his earnings in educating under-privileged children. His one such ‘classroom’ is under an open sky, next to the railway track where three college students teach children of daily wage labourers. All the expenses are borne by Manmohan and his wife Rajvinder Kaur.

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