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Bangladesh: STREETWISE Educates Street-Savvy Children of Dhaka
The Streetwise Project began in a garage with 10 children.Recently, it is now a boarding school with over 30 children aged between four and 15. It provides what Muyeed describes as a 'comprehensive life support system, an alternative educational pr
Doctor Gogoi’s Healing Touch to India’s Animals in Distress
Gogoi's love for animals is seen in her eyes as she sat one day in the incubation room dotingly nursing a wreathed hornbill.The bird had fallen from its nest due to heavy rain and broke its wings. But she was fighting a lost battle. Despite giving
Women in Mumbai At Work Embarks Wage Increase and Work Benefits
The total workforce in India is divided into two- the unorganised and organised sectors - is 39.7 crore.The organised sector comprises 7% of this workforce and the 95% comprises organised sector which is almost entirely made up of women.
Abortion Bans in the Philippines Lead to Escalating Tragic Deaths of Women
Despite the criminal ban of abortion in the Philippines, in 2008 alone, an estimated 560,000 induced abortions took place in the Philippines; 90,000 women sought treatment for related complications and 1,000 women died.
Commonwealth Games Dazzling the Women of India
Imagine the story of Kavita Raut, who once upon a time walked 20 kilometres a day to fetch water and has her hardships to thank for her strong legs.
