Sonya Wadhwani describes Shanti Avedna, a unique hospice that allows the terminally ill to be cared for and die with dignity
My teacher was suffering from pancreatic cancer and I remember wondering why she had to die so miserably. When I heard that she was going to be admitted to a hospice for terminally ill cancer patients, many more questions came to mind. What kind of place is it? Can...
Dr Nita Mukherjee describes the efforts of Aseema in...
In a swanky corporate office, has your attention been grabbed by a table calendar full of bright and happy drawings, obviously by children? The paintings reflect such warmth, and glow that it’s difficult to believe that they are the brush strokes of children who have suffered extreme deprivation, even trauma. The calendar is one of...
Tanushree Kar and Nitya Parmeswaran describe Yuva Parivartan’s role in helping deprived youth to have a better tomorrow
Mumbai is teeming with people and is evidently bursting at its seams. When a sizeable number of the people live below the poverty line in slums, it is but natural that 80% of the slum children between the age of 10-16 drop out of the education system. To combat this...
