Lalithamma – Life and Legacy of a Warrior Woman 
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by CRY
1w ago
As a development practioner I travel the length and the breadth of the country from remote villages to urban slums. During one such visit I met Lalithamma, the founder of PORD (People’s Organization For Rural Development), a woman in her mid-fifties. During my conversations with her, I got a peek into her life. The kind that tugged in my heart and I felt an irrepressible itching to share it with the world. And so here I am with the story of a warrior woman who has fought innumerable battles with patriarchy, and lived to tell the tale. Lalithamma was born in a small hamlet in Chittoor district ..read more
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International Women’s Day: History and How To Contribute?
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by CRY
3w ago
International Women’s Day is a global celebration of women’s achievements and a call to action for gender equality. At CRY – Child Rights and You, we believe that empowering girls is essential for building a brighter future. As we commemorate this significant day, let’s explore the history of International Women’s Day and discover how we can contribute to the cause. History of International Women’s Day International Women’s Day has its roots in the early 20th-century women’s rights movement. It originated from protests for better working conditions and voting rights for women. Since then, it ..read more
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World NGO Day 2024: Building Better Future For Children of India
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by CRY
1M ago
World NGO Day 2024 marks a global celebration honoring the profound impact of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in shaping a sustainable future. At CRY – Child Rights and You, we recognize the significance of this day as we reflect on our commitment to advocating for children’s rights and fostering their holistic development. This blog talks about the pivotal role of NGOs, the importance of World NGO Day, and how CRY is making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children. Significance of World NGO Day  Initially proposed in 2010 and officially recognized in 2012, World NGO Da ..read more
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Importance of Education To Empower Children of India
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by CRY
1M ago
There are an estimated 46 million children between 6-18 years of age who are not in school (Source: RGI Census Population Projection 2016 and Unified DISE 2016-17). Many children have never had the chance to attend school and several others dropped out for varied reasons – either to work as child labourers or because they’re being forced to get married. This is the brutal truth that continues to affect the development of children. When not attending school, children are particularly more vulnerable to economic exploitation, sexual abuse, human trafficking, and early marriage. The Coronavirus ..read more
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From A Farm To A Football Field – This Is Mamta’s Story Of Defying All Odds To Become A Google Woman Icon!
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by CRY
1M ago
In India, the narrative surrounding girl-child education has evolved significantly over the years. No longer confined to traditional roles, girls today are breaking barriers and excelling academically, professionally, and socially. Our initiatives, specifically under their Right to Participation strategic initiatives, play a crucial role in paving the way for the holistic development and success of girl children. Mamta’s journey and achievements have been a testament to our relentless commitment towards enabling India’s vulnerable girls to break the barriers and soar to new heights.  Let ..read more
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6 Ways To Empower Girl Child in India
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by CRY
1M ago
In India, the journey of the girl child is often marked by resilience, dreams, and the spirit to overcome challenges. Despite widespread awareness campaigns and initiatives, numerous hurdles persist, making the empowerment of the girl child a pressing concern.  In this exploration, we delve into the multifaceted approach to empower the girl child in India, addressing challenges, embracing opportunities, and spotlighting the pivotal role of education, health, community engagement, and collaborative efforts. Challenges Faced by the Girl Child in India Before we embark on the empowering jour ..read more
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From Almost a Child Bride to a Doctor in the Making – Here’s Disha’s Inspiring Story
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by CRY
1M ago
In a country where the girl child often faces barriers to education, Disha’s story reflects the transformative impact of empowering girls through education and is a great example of determination and resilience. Let’s delve into her story and discover how CRY played a pivotal role in shaping her future. Disha, a young girl, hails from a small village in Tamil Nadu. Her family, who belong to a marginalized community, encountered numerous challenges like limited resources and the distant location of the school. These obstacles were compounded by societal expectations for girls to marry early. D ..read more
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Understanding the Main Causes of Child Labour in India 
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by CRY
1M ago
Child labour remains a pervasive and deeply rooted issue in India, despite significant efforts to eradicate it. As a reputed NGO dedicated to the welfare of children, we are committed to addressing this pressing concern and providing a better future for the young minds of our nation. 10 Causes of Child Labour in India In this in-depth article, we will explore the ten primary causes of child labour in India and discuss the work we do at CRY India to combat this issue. 1. Poverty Poverty is the most significant driver of child labour in India. Families living in poverty often have no choice but ..read more
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8 Reasons Why Immunization Is Critical For Child Health
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by CRY
1M ago
Immunization holds the key to protecting children’s health and building stronger communities. In India, however, a worrying gap exists – only 3 out of 5 children receive complete immunizations (NHFS 4 data – 2016). This leaves them vulnerable to preventable diseases like measles, mumps, and tetanus, potentially leading to severe complications and, in many cases, even death. Reasons Why Prioritizing Childhood Immunization is Crucial Immunization is necessary in developing the child’s health and building healthier communities. Here are the reasons below why one should prioritizing childhood imm ..read more
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How To Help Children of India To Go Back To School?
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by CRY
1M ago
All schools were shut during the overwhelmingly difficult pandemic. But after many months of struggle, formal learning has finally resumed in schools. Unfortunately, many children who were enrolled in schools prior to the lockdown are unable to continue their education. This is because many of them dropped out during the gap when the schools were shut. As classrooms shifted to online mode, many underprivileged children could not continue learning as they didn’t have access to digital devices. Some children from marginalized communities dropped out to support their families to stay afloat duri ..read more
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