My Fight Against Child Labour
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by Vinayak Singh Oberoi
11h ago
Hey everyone, Vinayak Singh Oberoi here. You might remember me from APS Kolkata, but these days I’m less about textbooks and more about fighting for a cause I deeply believe in: ending child labour. As many of you know, India has a huge problem with child labour. Kids who should be in school are working in fields, factories, even on the streets. It’s heartbreaking, and it happens right under our… Source ..read more
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Cancer In India: A Grim Reality
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by Sarah Elizabeth Jacob
11h ago
It was a bright summer day, but with an array of hopelessness and shock for a city-bred woman in her 30s. She had just found out she had breast cancer and the situation looked grim. All that the doctor said didn’t make sense. Her thoughts raced against time, ignoring the reality she was in. Snap…and she was back, trying to understand what the doctor was pointing at. Her treatment plans included… Source ..read more
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Only 7% Of Indian Youth Hold MNCs Responsible For Climate Change
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by Anuska Roy (she/her)
11h ago
In the face of escalating climate crises, the voices and actions of young people are increasingly crucial. The year 2019 saw a surge in youth activism, with movements like Fridays for Future gaining global attention. But what drives young people’s engagement with climate change? How do they perceive their role, and what actions are they willing to take? Drawing from a comprehensive survey… Source ..read more
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One-Third Indians Do Not Understand Periods Well!
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by mohini
11h ago
In a recent survey conducted by Youth Ki Awaaz (YKA), over 11,000 respondents provided valuable insights into the realm of menstrual awareness. Gender dynamics were pronounced, with females comprising the majority at 74.3%, followed by males at 22%. Among these respondents, a significant portion identified as menstruators, highlighting the importance of understanding menstrual health across all… Source ..read more
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Sanitary Pad: Does It Let Us Stay Free And Safe?
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by mohini
11h ago
Few decades back, any talk about menstrual products was a no-go, even in the most progressive circles. Then with liberalism, we saw a host of ads on our own televisions- asking women to use the safer, freer way of menstruating – using Sanitary Pads!. Now the blue ink absorbing pads are the go-to menstrual product and few questions are raised on its efficacy, safety and sustainability. Source ..read more
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AIESEC Ignites Youth Leadership At Youth Speak Forum 24
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by AIESEC
11h ago
AIESEC in Delhi IIT ignites Youth Leadership with “Educate, Empower, Equalize” at Youth Speak Forum 24 With a fervent dedication to nurturing the leadership potential of India’s youth, AIESEC in Delhi IIT proudly launched its esteemed event, ‘YOUTH SPEAK FORUM,’ held at Dogra Hall, IIT Delhi on April 7th, 2024 in association with the Office of Academic outreach & New initiatives at IIT Delhi. Source ..read more
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Why Polls and Surveys: Amplifying Every Voice
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by Anshul Tewari
11h ago
In our dynamic world, young people’s voices are crucial, but not all are heard equally. While many are vocal and expressive on digital platforms, a significant number remain silent, often overshadowed by louder voices. Not everyone is a creator, and not every young person speaks up daily about issues that matter to them. However, their perspectives are equally important. This brings us to a… Source ..read more
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Mandela’s Dining Table in A Restaurant: A Tale of Forgiveness
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by Dr. Asif Nawaz
11h ago
In the heart of South Africa, Nelson Mandela emerged not merely as a leader but as an enduring symbol of resilience, forgiveness, and boundless hope during the latter half of the 20th century. His journey was a relentless struggle against the chains of apartheid—a nefarious system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination. Mandela, with his indomitable spirit and determination… Source ..read more
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Abeer Bin Javid: A Trailblazer Redefining Youth Leadership
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by Vivek Mishra
11h ago
In the heart of the enchanting Kashmir Valley, a young luminary emerges, casting ripples of innovation and inspiration across the landscape – Abeer Bin Javid. At the tender age of 16, Abeer stands as a paragon of visionary leadership, orchestrating a symphony of entrepreneurship, creativity, and community engagement. Pioneering Ventures: Brettonwood Productions and Arts By BrettonIn 2023… Source ..read more
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Unveiling Strength: Anemia Mukt Faridabad’s Journey In Student Health
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by cmgga@ashoka.edu.in
1w ago
Written by: Aashish Jain, CMGGA Faridabad 2023 In every classroom, the teacher’s familiar greeting, “How are you, students?” echoed, met with the usual chorus of “Yes, we’re good!” But beneath the surface, a different story lurked. Heads throbbed, fatigue drained energy, and insomnia painted restless nights. The answer surprised many. Anemia, an iron deficiency, was silently sapping their… Source ..read more
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