Visually impaired girls to operate call center in Jharkhand
14 girls in the age group of 15 to 19 years are currently undergoing training on how to converse with different types of customersContinue Reading
14 girls in the age group of 15 to 19 years are currently undergoing training on how to converse with different types of customersContinue Reading
The Vatican continues its efforts to help the poor and downtrodden, with the donation of a mobile medical unit that is now traveling around Rome to offer free health care to people in need.Continue Reading
790 children were sexually assaulted in five months this yearContinue Reading
Gondia: It’s the beginning of May in the central Indian city of Gondia, and despite the crushing heat, it seems like the entire town has come to the train station. Doctors, nurses, journalists and politicians all gather under a tent to await a very unusual arrival: the Lifeline Express. ThereContinue Reading
SONBHADRA: At the Rohiniya Damar village in Uttar Pradesh, 100 kilometres from Sonbhadra district’s main Robertsganj town, excessive flouride in the ground water has spared no one. It hasn’t spared the old, most of whom walk totally bent, slowly with the help of sticks. While others like 65-year-old Shakuntala DeviContinue Reading
Married couples and single persons live together as a religious communityContinue Reading
Champaran: A woman from Champaran has decided to plant 700 saplings on Thursday, the day she gets married, to make her wedding a memorable one. Kiran (25) wants to gift her village – Majhar village in East Champaran’s Turkaulia block, around 170km northwest of Patna – a clean environment. “GirlsContinue Reading
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inducted 19 ministers on July 5Continue Reading
In the prosperous district of Kannur in one of India’s most prosperous states, Kerala, Eramangalathu Chitralekha, 39, was the first Dalit woman to drive an autorickshaw in 2005. Her new profession immediately angered the upper castes, who taunted her and threatened violence. One day, that year, her autorickshaw was setContinue Reading
Shillong: When there is a will, there is a way – this saying fits in perfectly with the life of a 50 year old mother of 8 children and one grandchild and teacher of Sacred Heart’s Higher Secondary School, Shillong Amavilis Susngi resident of Mawlai Nongpdeng, who after a gapContinue Reading
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