Jayashree Narayanan

Three years ago, when Siddharth Gautam joined the Indian Railways Department, he was not able to become an active participant in the trainings for the first three months. That is when he decided to ask for a sign language interpreter as…
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Working for the rehabilitation of refugees since the last 31 years, Ubais Sainulabdeen, Independent Human Rights Activist and life member of Amnesty International condemns the mindset of referring to refugees as “illegal migrants” and says…
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A month later after the January 2019 decision of 10 per cent Quota Law or the economic reservation for the upper caste poor came into being, Government has refused to share the details of how the entire process of law-making was carried…
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Advocating for safe public spaces for women and girls and ending violence against them in Kenya is the Flone Initiative that has its roots in the East African country’s transportation industry which has been a highly gendered field and…
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Aimed at tapping the immense potential that the young generation holds in the form of street plays, 48-hour film making challenge, writing declamations, poetry recitation, music band competition, dance, photography, painting, poster,…
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Promoting the good old way of reading books, the seventh edition of the Delhi Literature Festival (DLF) 2019 is all set to be held at Dilli Haat, opposite INA Market, New Delhi from February 8-10 from 1-8 PM. “Primarily, the whole idea…
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In his last year of college in 2013, Vaibhav Kadam was diagnosed with Tuberculosis (TB), an infectious disease caused by the bacteria called Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. Since then, it has been a fight for life for him. What was…
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Born to a farmer and brought up in a small village in rural Punjab, entrepreneur Charnjit Moudgil is now a renowned citizen of Northern Europe’s Estonia and is also a member of the Estonian Defence League since 2014. He studied the…
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An age-old debate, there has been a growing emphasis on making “wholesome education” a part of school curriculum. This was even pointed out by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in one of his addresses. The National Curriculum…
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“Global health sector was suffering from DRIP – Data Rich, Information Poor disease”, and this needed to be addressed quickly by more effectively processing data, and translating it into useful information to inform the development of…
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