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World Vision India rushed emergency relief materials including rice, lentil, cooking oil, mat, towel and biscuits to over 15,000 families affected by cyclone Gaja
World Vision India is engaging the communities, building local capacities, changing behaviours and encouraging the rural communities to become open defecation free.
World Vision India reached more than 22,500 people with emergency relief in Bihar and West Bengal, providing them dry ration, cooking oil, soaps and tarpaulin sheets.
The theme of this year’s World Day Against Child Labour on June 12 is the impact of conflicts on child labour.
Disaster management needs to become more humane in its approach, and not become a second ‘disaster’ for the affected people. This is the most appropriate time to give fresh impetus to DRR as India enters an era of continuous climatic change.
The government’s effort to work closely with private healthcare systems, research institutions, technical experts and civil society organizations, both at the rural and urban levels, is a game-changing strategy for a TB-free India.
A whopping 17,000 lives were lost to malnutrition in Maharasthra's tribal belts in the last one year alone, according to an RTI reply
The Rajya Sabha passed the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation)Amendment Bill, 2012 last Tuesday.
Severe water scarcity across the country has led to 330 million Indians being hit by drought this year.
A NGO today said it has pitched in with relief response in 15 districts in the drought-hit states across Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.