By Najiya Shaikh, Program Officer Supported by EMpower However, her learning was limited to textbooks, theory and school exams. She did not get the opportunity to explore through experiments or hands-on activities. Although she was hardworking, she found it challenging to memorize concepts and therefore remained an average student in
By Puja Matre, Gender Expert, Sambhaji Nagar, CYDA Supported By Bajaj Finserv Swati Diptesh Thorat, a young woman from Sinnar, Nashik, comes from a middle-class family. Her father works as a security guard, while her mother supports the family through tailoring. When her father’s health declined, Swati and her mother
By Soumyashree Mohanty Research and Documentation Unit, CYDA. I was travelling in the metro when I overheard two teenagers discussing something they were unsure about. One of them immediately said, “We can ask ChatGPT.” This caught my attention. Today, if you have a smartphone and the internet, it feels like
By Dr. Nitin Jadhav, Joint Director, CYDA I. A World in Constant CrisisOver the past few decades, disasters have shifted from being occasional, exceptional events to becoming a regular and predictable part of global life. These trends clearly show that disasters are no longer isolated emergencies. They have become part
By Aarti Berad, Gender Specialist Supported by Bajaj Finserv Women entrepreneurs play a crucial role in shaping inclusive and sustainable communities. When women are given access to education, skills, and opportunities, they transform their own lives and uplift their families, inspiring others around them. Empowered women bring innovation, stability and
By Anamika Dey, Project Coordinator, Supported By Kcorp Charitable Foundation Maternal health and nutrition play a critical role in determining the well-being of both mother and child. In rural and tribal communities, early marriage, low literacy levels and lack of health awareness often contribute to malnutrition and poor maternal outcomes.
By Najiya Shaikh, Program Officer Supported by EMpower However, her learning was limited to textbooks, theory and school exams. She did not get the opportunity to explore through experiments or hands-on activities. Although she was hardworking, she found it challenging to memorize concepts and therefore remained an average student in
By Puja Matre, Gender Expert, Sambhaji Nagar, CYDA Supported By Bajaj Finserv Swati Diptesh Thorat, a young woman from Sinnar, Nashik, comes from a middle-class family. Her father works as a security guard, while her mother supports the family through tailoring. When her father’s health declined, Swati and her mother
By Soumyashree Mohanty Research and Documentation Unit, CYDA. I was travelling in the metro when I overheard two teenagers discussing something they were unsure about. One of them immediately said, “We can ask ChatGPT.” This caught my attention. Today, if you have a smartphone and the internet, it feels like
By Dr. Nitin Jadhav, Joint Director, CYDA I. A World in Constant CrisisOver the past few decades, disasters have shifted from being occasional, exceptional events to becoming a regular and predictable part of global life. These trends clearly show that disasters are no longer isolated emergencies. They have become part
By Aarti Berad, Gender Specialist Supported by Bajaj Finserv Women entrepreneurs play a crucial role in shaping inclusive and sustainable communities. When women are given access to education, skills, and opportunities, they transform their own lives and uplift their families, inspiring others around them. Empowered women bring innovation, stability and
By Anamika Dey, Project Coordinator, Supported By Kcorp Charitable Foundation Maternal health and nutrition play a critical role in determining the well-being of both mother and child. In rural and tribal communities, early marriage, low literacy levels and lack of health awareness often contribute to malnutrition and poor maternal outcomes.
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