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 | This advocacy group has been working to make therapy centres a safe place for children with disabilitiesSet up by concerned parents and stakeholders, TogetherWeCan has been working continuously to restructure the mental health process for special needs children | |
 | Odisha govt announces reduction of tuition fees in all aided, unaided private schools for this yearThe state government action came based on a High Court directive which asked the government to reduce the fees in all aided and unaided private schools | |
 | 40 million Pakistani children under five-years receive vaccination during nationwide anti-polio campaignDr Rana Mohammad Safdar said in a statement that the fight against poliovirus was rejuvenated through the delivery of successful polio campaigns last year | |
 | Being obese may increase the risk of mental health issues in teens: StudyFor the study, the team involved 48 teenagers (73 per cent girls), with an average age of 15 and an average BMI of 42, which is severe obesity | |
 | This organisation has been helping school children be prepared for disasters. Check out how they've been doing thisThe Foundation for Development Action has been working for decades to make the children of Kerala safer from natural and man-made disasters. We find out out more about | |
 | Study finds experience of childhood emotional neglect can have generational impactThe findings suggest that childhood emotional neglect has intergenerational effects on brain structure and function. The significance of the stronger connection remains unclear | |
 | We prefer normal classes to online ones: Delhi students excited to be back in schoolsSchools will not have prayer meetings or assembly, nor will the canteens be open. Schools have also not provided transport facilities to the children | |
 | The Bill Drayton interview: The story behind how the Ashoka Fellowship was created after a roadtrip to IndiaAshoka: Innovators for the Public was initiated to nurture people social entrepreneurs and doers because it is with their empathy that they change the world. Founder Bill Drayton talks to us about it | |
 | Childhood neglect leaves generational imprint: StudyThe study indicates that the infant children of mothers who had experienced childhood emotional neglect displayed altered brain circuitry involved in fear responses and anxiety | |
 | 10 million children in war-ravaged Afghanistan are at risk of starvation, call for fundsThe UN and its humanitarian partners will seek USD 1.3 billion in aid for 16 million Afghans in need this year, UN secretary-general spokesman Stephane Dujarric, said | |
 | No canteen, food sharing allowed in Delhi schools to prevent COVID-19 spreadThe decision to reopen the classes for senior students came after the national capital saw a decline in coronavirus cases in the last few days | |
 | Low turnout as schools reopen in Rajasthan for Classes 9 to 12 on January 18The state government has allowed schools to reopen with each room having 50 per cent seating capacity and students attending classes with the consent of their parents | |
 | Teens with anxiety, depression may benefit from peer support leaders, confidants at school"Peers may provide valuable support for fellow teens struggling with emotional issues because they can relate to each other," says Mott Poll Co-Director Sarah Clark, MPH | |
 | Education Minister Pokhriyal to Kendriya Vidyalaya students: Don't worry about travelling to exam centres, concentrate on studiesPokhriyal went live to speak to the students of Kendriya Vidyalayas across the country on January 18. This time he did not live from his office but from Kendriya Vidyalaya Andrews Ganj in Delhi | |
 | Meet the Mohans, Yakshagana's first family, who are making the art form strongerIf you ask the native Bengalureans about Yaksha Degula, then they will tell you a long story dating back to the 1960s. Such is the history created by father-daughter Yakshagana artist duo, K Mohan and |
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