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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES NEED TO COME OUT OF THEIR ISOLATION, SAYS DAYAMANI
Dayamani Barla, tribal social activist from Jharkhand challenged indigenous peoples to come out of their “ghetto mentality” (living in isolation)...
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CARITAS IS TRYING TO DEMONSTRATE MOTHER TERESA MODEL IN INDIA: DEPUTY DIRECTOR
“As Indians we have to feel proud about the canonisation of Bharat Ratna Mother Teresa. She had dedicated her life...
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ECOSOC CONSULTATIVE STATUS GRANTED TO MALANKARA SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY
Consultative status was granted by United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) to Malankara Social Service Society on August 23,...
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PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT REQUIRED TO BRING CHILDREN TO NORMALCY
Though the flood water had receded, the post-traumatic stress is high among the survivors of flood in Assam. These calamities...
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LOCAL ECONOMY ADVERSELY HIT BY BIHAR FLOOD, MAY LEAD TO INCREASED CASES OF CHILD LABOR
A short walk on one of Koshi river embankments in the Indo Nepal border showed clear signs of damage caused...
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NGOS SOUND ASPIRATIONS TO UNITE FOR HUMANITARIAN RESPONSES BUT DON’T QUITE KNOW HOW
Deliberating on the need of financing risk management and recovery, a host of humanitarian agencies today aired their views for...
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REACHING CANCER SUFFERING PATIENTS THROUGH VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers are the hallmark of the Ashakiranam – Cancer Care programme. Over 5000 volunteers across 3 clusters will help in...
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VIDARBHA FARMERS LEARNT SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE PRACTICES TO TACKLES AGRICULTURE CHALLENGES
Conventional farming practices are not bearing fruits for the smallholder farmers due to climate change caused by global warming. The...
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PEOPLE OF BIHAR FACE RISK OF EPIDEMIC IN WAKE OF DEVASTATING FLOODS
The risk of epidemics is rising in Supaul district of Bihar as floodwater stagnant in the supaul for more than...
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