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Why Protein is good for Korku Tribe?

Korku tribal children are the worst victims of Protein Energy Malnutrition (PEM) in central India. PEM is a major public...

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“I was glad to know that we still haven’t given up the spirit of helping” – Caritas Samaritan shares his experience

“The news of Caritas India building volunteers brought a new hope in me that I will be learning something new”....

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Following Core Humanitarian Standards for Agrarian Prosperity

‘Community participation is a prerequisite for successful projects’, with this objective Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF) made a visit...

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Why I aspire to be a volunteer

“Someday I aspire to lead the community in dialogue with the government stakeholders on issues critical to the development of...

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Thulir Cluster Programme Review – An occasion for celebrating achievements

Tamil Nadu has historically been an agricultural state that is majorly dependent on the river water and monsoon rains. It...

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Empowered Bihar woman stride to fight against corruption

Shobha would have never imagined that she would ever raise her voice against the corrupt Government Officer to defend her...

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ECHO supported flood recovery project launched at Assam

Caritas India officially launched its flood recovery project in Lakhimpur district on 19th September. Supported by ECHO (European Union Civil...

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Leading the Path: Journey from a Para Worker to a Lead Trainer

Progressive farmer Nagina Bee has not used chemical fertilisers on her 2.5 acres farm for the last three years and...

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Caritas India continues its humanitarian aid to the flood affected

Caritas India along with its partners are working in close coordination with the State Government machinery. All the State offices,...

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