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This 15-Year-Old Loves Anurag Kashyap, Dislikes Maths, and Wins Prizes for...
A 15-year-old Ahmedabad-based filmmaker, who loves Anurag Kashyap and dislikes maths, won the first prize in the Young Filmmaker category at the Film4Climate competition. In many ways, Rameshwar Bhatt,...
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TBI Blogs: This 11-Year-Old Decided to Contribute to the Child Rights...
Sometimes children can make adults question their sensibility and morals. Here is the story of a very talented 11-year-old named Aanya Arora who stunned everyone with her zeal, dedication, and...
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TBI Blogs: City School Children Contributed Some Materials. And Just Like...
History tells us that brilliance, achievement, innovation, and excellence are never the exclusive domain of either cities or villages. This heartwarming story of a school in the deep interiors of West...
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TBI Blogs: Meet Dr. Manga Devi, a Visionary, Teacher, and ‘Mother’ to...
Few people are able to effectively bridge the divide between the urban and the rural populations in India, and be equally loved by both. Here is a stalwart lady who has made it her life’s mission to...
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TBI Blogs: These Smart School Students Used RTI & Civic Knowledge to Solve a...
India is one of the largest democracies in the world. There are multiple tools available that let citizens take charge by participating in decision-making and challenging corrupt and arbitrary actions...
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TBI Blogs: Ever Had a Question About The Value of Education? Ask These 5 Kids!
Children have no limits to their dreams, and no barriers or restrictions in their minds. These five kids, emboldened by their education, show that sometimes the biggest lessons can come from the...
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How Thousands of Children in Pune Prevented Over 50 Tonnes of Plastic from...
Scientists have warned about the dangers of plastic pollution and microplastics in the environment for a while now. However, most people still aren’t convinced of the link between carelessly discarding...
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This Short Story Competition Is Encouraging High School Students to Reimagine...
Kaali Tales is not just a story writing competition -- it’s an invitation, an encouragement, and an appeal to change the world presented to children through traditional fairy tales. The initiative is...
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TBI Blogs: These Young Women Are Using the Power of Music to Turn School...
Music and its ability to transcend boundaries and backgrounds are well-documented. Two Teach For India Fellows are exploring this concept to revolutionise the way their students think and perceive the...
View ArticleTBI Blogs: From Garbage Disposal to Open Defecation, No Issue Is Too Big for...
What do leaders do when they see pressing public health and sanitation problems in their community? Solve them! Alifiya and Sallauddin are back to show us what inspiring students have done to tackle...
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Childline 1098: How the World’s Largest 24-Hour Children’s Helpline is...
Child abuse in various forms is still an unfortunate problem in India. However, a couple of initiatives are seeing definite success in combating this twisted practice, including the Childline 1098...
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TBI Blogs: This 16-Year-Old Is Changing Attitudes & Promoting Better...
Sixteen-year-old Soulya is championing the cause of WASH in her community, trying to bring about a change one step at a time, and making her way to becoming a role-model in her community. For an...
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These 10 Inspiring Kids Made News in 2016 for All the Right Reasons
It's true: age ain't nothing but a number. Educationist, human rights activist and youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai, who defied the Taliban in Pakistan to ensure education for girls,...
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TBI Blogs: Meet Anirudh and Riya, the Two Volunteers on a Mission to Improve...
Volunteers Anirudh and Riya chanced upon Devika while on a regular volunteering assignment. This is their story – a journey of love, affection, and resolve to get the little one all that she deserves!...
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A Child with Hearing Disability Turned This Fashion Designer into a Certified...
Her daughter’s late auditory impairment diagnosis set this mother on a journey to change the way treatment is handled in India. Ritu Nakra was an all-rounder in high school, a national hockey player...
View ArticleTBI Blogs: Feeding 12 Crore Children Everyday – behind the Scenes of the...
The Government of India’s Mid Day Meal Scheme is the world’s largest school meal programme, serving over 12 crore children across the country. But how does the scheme actually work? Factly takes a...
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TBI Blogs: “Are We Your Priority?” An Open Letter from India’s Children to...
Over the past 15 years, the budget for children has remained at 4 % of the entire budget. Clearly, this does not suffice. In this petition to the decision makers of the country, the Indian child talks...
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Just for Kicks Levels the Playing Field by Giving Underprivileged Kids a...
Teach for India alumni Neha Sahu and Vikas Plakkot started Just for Kicks, an organization that provides football coaching to underprivileged children attending government schools. As a Teach for India...
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Guests of Honour at this Awesome Couple’s Wedding were 500 Underprivileged Kids
Weddings are special occasions. They mark happy and new beginnings for the newly-weds, and they are also a celebration for two individuals who have pledged to commit to one another for life. But they...
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This Gujarat Kid Has Signed an MoU worth Rs 5 Crore for Drones That Could...
Harshwardhan Zala is a name we are likely to remember in years to come. The 14-year-old student from Gujarat has just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) worth Rs. 5 crore with the state...
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