Tag: CHILDREN
Do vegan diets make kids shorter and weaker?
With the trend of veganism on the rise, the article discusses whether vegan diets are capable of making kids weaker and shorter.
Education to Achieve Social Justice and Equality:A commentary on NEP 2020
The following article looks at the NEP 2020 and its potential for generating social justice and equality.
Understanding the Crisis of India’s ‘COVID-Orphans’
The massive impact of the pandemic has left countless children orphaned, can we choose to turn a blind-eye to their pathological state and resultant vulnerability?
The Tyranny of Tests
As alienating, distressing and anxiety laden examinations are normalised, the sensitive mind of an educationist looks into the paradox of assessment and the harms that it causes to our children.
Roshan- the Story of Pakistan’s Mobile Library on a Camel’s Back
Taking books to the remote villages of impoverished Balochistan, here is the story of Roshan, the camel.
How Effective is the Union Budget 2021-22 in Terms of its Offerings to Women and...
The article below examines the effectiveness of the Budget in terms of its offerings to the women and child sectors.
A Peak into the Lifeworld of Children & Understanding How They Make Sense of...
This article tries to take a peak into the lifeworld of children amid the coronavirus pandemic and decode whats going on inside their minds.
With kids spending more waking hours on screens than ever, here’s what parents need...
Millions of working parents have spent months largely trapped in their homes with their children. Many are trying to get their jobs done remotely...
Parenting at the time of a Pandemic/ The Joy of Doing Nothing
In this series on parenting at the time of a pandemic, here is yet another reflection that makes us see a mother's deep communion with her child. We also see the world through the child's eyes...
Parenting at the time of a pandemic/ Don’t Romanticize Parenthood
In this series on parenting at the time of a pandemic, Priya Naik narrates her engagement with her two children, and reflects--with a critical insight- on the meaning of being a mother at a time when the discourse of 'new-age parenting' is filled with an 'egoistic celebration of children'.
