Tag: CHILDREN
SC Ruling over NRC Excludes Children with Contested Parental Citizenship
The latest ruling by the Supreme Court suggests that children whose parental citizenship is contested would not be in the NRC.
‘Toxic Parenting’ Snatches Away Childhoods: John Marsden Enlightens Us
Over indulgent parenting is toxic rather than enabling, educationist John Marsden’s new book ‘The Art of Growing Up’ is truly a mani-festo for the contemporary times.
Oxford to Kabul: Freshta Karim’s Dream of Redefining Afghani Childhoods
Freshta Karim’s initiative of starting a bus-library in war-torn Afghanistan is bringing back smiles on the faces of hundreds of children, lifting them from the miseries of unhappy childhoods.
Appalling Condition of Teenage Mothers and Childhood Malnutrition in India
IFPRI study shows the pathetic condition of child brides and underage pregnancies in India. It tells us that food alone is not an answer to growing malnutrition.
Death of Children Exposes Faulty Medical Infrastructure in Bihar
The worrisome state of health infrastructure in Bihar came to light once again after the outbreak of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome that killed over 153 children in Muzaffarpur recently.
A Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen and the Pathology of On-going War
More than 2.9 children are malnourished and 29 million are dependent on aid composed of food coming from other states.
Common Pollutants and Their Implications For Teenage Mental Health
The implications of pollution are not just adverse on people’s health but it also effects mental development of children and young people.
Denial wouldn’t help us Fight Starvation Deaths
Activists have time and again warned the nation state of starvation deaths but the sheer denial of its existence on the part of the government adds to the collective agony.
Refugee Children Stamped at US-Mexico Border
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The stamping of migrant children at the US-Mexico border has reminded the world of the atrocities of the Nazi camps and appealed for a reworking of the US’s migration policy.
