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Collaborating for a Better Future for India's Women and Children
February 8, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Education

Collaborating for a Better Future for India’s Women and Children

India’s success in improving ‘Child Survival’ is proof that there are chances for a better future for India’s Mothers and Children. By scaling high-impact interventions, we can save around 5 million children and approximately 130,000 women in the coming years.  Despite the efforts put in by USAID to save lives of an additional 2.5 million […]

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Securing the Early Education Gap for Rural Families
February 1, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Education

Securing the Early Education Gap for Rural Families

In a world of injustice, Education often acts as a means for the less privileged to self-actualize. Every child must have at least a basic level of Education. However, this is far from reality. Poverty, discrimination, and many barriers prevent the rural set up from having a quality education. The Right to Education Act (RTE)in […]

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Diseases of Poverty in India----An Effort to Reduce It
January 30, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Education

Diseases of Poverty in India—-An Effort to Reduce It

Poverty related conditions are diseases that are more prevalent in low-income populations. They include infectious diseases, diseases associated with Malnutrition and Poor Health Standards.  Poverty is one of the significant Social Determinant of Health. According to a report, diseases of poverty account for 48% [High Poverty Rate] which are preventable with existing interventions. Disorders of poverty are often […]

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Impact of Misfortune on Early Childhood Growth & Development
January 24, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Children, Education

Impact of Misfortune on Early Childhood Growth & Development in Rural India

Adversity Issues  India is a middle-income country with one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. In spite of the improvements in its economy, it has a high child mortality rate, with significant differences in child mortality both between and within different states. Poverty, malnutrition and poor sanitation are substantial problems for many Indians and […]

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India is Strengthening its Maternal Health
January 18, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Education

India is Strengthening its Maternal Health Governance to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

India is stepping up to strengthen its maternal health through comprehensive national programs that address “Health and Social inequities to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals”.    Prevailing Issues—  Under-Nourishment continues to adversely affect the majority of women and her children in India. An undernourished mother unavoidably gives birth to a low birth weight baby. Due to […]

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Prevalence of Anaemia in Pregnant Women in India
January 13, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Education

Prevalence of Anemia in Pregnant Women in India

Anemia is a silent killer!! Maternal and Severe Anaemia in pregnant women is associated with a risk of Preterm and Low Birth Weight   Causes of Anemia in Pregnant women—Anaemia is a significant public health problem affecting both the developed as well as the developing countries. “Iron Deficiency Anaemia” is the most common form of anemia, […]

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The Rural-Education Scenario and the Rural-Urban Divide in India
January 9, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Education

The Rural-Education Scenario and the Rural-Urban Divide in India

When a country’s Rural Education Sector is performing well, it contemplates on the entire economic state of a nation. Even though India’s literacy rate has shown some growth over the last few years, it has not been able to grant the kind of education that modern times demand. The rural education scenario in India needs […]

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India is Strengthening its Maternal Health Governance to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals
January 5, 2020  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Children, Education

India is Strengthening its Maternal Health Governance to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

India is stepping up to strengthen its maternal health through comprehensive national programs that address “Health and Social inequities to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals”. Prevailing Issues— Under-Nourishment continues to adversely affect the majority of women and her children in India. An undernourished mother unavoidably gives birth to a low birth weight baby. Due to […]

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“Poor Diet Strain”-Can Weigh Down Rural Pregnant Women
December 31, 2019  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Education

“Poor Diet Strain”-Can Weigh Down Rural Pregnant Women

Poor dietary practices during pregnancy can result in increased rates of stillbirths, premature birth, low birth weight, maternal and prenatal death. Majority of pregnant women in rural India are deprived of health facilities. Only one-third of pregnant women in rural set-up eat healthy and nutritious food.  A survey–called Jaccha-Baccha (JABS), was conducted where the teams visited the Anganwadis [Rural Child […]

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The Up's and Down's of India' s---'Child Nutrition Scheme.'
December 30, 2019  |  By admin  |  In Blogs, Children, Education

The Up’s and Down’s of India’ s—‘Child Nutrition Scheme.’

The Intention of the ‘Child Nutrition Policy’ is clear but achieving its goals is an enormous challenge. The policy aims to design various schemes that address malnutrition and set up a robust convergence mechanism. Access to Healthy and Nutritious Food is the backbone of human development. ‘Child Nutrition Scheme’ is a very ambitious program. Still, before we achieve what […]

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  • Mortality
    “Infant Mortality” an “Increasing Risk” Thursday, 21, Mar
  • Infants
    Lack of Critical Childbirth Facilities in Hospitals Leads to Worst Pregnancy Related Complications. Monday, 18, Mar
  • Mother Child
    Maximum Cases of Maternal Death in India is From an Infectious Disease Thursday, 14, Mar
  • Newborn - Caring Touch
    Million of Newborns Across India Need Your Caring Touch. Monday, 11, Mar
  • The Right to a Healthy Life
    The Right to a Healthy Life – What Every Child Deserves Monday, 11, Mar
  • Infants Among The Urban
    More Than 50% of Infants Among The Urban Have a Dismal Chance of Survival. Wednesday, 6, Mar
  • Don't Waste Food
    Every Plate of Food we waste is Probably an Entire Day’s Meal for a Needy Child. Friday, 1, Mar
  • Infants
    A Simple Immunization Schedule Can Save Infants Life. Friday, 11, Jan
  • Empowering Rural Women to Fight India's Hunger
    Empowering Rural Women to Fight India’s Hunger Monday, 30, Mar
  • High Neonatal Mortality Rates in Rural India: How Can We Help?
    High Neonatal Mortality Rates in Rural India: How Can We Help? Wednesday, 25, Mar
  • The Rural Education Framework in India
    The Rural Education Framework in India—What Can Be Done to Change It? Thursday, 19, Mar
  • Adolescent Health Care in the Rural Set-up
    Adolescent Health Care in the Rural Set-up Saturday, 14, Mar
  • Hunger and Malnutrition Yet to be Eradicated in India
    Hunger and Malnutrition Yet to be Eradicated in India Monday, 9, Mar

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