Category: Cause Day
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Eradicating poverty: a focus on 4 core areas
POVERTY is a pressing issue around the world and India, as one of the most populous nations, grapples with a range of complex challenges that threaten the well-being and dignity of its citizens. This article sheds light on how India is addressing these challenges concerning water scarcity, abandoned elderly people without food, abandoned orphans and…
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International Day for the Eradication of Poverty and its observance in India
INTERNATIONAL Day for the Eradication of Poverty, celebrated on October 17th each year, is a global call to action aimed at eliminating poverty in all its forms. This observance serves as a reminder of the widespread poverty that still afflicts the world and the urgent need to combat this pressing issue. Poverty is a complex…
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World Food Day: 5 ways to reduce food waste in India
WORLD Food Day, celebrated annually on October 16th, serves as a stark reminder of the global challenges related to food security and nutrition. In a world where millions suffer from hunger and malnutrition, it’s disheartening to note that a substantial amount of food is wasted every year. India, a country with a rich culinary heritage,…
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World Food Day in India
WORLD Food Day, celebrated on October 16th every year, is a momentous occasion that draws attention to one of the most pressing global issues – hunger and food security. This day serves as a stark reminder of the paradox that millions of people around the world go to bed hungry every night while food waste…
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International Day of the Girl Child: donate to these 5 NGOs
WHEN you donate to an NGO that is dedicated to making progress in the area of empowering girls in India, you enable countless girls to improve their lives. International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated on October 11th and serves as a global reminder of the unique challenges faced by girls and young women.…
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Empowering India’s Girls: International Day of the Girl Child and its impact
INTERNATIONAL Day of the Girl Child, celebrated on October 11th each year, is a global observance day dedicated to promoting the rights, opportunities and well-being of girls around the world. In India, this day holds particular significance, as it provides an opportunity to address the issues and challenges that girls face across the country. This…
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World Mental Health Day: how crowdfunding in India can help people in need
WORLD Mental Health Day gives people and NGOs opportunities to raise awareness on mental health issues and make the effort, especially through crowdfunding in India, to address mental health challenges in a country of over a billion people. As the stigma surrounding mental health gradually dissipates, various organizations and individuals are coming together to support…
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World Teachers’ Day: 5 NGOs to support
THE quote above by Guy Kawasaki emphasizes the crucial role teachers have in shaping who children will grow up to become. World Teachers’ Day is celebrated on October 5th in many parts of the world to celebrate teachers. Established by UNESCO and celebrated since 1994, World Teachers’ Day is an opportunity to go beyond celebrating…
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What is World Teachers’ Day?
EVERY year, on October 5th, the world comes together to celebrate World Teachers’ Day, a day dedicated to honoring the dedicated educators who play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our society. This day offers an opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate the profound impact that teachers have on the lives of students and…
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International day of non violence: 5 ways to promote peaceful change
ON October 2nd each year, the world comes together to observe International Day of Non Violence, a day dedicated to honoring the principles of peace, tolerance and non violence. This significant date marks the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, one of the most prominent figures in the history of global peaceful resistance and social change. Established…
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Poverty as violence: how we can alleviate suffering
MAHATMA Gandhi, the father of India, once said, “poverty is the worst form of violence.” This poignant statement encapsulates the harsh reality faced by millions of people in India who grapple with poverty on a daily basis. Poverty is not merely a lack of financial resources; it is a pervasive form of violence that erodes…
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International Day of Sign Languages: bridging the divide for the hearing-impaired in India
ON September 23rd each year, the world comes together to celebrate International Day of Sign Languages, a day dedicated to recognizing the importance of sign languages and the vital role they play in the lives of deaf and hearing-impaired individuals. India, with its rich linguistic diversity and a significant population of hearing-impaired people, observes this…
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What’s the opposite of peace?
PEACE brings to mind images of pure happiness, comfort, good health, laughter and safety. It is the ideal which we all strive to create in our families, communities and nations. But in a moment, we can lose our peace through conflict, health complications or the death of a loved one. While we dread such moments…
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International literacy day: unlocking the power of knowledge
EVERY year, on September 8th, the world celebrates International Literacy Day. This occasion, initiated by UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) aims to highlight the importance of literacy as a fundamental human right and a catalyst for individual and societal development. The origins of International Literacy Day can be traced back to…
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5 lessons in humanity from Nelson Mandela
MANDELA Day is celebrated each year on July 18th, the birthday of the revolutionary leader and inspiration to people around the world – Nelson Mandela. In his decades of service, Nelson Mandela prioritized the rights of oppressed people and gave his life to fight for those rights. In addition to the political struggle to end…
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World Laughter Day: 5 great things laughter does to you
WORLDWIDE, the first Sunday of May is World Laughter Day. People get together in laughter clubs in parks, on beaches, or even online to laugh. Laughter is usually an involuntary response, but it can also be a deliberate action that we can prioritize to enjoy its physical benefits, including reduced stress or even a better…