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Stories of Hope
Ghorawal, in the state of Uttar Pradesh, in India, is famous for its beautiful carpets infamous for employing child labor. The Ghorawal carpet looms spelt doom for children, denying them any kind of childhood. Bonded into the carpet weaving industry by poverty stricken parents, they found their future inextricably woven with the hardship of minimum wages and backbreaking labor. Read more
Six villages in Boarijore Panchayat in the Godda district of Jharkhand suffered the same fate as many villages in India do: of government apathy. Besides the many problems, their children’s education was the biggest casualty. Read more
A Project Story
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Quality of education in times of globalization
India started her march towards globalization in 1991, changing everything in its wake. 17 years hence, what has been the impact of our economic policies on education? A foundation day lecture by Prof. Anil Sadagopan, the Head & Dean, University of Delhi, India explores many such questions. Read more
