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Manjula believed that loving her son Arya meant never saying no. When he shouted or threw things, she stayed silent, unsure how to respond. She watched his early years pass
Growing up, Rubiya’s father’s physical disability and her parents’ limited access to education shaped daily life, but never her desire to learn. She went on to become the first girl
When Sakshi’s family moved villages, she stopped going to school. Her parents kept her at home to care for a younger sibling, and as days passed, Sakshi grew afraid to
By the time Kalingappa reached Grade 8, he was known more for disruption than potential. Once curious and capable, repeated criticism slowly pushed him away from learning — until he
The Importance of Childcare Homes: Nurturing Today’s Citizens for a Stronger Nation This reflection is rooted in a recent conversation with Ms. Haleema, Director of ICPS. As we spoke about
Remember the movie where a baby outsmarts a city full of adults? Yes, I’m talking about the 1994 film Baby’s Day Out. Often recalled as a light-hearted comedy, the film
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