India leads the Inclusion bandwagon
By Anushka Singh No country can grow without ensuring the growth of all sections of the society. India. The inclusion has to be on several f...Read More
Mythology and Inclusion
By Nandini Rao Indian mythology is one of the most diverse and inclusive of all. Some of the primary sources of Indian mythology, that is ba...Read More
Secularism and Sensationalism!
By Gajanan Khergamker To understand the Right to Freedom of Religion, the best example would be to analyse the Sabarimala episode. The Sabar...Read More
Inclusion for the ‘’divyangjan’
By Nikita Shastri For a society to be inclusive, it has to be accepting of all the marginalised groups, including the disabled. When it come...Read More
India and the truth of gender inclusion
By Manu Shrivastava The month of June happens to be the Pride Month for the LGBTQIA+ identities in many parts of the world, including in Ind...Read More
Initiatives ensure well being of the elderly
By Kriti Kalra The elderly play a very important role in society, especially in terms of holding families together and guiding the youth. In...Read More
Inclusion and the Law
By Manu Shrivastava To be able to implement any principle or policy effectively and on a large scale, it’s important to bring into effect a ...Read More
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