World migration report 2024
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched the World Migration Report 2024, which reveals significant shifts in global migration patterns, including a record number of displaced people
People
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Tribal welfare plan
The Hyderabad has initiated a "tribal welfare" scheme for the reclamation of tribal people about 7,00,000 of them Chief among them being Koyas, Gonds, Lambadas and Chenchus, according to a press
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A stupendous task
The findings of the census of children for 2002 bring little cheer to those in charge of bringing down the dropout rate in primary schools. Since the dropout rate is quite high in six districts of
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Bonded labour continues in Bihar
About 196 bonded labourers have been identified by a Bihar government survey at Bettiah in West Champaran district. District Magistrate Parmar Ravi Manubhai told that action would be taken against
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Weavers suicides rattle Bhoodan Pochampally
The plight of sircilla weavers, which shot into national limelight following a spate of suicides, finds an echo at Bhoodan Pochampally, the village in Andhra Pradesh that gained fame after legendary
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'State of children remains sorry'
Ahead of the UN special session on children next month, the report "We the Children" finds that the condition of children across the World is dismal despite Governments agreeing to specific goals on
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Haryana Govt. unable to check child labour practices: Report
Despite announcing education as the Fundamental Right of children in Indian Constitution, more than 25,000 children in Gurgaon are earning bread and butter for themselves and their families.
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Chandigarh gets a childline
The ' City Beautiful', as Chandigarh is known as, today became a unique city when the Punjab Governor and Administrator of the Union Territory, J.F.R. Jacob, inaugurated a 24 hour free emergency
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Agenda for children
A nation that does not invest in its children is doomed to have an uncertain future. There is global consensus on this point. Yeet, few countries have really given the growth of what can be called
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Rs 500 crore plan for tribals: Minister
Andhra Pradesh Union Tribal Welfare Minister Jal Oram on Sunday said the Central government had formulated a Rs 500 crore plan for the welfare of
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Government to spend Rs 412 crore for tribals development
Minister for tribal welfare M Manikumari on Saturday said that the Andhra Pradesh state government would spend Rs 412 crore for development of tribals allocating 55 per cent of the funds for