India's human rights body said Thursday it was investigating reports more than 100 children fell sick after eating a school ... were first introduced for children from poor backgrounds in the ...

India has lifted 171 million people from extreme poverty in the decade between 2011-12 and 2022-23, the World Bank said. "Over the past decade, India has significantly reduced poverty. Extreme ...

World Bank has said that India has achieved significant progress in poverty reduction and employment growth has outpaced the working-age population. In a report on ‘India Poverty and Equity ...

But when sick, they readily seek him out ... unqualified doctors - commonly referred to as "quacks" - working across India. There are an estimated 40,000 in Delhi's teeming slums alone, according ...

According to sources, there were 147 children at Nirvaan Rajkiya Bal Griha, of whom 70 suffer from Down syndrome, while some children are orphans, a few poor parents have sent their kids to the centre ...

As the leader of Pathway Homes, a local nonprofit that serves those facing challenges related to poverty and mental illness — including in Fairfax County, we work hard to keep people out of ...

His mission focuses on aiding the special children, the underprivileged, the sick, orphans, and those in distress ... Her compassion for the poor, the homeless, the disabled, the blind, leprosy ...

India has 129 million citizens living in extreme poverty in 2024, the World Bank said in its recently published report. These people live on less than Rs 180 a day. The number of extremely poor ...

If grass pea is all you eat, it'll make you sick. Fowler thinks scientists could ... they're sometimes called orphan crops. "There were no resources associated with promoting those crops," says ...

If grass pea is all you eat, it'll make you sick. Fowler thinks scientists could fix all that ... These crops get so little attention, though, they're sometimes called orphan crops. "There were no ...

The first poverty line for British India, developed by nationalist thinker Dadabhai Naoroji, was also based on a similar idea. Across ages and continents, most economists have held that a person ...