Positive News from BHARAT that is INDIA

The Union Cabinet has approved the establishment of National Institute of Mental Health Rehabilitation (NIMHR) at Bhopal as a Society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 under the aegis of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities. The estimated cumulative cost of the project

The state of affairs of most Municipal schools, around the country, are pretty bad. The results are too not very encouraging. And if we talk of extra curricular activities they are mostly not to be seen. One voluntary organisation, or a NGO, a term that is commonly used - Marwari Yuva Manch of South

Just four years ago, Anugrah M M couldn't walk, write or even eat on his own. Afflicted with cerebral palsy since birth, the 12-year-old can now read and write quite fluently and more or less take care of himself thanks to Fathima Bismi, his classmate and best friend. Both of them are seventh grade

The last date for registration for Swachh Bharat Summer Internship, a privileged scheme for the country’s youth to associate formally with Swachh Bharat Mission which will also earn career benefits, has been extended. Students of higher education institutions and members of Nehru Yuva Kendra

He may not be Gaya’s mountain man, Dashrath Manjhi, but this 70-year-old from Chhatarpur is no less. His spirit is equally indomitable. Sitaram Lodhi single-handedly dug a 33-feet deep well in 18 months in parched Chhatarpur district of Bundelkhand region to tackle the water crisis ignoring the

Fourteen-year-old V Priyadarshini used to dread the approaching evening. That's when her father would invariably arrive home drunk, beat up her mother, hurl abuses and lock them out of the house for the night. Such episodes still happen but the girl from Thennamadevi village in Tamil Nadu's

On the 11th of this month a story was posted as to how a coolie at the Ernakulam railway station in Kerala cracked the state civil services examinations with the help of the free wifi being provided at the railway station. (http://bharatmahan.in/positive-news/kerala-coolie-cracks-civil-service-exam

Adeepur village in Tijara Tehsil of Alwar that recorded zero literacy for women in 2011 census report has seen zero girl drop outs in its primary school in 2017-18 academic year. The literacy rates of women in all these tehsils was above 30%, has over 100 schools where enrolment of girls is at par

In 2013-14, Kumar launched a free educational empowerment programme, called ‘Ente Kongappadam (my Kongappadam)’, giving tuitions to children from the colony who were in Classes VIII, IX and X. He roped in students from NSS Engineering College to volunteer as teachers and started morning and evening

In at least 7-8% cases out of all asthma patients, the symptoms do not improve despite strong medications. Such patients have a new hope. A novel therapy that involves mildly heating the walls of the windpipe using radio-frequency heat waves treat the condition without the side-effects associated