By Volunteer Nidhi Lohia, FHI Kolkata Before dwelling on the significance of digital literacy, let us analyze the following scenarios....

By Volunteer Roshni Subramani, FHI Kolkata A global pandemic has created havoc in the education sector in the past one year, and...

By Volunteer Lathika Jain, FHI Chennai “Life skill is an art of living which helps us to draw a personal and professional sketch of...

By Volunteer Sneha Pai, FHI Bangalore We all wish to be seen, heard, and understood! To have our thoughts and feelings acknowledged. And...

By Raunak Bhandari, Fly Higher Jodhpur Problem solving is a basic skill to have these days and it must be good for the benefit of people...

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin Little kids are like a soft clay, they can...

‘Life is not about finding yourself, it’s about creating yourself’ – G.B. Shaw Life skills are a crucial part of existence as a human...

How many of us have learnt the skill of gauging ourselves like we gauge others? If we were to grade ourselves for our life skills, our...

By Volunteer Uppasana Baruah, FHI Guwahati Leadership is the very act of motivating people to achieve a common goal. A leader is someone...

By Volunteer Roshni Subramani, FHI Kolkata “Tell me, and I Forget. Teach me and I Remember. Involve me and I Learn.” – Anne with an E. To...

By Volunteer Kratika Trivedi, FHI Lucknow I observe, I understand, I learn, I experiment, I lead. Leadership today is not an innate skill...

By Volunteer Raunak Bhandari, FHI Jodhpur What are the hallmarks of a leader? Perseverance, Uniqueness and Bravery. Dear Children, To...

By Volunteer Mitali Kulkarni, FHI Mumbai It is often believed certain people are ‘born leaders’. While their personality traits might be...

By Volunteer Uppasana Baruah, FHI Guwahati As Sita’s mother asks her to fetch her some water, I, sitting next to the fire, look at both...

By Volunteer Jay Laddha, FHI Ahmedabad I recalled her again. The girl I saw one afternoon, walking down my apartment’s front road,...

By Volunteer Barsha Bharati, FHI Bhubaneswar “What is the cost of this dreamcatcher?” “300 Rs” “Give me two for 100 Rs each.” That woman...

By Volunteer Shritama Sarkar, FHI Bangalore As Aadi returns home after playing Gulli-danda, he sees his mother cooking some rice and...

By Volunteer Selvalakshmi Arullselvam, FHI Pondicherry Today, I feel thankful. Thankful for people like them. I walked in carrying two...

By Volunteer Raunak Bhandari, FHI Jodhpur “Bro, you sound like you are allergic to stupidity.” Haven’t we used this many times? Why are...

By Volunteer Nidhi Lohia, FHI Kolkata It is said that there is no end to gaining knowledge, one can never cease to learn. However, not...