The word Ehsaas means ‘realization’. In 2002, when Shachi Singh and a group of like-minded individuals founded the organization, they recognized a painful truth: children like Kajal live in danger every day, their rights violated, their voices unheard.
Born in 1944 in Gujarat, Soni was a gifted student. He earned a master's degree in mathematics from MS University of Baroda, graduating first class with distinction and setting a record that remains unbroken.
For over eight decades, The Poona School and Home for the Blind has stood as a beacon of hope and empowerment for visually impaired children in Pune, India. Established in 1934 by the visionary Dr. SR Machave, the institution has grown into a sanctuary where dreams flourish, independence is nurtured, and societal integration is achieved.
This International Women’s Day, DARPAN salutes two extraordinary women whose relentless efforts are making the world a safer and more compassionate place. These inspiring warriors are fighting battles that many turn away from. Dr Sunitha Krishnan: A Leading Advocate Against Sex Crimes
Another catalytic project led by Dr. Ghosh is the National Overdose Response Service (NORS), a lifeline for individuals using substances alone. What began as an idea inspired by a patient’s innovative approach to virtual support has blossomed into a nationwide initiative. The emergency line aims to provide immediate support to people and ensure that they aren't using drugs alone.
In the early days of the global pandemic, chef and entrepreneur Paritosh Pant transformed his kitchen skills into a humanitarian mission, founding Feeding From Far to tackle hunger in India’s underserved communities.
