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Giving Voice to the Voiceless: How Nitu Rathi Transformed Animal Rescue in Rohtak
Other · Rohtak

Giving Voice to the Voiceless: How Nitu Rathi Transformed Animal Rescue in Rohtak

Growing up in the quaint village of Sisar Khas, Rohtak, where my father toiled as a farmer, I was surrounded by fields and farm animals. Our family always had a soft spot for animals, with cows taking up a significant part of our household. It was this environment that nurtured my deep affection for all creatures, big and small. Despite earning a diploma in mechanical engineering and working with ICAT for a time, my heart was always with the voiceless beings that needed care and compassion. Even as a vegan, I realized that not everyone shared this empathy, but it became my life's mission to change that narrative.

By Nitu Rathi · 91 views

From Public Parks to Global Screens: Akshay Anand's Yoga Journey
Social Entrepreneurship · Gurugram

From Public Parks to Global Screens: Akshay Anand's Yoga Journey

By Akshay Anand · 129 views

Building Lives, Not Just Sustaining Them: The Yuva And Sewa Foundation Story
Social Entrepreneurship · Gurugram

Building Lives, Not Just Sustaining Them: The Yuva And Sewa Foundation Story

What began as informal conversations among RSS volunteers grew into an 8-program foundation reaching over 5,000 people through health, education, and youth service.

By Abhas Aggarwal · 105 views

From Six Children to a Nationwide Mission: The Story of Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram
NGO / Nonprofit

From Six Children to a Nationwide Mission: The Story of Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram

From a humble hostel for six tribal children to a sprawling national movement, discover how Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram transformed tribal welfare in India.

By Draftover Editorial · 36 views

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How My Home Bakery Became a Six-Person Business

Anonymous shares how formalizing her business on paper — not just in the kitchen — is what let it actually grow.

By Anonymous · 9 views

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