In an attempt to eradicate illiteracy in & around Delhi, Madhuri Aggrawal's Winnerz's School focuses on educating children of migrant workers.
In an attempt to eradicate illiteracy in & around Delhi, Madhuri Aggrawal’s Winnerz’s School focuses on educating children of migrant workers.
Winnerz School is run by the Winnerz trust and is focused on inclusive primary education. The school is running the Back to School Program that brings back poor children to school after the COVID-19 shock.
They are fundraising for a 100 percent fees waiver and believe that they can rescue children from the social atrocities that they have been pushed into. In 2021 their mission is to open 10 more schools on the Delhi-Haryana border.
You can find them on their website right here.
Winnerz Trust began in 2004 with the motivation to remove illiteracy from urban villages in Delhi, especially for the migrant class.
Our aim is to impact the legacy, grow community attachment and have more grassroots development while educating the children who need it.
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Netflix’s ‘House Of Secrets: The Burari Deaths’ dwells into the shocking death of an entire family of 11 in one night. It throws light on gender roles, superstitions & mental health in Indian households.
(Trigger Warning: This story delves into a documentary about alleged suicide/murder and may be triggering. Spoilers ahead).
Directed by Leena Yadav and Anubhav Chopra, Netflix’s latest three-episode documentary ‘House of secrets: The Burari Deaths’ traces what happened with the Bhatia family in 2018. On a usual summer morning, 11 members of the same family were found suspiciously hanging from the roof in the suburb of Burari. Later it was concluded to be an occult ritual gone wrong.
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What would the life of the daughters or sisters, or any other girls in the families of your domestic help be if they had better opportunities? Let's find out by talking to 4 gutsy girls who did it.
What would the life of the daughters or sisters, or any other girls in the families of your domestic help be if they had better opportunities? Let’s find out by talking to 4 gutsy girls who did it.
“I tell my story not because it is unique. But because it is not. It is the story of many girls” ~~Malala Yusufzai.