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India has become “the fastest-growing major economy in the world” with growth expected to continue upward over the next decade. However, despite India’s recent economic development, women and girls find themselves at the tail end of this progress. With a population of more than a billion, a National Family and Health Survey between 2019 and 2021 points out that there are more women in India than men — “1,020 women for every 1,000 men.”
This article talks about the recognition of environmental protection back in the 1970s, how the recognition impacted a developing nation like India. This article includes the mention of various laws passed related to environmental protection in India and environmental principles as well.
Education has time and again been proven to be the most effective vehicle of social transformation. Equitable educational opportunities not only pave the way for growth and enhanced employability but also generate awareness and help in creating global citizens.
Even as India marches towards economic prosperity the problems related to primary healthcare remain largely unaddressed. In fact economic prosperity and development brings with it a more complex set of issues related to healthcare which need to be handled with a sense of urgency.
Woman empowerment has long been recognized as one of the central parameters of development in a nation. While this knowledge has for some time now been acknowledged in various media, fora and policy there has been inadequate progress in the area if any. Gravittus Foundation aims to address this disparity and has established several projects towards this end.