“Vat Vrikshya” in Sanskrit means Banyan Tree. The national tree of India, it’s considered holy, representing a shelter to smaller creatures. To social entrepreneur Vikash Das, it represents inclusive growth, a goal he is working towards in the eastern Indian state of Odisha.

Faced with stiff resistance, Modi announced in August 2015 that the government will not re-promulgate the ordinance, which expired in September.

The software will integrate, monitor and evaluate TB vulnerable population data and patients’ histories.

The partnerships anticipate an increase in awareness, dialogue, and consequently attitudinal and policy reform.

It was a well-intended project to improve sanitation and living conditions, but something was lost in the process.

Mr. Ranjith was first diagnosed in 1998, but his treatment continued to fail due to deficient knowledge, social stigma, and lack of community support.

Dictions used in epidemiology and sociology converge in relevant literature due to the similarity between social problem and illness. Both affect a demographic, which present symptoms through which we can identify the problem and eventually address with a cure. In his article “Race hatred is...

From the famed A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift to the popular modern satiric magazine The Onion, humour has had a long tradition as a social corrective.

Just a smile changes the world – the motto of For Hopeful Children Project (FHCP), Thailand.

Sharing information is an essential part of social life, and despite the novelty of the term, ‘networking’ is a new name for an old practice.