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By Rhea Daruvala, Ruchira Misra, Bindu Nair, Hiba Siddiqui
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Rhea Daruvala, Ruchira Misra, Bindu Nair, Hiba Siddiqui, Usha Banerji, Valerie M Crabtree, Ramandeep Singh Arora The Indian childhood cancer initiative (ICCI) was established to address the critical gaps in childhood cancer care within India, where survival rates are significantly lower compared to high-income countries. While psychosocial support is a well-recognised component of comprehensive cancer care, its provision in India remains fragmented and inconsistent.
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Volunteering makes everyone part of solutions

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By Bindu Nair
| Hindustan Times Verified
In 2018, Kerala faced an unusual southwest monsoon. The torrential rain devastated the state displacing close to a million people, taking over 400 lives. It resulted in damaging 6000 miles of roads, more than 200 bridges and caused around 340 landslides. This was the century’s biggest calamity the state encountered.
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How veganism affects business choices too

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By Bindu Nair
| The New Indian Express Verified
While celebrating the 50th year of the Vegan Society in 1994, Louise Wallis, the then president and chair of the organisation, institutionalised this day as the World Vegan Day. Veganism as a lifestyle has seen a substantial surge in recent years. According to a 2024 estimate, there are approximately 88 million vegans in the world. The largest vegan population resides in India (11 percent of the world), followed by the US and China (4 percent each).
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