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"Silence is violence. Act, speak up, raise your voice, report child marriage. Two years ago, no one thought that it was possible to end child marriage. But here we are, living it. Together, we shall end it by 2030. We will be able to look at the children of this country in their eyes and tell them that we tried our best, and we ended child marriage for each one of you!" The 2-hour special telecast NDTV concluded with a strong call to action by our founder Bhuwan Ribhu. ये जो शहतीर है पलकों पे उठा लो यारो अब कोई ऐसा तरीक़ा भी निकालो यारो कैसे आकाश में सूराख़ नहीं हो सकता एक पत्थर तो तबीअ'त से उछालो यारो NDTVindia पर #बालविवाहमुक्तभारत पर दो घंटे की इस विशेष परिचर्चा का दुष्यंत कुमार की इन पंक्तियों के साथ समापन करते हमारे संस्थापक #BalVivahMuktBharat‌‌ Bhuwan Ribhu
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"Silence is violence. Act, speak up, raise your voice, report child marriage. Two years ago, no one thought that it was possible to end child marriage. But here we are, living it. Together, we shall end it by 2030. We will be able to look at the children of this country in their eyes and tell them that we tried our best, and we ended child marriage for each one of you!" The 2-hour special telecast NDTV concluded with a strong call to action by our founder Bhuwan Ribhu. ये जो शहतीर है पलकों पे उठा लो यारो अब कोई ऐसा तरीक़ा भी निकालो यारो कैसे आकाश में सूराख़ नहीं हो सकता एक पत्थर तो तबीअ'त से उछालो यारो NDTVindia पर #बालविवाहमुक्तभारत पर दो घंटे की इस विशेष परिचर्चा का दुष्यंत कुमार की इन पंक्तियों के साथ समापन करते हमारे संस्थापक #BalVivahMuktBharat‌‌ Bhuwan Ribhu

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"If we can create a society which sees the child within every adult – and the adult within every child - we will finally start to change it for the better." We want to make the link between the skills we develop in early childhood and the core foundations that set us up for life and help us to thrive as adults. To help give social and emotional skills the greater priority they deserve, The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood has conducted a first-of-its-kind global listening exercise, involving experts from 21 countries around the world, to catalogue and identify the skills in this area that matter most throughout our lives. The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood has undertaken work to find a common bridge and set of core skills that can apply equally to children and adults, so we can bring people together with a common language and vision to drive action at every level – protecting and strengthening these skills for current and future generations across the whole of society. Through this exercise we found consensus around a set of skills that we develop and nurture during early childhood, but that continue to be enhanced and refined as we grow into adults. They relate to knowing ourselves, managing our emotions, focusing our thoughts, communicating with others, nurturing our relationships, and exploring the world. These are the skills that lay the foundations for our positive future mental health and resilience throughout our lives. Healthy development of these core skills is not inevitable – they must be nurtured from our earliest moments of life. The foundations for these skills are laid in early childhood, between pregnancy and the age of five, which is why those earliest years represent such a golden opportunity to make a difference right from the start. But our social and emotional growth continues throughout our lifetime, and change is always possible. #ShapingUs
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"If we can create a society which sees the child within every adult – and the adult within every child - we will finally start to change it for the better." We want to make the link between the skills we develop in early childhood and the core foundations that set us up for life and help us to thrive as adults. To help give social and emotional skills the greater priority they deserve, The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood has conducted a first-of-its-kind global listening exercise, involving experts from 21 countries around the world, to catalogue and identify the skills in this area that matter most throughout our lives. The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood has undertaken work to find a common bridge and set of core skills that can apply equally to children and adults, so we can bring people together with a common language and vision to drive action at every level – protecting and strengthening these skills for current and future generations across the whole of society. Through this exercise we found consensus around a set of skills that we develop and nurture during early childhood, but that continue to be enhanced and refined as we grow into adults. They relate to knowing ourselves, managing our emotions, focusing our thoughts, communicating with others, nurturing our relationships, and exploring the world. These are the skills that lay the foundations for our positive future mental health and resilience throughout our lives. Healthy development of these core skills is not inevitable – they must be nurtured from our earliest moments of life. The foundations for these skills are laid in early childhood, between pregnancy and the age of five, which is why those earliest years represent such a golden opportunity to make a difference right from the start. But our social and emotional growth continues throughout our lifetime, and change is always possible. #ShapingUs

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988,800 views • 2 years ago

#WATCH | Bengaluru Space Expo 2026 | Chairman of IN-SPACe, Dr Pawan Kumar Goenka, says, "For the many nations that are expanding into space, across Africa, the Gulf, our own neighbourhood, and beyond, India offers something shaped by its own destiny. A committed end-to-end partner... India can walk that road with you and stay for the long term. We know what it is like to build a space programme against all the odds and to be helped by partners who treated us as equals. That is the partner India intends to be to every nation that seeks to rise in space... Let us move from memorandum to joint missions, from discussions to shared programmes. India wishes to grow with the world, not apart from it."
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#WATCH | Bengaluru Space Expo 2026 | Chairman of IN-SPACe, Dr Pawan Kumar Goenka, says, "For the many nations that are expanding into space, across Africa, the Gulf, our own neighbourhood, and beyond, India offers something shaped by its own destiny. A committed end-to-end partner... India can walk that road with you and stay for the long term. We know what it is like to build a space programme against all the odds and to be helped by partners who treated us as equals. That is the partner India intends to be to every nation that seeks to rise in space... Let us move from memorandum to joint missions, from discussions to shared programmes. India wishes to grow with the world, not apart from it."

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20,357 views • 1 month ago

At the First Nations Leaders Gathering, I am moved by the courage of those who share their truths. I stand with survivors, every single day, for their stories humble and teach us. We must be honourable in our relation to one another, not to live in the past, but always allow it to guide us forward and to see each other for who we are, with kindness, love and respect.
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At the First Nations Leaders Gathering, I am moved by the courage of those who share their truths. I stand with survivors, every single day, for their stories humble and teach us. We must be honourable in our relation to one another, not to live in the past, but always allow it to guide us forward and to see each other for who we are, with kindness, love and respect.

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30,545 views • 11 months ago

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Happy to finally share this exciting project we’ve been working on behind the scenes. Tracing Ghana is a journey across all 16 regions of Ghana to discover the people, places, cultures, communities and stories that make this country who we are. We’ll be hitting the road, travelling from region to region, meeting people, exploring places, listening to stories and documenting the Ghana that exists beyond the headlines. This journey wouldn’t be possible without the support of Kantanka Automobile, who have provided us with the robust off-road Kantanka Obrempong, the vehicle taking us across the country, and StarOil Ghana, who are keeping us fueled along the way. The journey begins now and I’m excited to finally take you along, follow our page Tracing Ghana and subscribe to 'Kafui On The Move' on YouTube for updates and great content. Tracing Ghana | One Nation. Many Stories. #TracingGhana #OneNationManyStories #KantankaAutomobile #StarOilGhana

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30,267 views • 20 days ago

We will never know the depth of what the Japa phenomenon has done to many families and communities. A family of 4kids, One in usa, One in Australia, One in UK and the last one in Abuja. Mother is dead, father is old and lives in the village. This is not an isolated case. This is the story of thousands of families. Friends split. Communities fractured. Families torn apart. Because the country has become such a hard place that so many have to travel far and wide to make something meaningful out of life. Eventually for the money we chase and the survival we seek, by going far far away from home due to no fault of our own, we all eventually pay back in a price far higher than money can give. To you who has missed the birth of your child, the burial of a loved one, the graduation of a sibling, the hugs of your family, because you were far away… To everyone who has had to go far away from home, or who has had loved ones who have had to go far away from home, this one is for you…
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We will never know the depth of what the Japa phenomenon has done to many families and communities. A family of 4kids, One in usa, One in Australia, One in UK and the last one in Abuja. Mother is dead, father is old and lives in the village. This is not an isolated case. This is the story of thousands of families. Friends split. Communities fractured. Families torn apart. Because the country has become such a hard place that so many have to travel far and wide to make something meaningful out of life. Eventually for the money we chase and the survival we seek, by going far far away from home due to no fault of our own, we all eventually pay back in a price far higher than money can give. To you who has missed the birth of your child, the burial of a loved one, the graduation of a sibling, the hugs of your family, because you were far away… To everyone who has had to go far away from home, or who has had loved ones who have had to go far away from home, this one is for you…

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168,378 views • 1 month ago

🚨 A child in Gaza is not asking for toys… he is asking if he will eat today 🚨 Donate urgently to provide meat and rice for the children of Gaza. Today in Gaza… Children are no longer dreaming of toys or gifts. Their dream is simply to have one meal that can ease the pain of hunger. A meal with meat and rice. Something ordinary for many people… But now a distant dream for thousands of families in Gaza. Today, at Project Mohammed, we continued distributing meat and rice meals to children and families living in displacement camps. And we saw children smile the moment they saw food. Children who had not tasted meat for weeks. Children who began eating immediately because hunger was stronger than patience. 💔 There are mothers who go to sleep hungry so their children can eat. 💔 There are fathers who cannot provide a single meal for their families. 💔 There are children who wake up every morning not knowing whether they will eat that day. 💔 And there are children who no longer ask for toys or gifts… They ask: “Will we eat today?” Today we were able to reach some of these families. But thousands more are still waiting. Waiting for a meal. Waiting for help. Waiting for someone to care. In Gaza… Food is no longer something ordinary. It has become a means of survival. And a single plate of meat and rice can mean the difference between hunger and hope. Imagine hearing your child say: “I’m hungry…” And having nothing left to give. This is not a story. This is the reality of thousands of families in Gaza tonight. 🤍 Deep thanks to everyone who continues standing beside Gaza and its children. But we cannot continue without your support. If donations continue to fall… We will be forced to reduce our distributions. And that means more hungry children. More families going to sleep without food. 🚨 If you scroll past without helping, another child tonight will still be wondering: “Will I find something to eat tomorrow?” And your donation today could be the reason the answer becomes: “Yes.” 🤲 Donate. Share. Speak. Before hunger reaches another child first.
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🚨 A child in Gaza is not asking for toys… he is asking if he will eat today 🚨 Donate urgently to provide meat and rice for the children of Gaza. Today in Gaza… Children are no longer dreaming of toys or gifts. Their dream is simply to have one meal that can ease the pain of hunger. A meal with meat and rice. Something ordinary for many people… But now a distant dream for thousands of families in Gaza. Today, at Project Mohammed, we continued distributing meat and rice meals to children and families living in displacement camps. And we saw children smile the moment they saw food. Children who had not tasted meat for weeks. Children who began eating immediately because hunger was stronger than patience. 💔 There are mothers who go to sleep hungry so their children can eat. 💔 There are fathers who cannot provide a single meal for their families. 💔 There are children who wake up every morning not knowing whether they will eat that day. 💔 And there are children who no longer ask for toys or gifts… They ask: “Will we eat today?” Today we were able to reach some of these families. But thousands more are still waiting. Waiting for a meal. Waiting for help. Waiting for someone to care. In Gaza… Food is no longer something ordinary. It has become a means of survival. And a single plate of meat and rice can mean the difference between hunger and hope. Imagine hearing your child say: “I’m hungry…” And having nothing left to give. This is not a story. This is the reality of thousands of families in Gaza tonight. 🤍 Deep thanks to everyone who continues standing beside Gaza and its children. But we cannot continue without your support. If donations continue to fall… We will be forced to reduce our distributions. And that means more hungry children. More families going to sleep without food. 🚨 If you scroll past without helping, another child tonight will still be wondering: “Will I find something to eat tomorrow?” And your donation today could be the reason the answer becomes: “Yes.” 🤲 Donate. Share. Speak. Before hunger reaches another child first.

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18,614 views • 3 months ago