By Bhavya Gupta Introduction Health is a philosophical concept that encompasses a fulfilling life, purpose, positive relationships, self-respect, and mastery, rather than merely the absence
Women’s education is a milestone for sustainable change. Education provides wisdom, clarity, and brings awareness into everyone’s life. Education gives empowerment to women, and empowerment creates a healthy lifestyle in women’s lives. Women play a significant role in the development of a sustainable society. At present, we couldn’t create a greater pathway without providing equitable, justifiable, and inclusive education to women. Women face a lot of challenges in their lives in regards to completing their education. In order to provide a safe atmosphere, along with government initiative, we also need to tackle all the barriers and have to remove social stigma, gender disparities, etc.
Inclusive education is unlocking the potential of every child. It builds the holistic development of a learner. Inclusive education covers all children without any discrimination. It emphasizes SDG Goal 4 and ensures quality learning for all in India. It covers a wide area for the overall well-being of differently abled children.
Child Labor is a global issue and requires substantial efforts to eradicate the issue. There have been efforts to reduce Child Labor. Education is an effective strategy to address child labor. Making school universal has gone hand-in-hand with reductions in child labor worldwide. Policymakers need to strengthen both access to, and quality of, elementary and secondary education. Education solves the issue of child labor, by channeling the interests of children in their careers. Another solution to reduce Child Labor is to educate child laborer’s parents. Awareness drives have motivated many parents to invest in their children’s education, but there are still some who prioritize money over education.
Neural dysfunctions Neurological dysfunctions are abnormal conditions and/or impaired functioning of the brain and the nervous system which alters the efficiency of brain functions. These
This article examines the critical intersection of international labour law and the gig economy, focusing on the urgent need for protections for millions of platform-based workers. It highlights the role of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in addressing the challenges faced by gig workers, identifying existing legal gaps and proposing essential reforms. The discussion underscores the importance of establishing equitable labour standards to ensure that gig workers receive the rights and protections they deserve in an evolving labour landscape.
BY HUMAIRA HASAN INTRODUCTION With the rapidly growing technology, would one conclude that screen time has a role to play in amplifying the severity
This article evaluates the role of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) in promoting environmental justice in India while underlining the urgent need for increased public awareness and community involvement. It outlines the functions and jurisdiction of the NGT, some of the most important legal frameworks, and strategies for increasing public knowledge and involvement in environmental conservation. This article calls for an aware citizenry that can actively participate in the conservation of the environment towards sustainable development through grassroots movements and effective partnerships.
This article explores common myths associated with Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), which is an important process in assessing the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects and actions. It clears up misconceptions about the purpose, methodology, and importance of EIA in promoting sustainable development, dispelling the myths regarding its efficiency, scope, and influence on decision-making. By debunking these myths, the article seeks to increase understanding of EIAs and their critical role in environmental protection.
This article examines the concept of a “just transition” in climate action, emphasizing the importance of protecting economically disadvantaged communities during the shift to a green economy. It highlights how these communities bear a disproportionate burden due to limited resources, vulnerability to climate impacts, and reduced access to green technologies. Challenges such as job loss, economic insecurity, and rising living costs further increase inequalities. To address these disparities, the article proposes solutions including targeted financial aid, community-led initiatives, job training programs, and inclusive policy-making. These measures aim to ensure that sustainability efforts are fair and equitable for everyone.
