By Lata Jha: One of the earliest memories I have of my childhood is that of enjoying biryani and sewai at a dear Muslim friend’s place every Eid and Bakrid. Her mother, an extremely affectionate lady, would feed us both equally fondly, and I remember
By Lata Jha: We often take the world and our roles in it for granted. There is a certain way things have been, and that is exactly how they will always be. The idea of a revolution is extremely distant, and for most of us,
By Monisha Vemavarapu: 'Holi' very fondly brings back memories of my childhood years - with a bucket bigger than my 8 year old self, trying to chase and drown a tall, burly boy in colour. Of course, never did I manage that, but over the years
Do you really believe that your father wants to hurt you when he disagrees with you? What is it that things which increases the distance between you and your family. Sagar asks a simple questions and finds the answers to everything else within himself "Where can
By Aparna Ravi: It is very important to realise what you want to be in life, but also, isn't it important to know that what ‘I’ want to do in life, makes me content and satisfied? Do you want to do what you are passionate about
By Lata Jha: To begin with, for most of us, they might not have been much more than just places we dragged ourselves to each morning, either because attendance was compulsory or because we just couldn’t do without meeting our friends. But over time, schools
The SMILE Program established in 1986, has changed the lives of many young people over the years creating volunteering opportunities for young people to explore and understand their own selves while understanding issues and the society around them. Take a sneak peek into the orientation
Youth Ki Awaaz is proud to partner with Commutiny Youth Collective to launch a brand new section on YKA - The 5th Space. How do young people spend their time? At home with family, hanging out with friends, in leisure or at college/workplace. Traditionally these