Across India, teachers are quietly innovating in their classrooms — turning small gestures into big change. Voices of Teaching and the Dhwani toolkit exist to amplify these stories, because sometimes the best ideas come from teachers listening to teachers

Urban childhood is a growing reality - map children, listen to Anganwadi workers, and build child-friendly cities where every young child can learn and play

AI that replaces human attention can quietly take from children's development. The simple test: does the tool strengthen human relationships - or compete with them?

Children across 10 states contribute drawings, stories and reflections as part of the Voices of Play initiative

AI in education will help spark kids' thinking, don't replace it. Support struggle, free teachers, enable offline equity

The article critiques the growing reliance on data in education systems while emphasizing its boundaries

Children learn not just from what we teach, but from how we attend. They watch our faces and sense our focus—or lack of it

Pod for Happiness is more than a playful shelter. It is a powerful idea that happiness grows where children are seen, heard, and included

A lullaby, or cradle song, is a soothing song or piece of music sung or played for children to help them sleep

Bachpan Ka Tyohaar celebrates childhood and encourages communities and Anganwadi centers to plan activities for children

In India, 62% of government schools lack playgrounds, denying children a healthy childhood. Prioritising play invests in their bright future

"The more conversation, the better the brain will develop" - Prof. Usha Goswami. Simple parenting transforms children's futures

Letting the kids play freely will motivate them to reimagine creativity, develop cognitive thinking, and face risky situations

The Voices of Play initiative aimed to build a Play Manifesto, crafted by the children themselves, with support from REACH Collective, Shiksharth, and EkStep Foundation

Play naturally fosters creativity, allowing children to tell stories, construct with twigs and rocks, and imagine shapes in clouds.

Play is how children learn best. It's not extra. It's essential.

Play is essential for brain development, building neural pathways while enhancing problem-solving abilities and social skills in children

Teaching children about failure, anger management, and empathy is vital. Prioritising play over excessive screen time fosters healthy life

Play shapes young minds! From pretend games to outdoor adventures, every moment builds skills and happiness

Mrunal Shah, Founder of Sunday Bricks champions environments and interactions that allow children to thrive

Learn the joy of unstructured play with "Bachpan Manao." Reconnect children with nature, creativity, and meaningful learning while nurturing their growth