Madurai Corporation plans to transform Barrister George Joseph Park into a disability-inclusive space with therapy facilities, accessible infrastructure and CSR-backed maintenance.

On 3 October 2026, Girls & Boys Town South Africa's Hugtober campaign turns a R20 Hug of Hope sticker and a simple hug into support for vulnerable children.

UNHCR warns funding cuts threaten refugee education, leaving millions out of school and putting progress toward higher education at risk.

India’s Jeddah Consulate marked the 11th Ayurveda Day with expert discussions and an exhibition promoting Ayurveda, preventive healthcare, nutrition and healthy living.

Mogadishu faces growing concern as violence in Baidoa kills and injures children while hunger, malnutrition and aid shortages worsen.

Promonent Jeddah-Based Indian Community Leader Mir Gazanfar Ali Razvi (Zaki) Honoured with Duggar Da Sammaan 2026ja

Yemen's renewed fighting is straining health services and raising fears of cholera, measles, dengue and malnutrition among displaced families.

Vishwa Seva Dinam in Kerala marks Amma’s 73rd birthday with ₹75 crore in humanitarian initiatives, including surgeries, disaster relief and mass weddings.

Ghana’s Nyarkotey Obu launches the India-Africa AYUSH Centre to promote education, research, healthcare training and regulatory cooperation.

Northern Ethiopia's renewed fighting is disrupting aid operations as drone strikes, road closures and poor rainfall deepen humanitarian risks.

UNCTAD says Gaza faces a record economic crisis, with $71.5 billion needed for recovery after widespread destruction since October 2023.

Following a Mississippi grand jury's decision declining criminal charges in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells, this report examines the persistent inconsistencies, trauma findings, and systemic failures highlighted by his family and legal team.

From evidence to action: the Equity Budgeting Tool initiative is helping place fairness, evidence and inclusion at the heart of public budgeting in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Yemen fighting has displaced over 130,000 people since September, while thousands flee to Djibouti as humanitarian needs and funding gaps grow.

Nearly 147,000 people have been displaced across Yemen since September 1 as renewed fighting intensifies in Taiz, Lahj, Al-Hudaydah and other provinces.

Bihar’s Mukhyamantri Balika PhD Fellowship will provide around 1,000 female students ₹10,000 monthly for four years to support higher education and research.

The UN warned that Syria’s recovery faces threats from displacement, regional tensions, landmines and funding shortages despite millions of refugees and displaced people returning home.

The DRC’s Ebola outbreak remains deadly and widespread as cases rise in some areas, while health officials seek funding, emergency teams and stronger global support.

Nearly 100,000 people have been displaced in Sudan’s Blue Nile since January as fighting intensifies, with children making up 47% of those forced from their homes.

A personal reflection on standing at the intersection of history and hope, exploring how a city born of tragedy has evolved into a vibrant microcosm of global resilience.

Yemen’s renewed fighting has displaced over 5,600 households and killed at least four children, as the UN seeks urgent funding and greater humanitarian access.

UN agencies launch a nearly $50 million appeal to assist 84,000 people in Nepal after floods and landslides killed over 1,250 and displaced communities.

A simple request for shoes has grown into Dindori’s “Sole of Soul” campaign, aiming to provide footwear to children across 144 tribal hostels in Madhya Pradesh.

Gaza aid continues amid severe shortages, while medical evacuation needs, West Bank violence and disruptions to education deepen humanitarian concerns.

Nepal intensifies flood relief as more than 1,000 bodies are recovered, nearly 3,900 people remain missing and thousands face displacement, disease and access problems.

Nearly 20,000 people flee renewed fighting in Sudan’s Blue Nile state as shortages worsen, adding to the country’s massive displacement and humanitarian crisis.

Andhra Pradesh launches Sanjeevani in Araku, using drones, mobile clinics and digital health records to bring healthcare closer to tribal families.

Around 330,000 people remain displaced across Lebanon amid renewed hostilities, while UN warns of restricted aid access and civilian deaths in Gaza.

KP’s disability law strengthened employment and rehabilitation, but a modern rights-based framework for equality, accessibility and inclusion is overdue.

UN chief Guterres calls Sudan and Gaza famines a “shameful milestone” as conflicts, disrupted trade routes and funding shortages worsen global hunger.