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Kiran Bir Sethi with a group of schoolchildren
Features 

I CAN: Transforming the world one solution at a time

30th January 201930th January 2019 Anjali Heredia Gracias changemakers, Design For Change

It’s time the world starts taking children’s solutions seriously. “While children strive to change their world, let us strive to change THE world,” says Kiran Bir Sethi.

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Features 

The power of India’s youth

3rd March 2018 Prerana Langa changemakers, Prerna Langa, YES Foundation, youth

As per trends, by 2020, India will have the largest young workforce becoming the world’s youngest country with a median age of 29 years. The role of youth power will become increasingly important and will collectively determine the future of the country.

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February 2019 issue out now!


What’s inside…
★ Determination, Thy Name Is Swapna Barman
★ Colour Me Coral
★ I Can! Transforming The World One Solution At A Time
★ It’s OTP Time!
★ Fake News Invasion!
★ Let Yourself Shine! How To Avoid Obstacles To Creativity
★ Winter Hair Care For Teens
★ The Exhausted Superkid
★ A Career In Endocrinology
… and much more!
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  • Do you know who I am? by Robert Clements | under Bob's Banter


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