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Bachpan Bachao! Young activist fights child marriage

18th May 202218th May 2022 F. M. Britto activist, changemaker, child marriage, young achiever

Young activist, Payal Jangid, campaigned against child marriage and canvassed boys and girls to protest against it.

Prince William: Royal Activist

16th April 202216th April 2022 Dr Sajith Cyriac activist, Earthshot Prize, environmentalist, philanthropist, Prince William

Diligent philanthropist, committed eco-activist, loving family man, perfect gentleman and future king — what more reasons does one need to love Prince William!

Sanjoli Banerjee, activist and changemaker

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Sanjoli Banerjee: The Fearless Activist and Changemaker

1st March 20222nd March 2022 Joe Eruppakkatt activist, changemakers, female foeticide

Sanjoli became a social activist when she asked these bitter questions: What is female foeticide? Why do people support the killing of my unborn sister?

Inspiring Lives

Swami Agnivesh: The Saffron Activist

20th November 202014th November 2020 F. M. Britto activist, Swami Agnivesh

Swami Agnivesh founded the political party, Arya Sabha, that would work for social spirituality, rejecting materialism.

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Malala Yousafzai: Nobel Peace Prize winner makes it big

4th July 201710th July 2019 Sanchari Banerjee activist, Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Peace Prize

In 2014, aged 17, Malala Yousafzai became the youngest person to win a Nobel Peace Prize, and in April 2017, she became the youngest Messenger of Peace, the highest honour awarded by the United Nations.

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