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World NGO Day: Celebrating Changemakers and Their Global Impact.  On this World NGO Day , we at Heeals NGO India extend our deepest gratitude to all  volunteers, supporters, and changemakers who stand with us in our mission to create a better, healthier, and more sustainable world.  Your unwavering support empowers us to make a real difference in education, sanitation, health, and environmental sustainability . Together, we are building a future where every individual has access to the resources and opportunities they deserve. Thank you for being a part of this incredible journey. Let’s continue to inspire change, uplift communities, and make the world a better place— one action at a time . Every year on February 27 , the world unites to recognize the invaluable contributions of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) on World NGO Day . This day serves as a tribute to the relentless efforts of these organizations in shaping a more equitable, just, and sustainable world ....

  "The only source of knowledge is experience." — Albert Einstein. If you are looking to gain real-world experience, an internship at HEEALS is the perfect opportunity. Here, you will work at the grassroots level, gaining firsthand insight into the lives of people and communities. You will also have the chance to learn about the operations of an NGO, all while immersing yourself in the rich culture and traditions of India. So, why wait? Come, be a part of the HEEALS movement and experience growth like never before.

Gender equality in science is crucial for building a better future for all, yet women and girls continue to face systemic barriers and biases in pursuing scientific careers.Closing the gender gap in science requires breaking stereotypes, promoting role models to inspire girls, supporting women's advancement through targeted programs, and fostering inclusive environments through policies and actions that promote inclusion, diversity and equity. Did you know? • A 2022 study found that one in two female scientists having reported experiencing sexual harassment at work. A shift in the structure and culture of science workplaces is urgently needed. • As women advance in their scientific careers, the gender gap continues to widen. In research management structures, the proportion of women in senior positions remains disproportionately low. • In cutting edge fields such as artificial intelligence, only one in five professionals (22%) is a woman. • Despite a shortage of skills in most of t...

  1)Makar Sankranti is a popular Hindu festival celebrated on 14th January every year. 2)According to the Hindu calendar, Makar Sankranti occurs when the sun changes its direction northwards from Dhanu Rashi (Sagittarius )  to enter the Makar Rashi (Capricorn) in the month of Poush. 3)It is considered as the most auspicious occasion of the season and observed with holy baths in rivers and offering thanks giving prayers to Sun God. Taking a holy dip in sacred River Ganga at Varanasi or Prayagraj on Makar Sankranti is believed to wash all our sins. 4)In Maharashtra, people wish ‘til gul ghya, god god bola’ on ‘Makar Sankranti’ which means "have sweets and talk sweet''. People decorate their homes with ‘rangoli’ and flowers. Married women invite friends/family members and celebrate Haldi-Kunku. Guests are given til-gul and some small gift, as a part of the ritual. Women make it a point to wear black clothes. 5) In Andhra and Telangana, people cel...

Wishing Everyone A Very Happy Makar Sankranti. May the festival of Makar Sankranti bring new hope, happiness, and prosperity into your life. Happy Sankranti 2025! India celebrates Makar Sankranti, a Hindu festival marked by longer days and warmer nights, signifying a shift in astrological and agricultural cycles and is observed to worship Lord Surya. According to Hindu mythology, Sankranti was a divinity who killed the demon Sankarasur, also known as Karidin or Kinkrant. The festival is celebrated in many regions with kite flying, bonfires, and regional delicacies. Spiritual practices like bathing in holy rivers and giving to the less fortunate are ways to purify the soul and accumulate good karma.