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    Aug 7, 2026

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    He Left His Global Career to Teach 6 Children. Today, 10000+ Learn Because of Him “Education felt like a privilege, not a certainty.” Ashish Kumar says this because, for many years, school was never guaranteed for him . He grew up in a single rented room with his family of six. His father worked as a carpenter, and every expense at home had to be thought through carefully. Some months we… — The Better India

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17 International Travel, Speaking, Fellowship and Other Opportunities Currently Open – August 5, 2026 1. Aga Khan Foundation Goals for Tomorrow: Call for Youth Presenters The Aga Khan Foundation invites young leaders, artists, innovators, activists, entrepreneurs, researchers and community builders living in Canada to present at Goals for Tomorrow, a national youth-led virtual festival focused on global citizenship, in… — OpportunityDesk

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    The Better India

    Jun 19, 2026

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    3 Sisters Are Bringing the Joy of Reading to 8000 Children Across India’s Tribal & Coastal Belts On a Tuesday morning inside a free school run by a non-profit in the tribal belt of Madhya Pradesh, a teacher paused midway through a story and looked around her classroom in disbelief. Thirty children who usually struggled to sit still were listening with complete attention. Not one child was fidgeting. Nobody was try… — The Better India

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