Over the last few decades, there has been a tremendous growth in the overall popularity of yoga. More and more people, from all across the world, are showing a keen interest in learning this art for the sheer reason of…

“A land of remarkable diversity – from ancient traditions and artistic heritage to magnificent landscapes and culinary creations – India will ignite your curiosity, shake your senses and warm your soul.” – That’s exactly how the Lonely Planet describes India.

If you love kids, then you’ll surely enjoy being a part of any volunteering project with children in India. All our projects involve kids from underprivileged backgrounds – who do not get adequate love and support from their families.

Before we go ahead and discuss why it is important to be a volunteer for the Street Children Program in India, let’s first dig deeper into this social problem that has been there in the country for decades.

Pandit Nehru, the first Prime Minister of independent India, was extremely fond of kids and thus, November 14 is marked as Children’s Day, to celebrate his birth anniversary, as we all know.