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I Survived To Tell The Tale: I was 4 when I first touched a penis
on May 9, 2014

I Survived To Tell The Tale: An open letter to my abuser

on May 5, 2014

A CSA survivor’s friends share their stories of support in dealing with abuse

on May 2, 2014

Child sexual abuse – The listener’s dilemma

on May 2, 2014

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Where did your latest smartphone come from? Yeah, probably Congo
on Jun 15, 2015

TA Weekends: Events this weekend you shouldn’t miss in Bangalore

on Jun 5, 2015

A mural for a moral: Children paint to make a point on Child labour

on Jun 2, 2015

How legalizing child work may impact the future of millions of children

on Jun 1, 2015


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The invisible factor of malnutrition – Stunting

Melvin Alex, an intern at CRY’s Media mentorship program writes about Indian kids suffering from stunted growth as a result of insufficient nourishment.
on Nov 23, 2015

What I learnt about life and farming as a tea plantation owner in Kerala

Anjana Das shares her experience of life as a tea plantation owner in Waynad.
on Nov 19, 2015

Why you should never dismiss symptoms of depression simply as signs of ageing

Dear Mum, You have too much anger inside you to see the love and affection I am giving you. It is best I don’t cause more pain for you. Love Neena.
on Nov 19, 2015

We owe the children of our country a healthy start to their lives

Melvin Alex, an intern at CRY's Media mentorship program writes about why we must care for the health of young children in our country.
on Nov 3, 2015

How experiencing post-partum depression changed my view of a ‘perfect mom’

I've realized that as moms, our biggest mistake is to try and fit into the socially accepted role of the perfect mom---one who sacrifices everything for the...
on Oct 16, 2015

Bang bang, my baby got me down

Many new mothers experience baby blues with inexplicable crying bouts, anxiety and mood swings that can last for up to two weeks or more after childbirth.
on Oct 15, 2015