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Integrating parental engagement into the public school system

We are excited to share that ThinkZone has begun rolling out a statewide parental engagement program in collaboration with the Odisha State Education Program Authority (OSEPA) and the Government of Odisha. This initiative is designed to support over 856,000 children across the state in building their foundational skills through active involvement from their parents. The […]

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Building Strong Foundations for Children: A Decade of Learning and Resourcefulness

It couldn’t have been a better day to host our learning workshop. Reflecting on ThinkZone’s 10-year journey, one truth resonates deeply: impactful change doesn’t happen in isolation. It’s the result of collective efforts, resourceful innovation, and the courage to challenge systemic barriers. As a bootstrapped education-focused nonprofit, we’ve always been conscious of spending—some might call

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I Quit…

Manga is a dedicated teacher in Bhubaneswar, who grew up in a slum and attended a local public school. Living in a place where obtaining basic necessities like food and shelter was challenging, K. Manga understood how one’s surroundings could impact personal growth. During her upbringing, she had to prioritize obtaining these essential things.

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Stories of the Day

National Youth Day is celebrated on January 12th in honour of Swami Vivekanand whose contributions to social reform, philosophy, spirituality, and youth leadership have been inspiring youth since generations. On this special day, we want to highlight the efforts and dedication of three young ThinkZone fellows who continuously work towards bringing positive changes in their

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To succeed, one should have passion and opportunities.

Chabirani Biswal is a humanities student from a tiny hamlet in Bhadrak district of Odisha. While studying, she had raised hopes to be a teacher. But lack of access to facilities, and family problems, she married early. After marriage, the hope of finding opportunities elsewhere, her dream was dashed by the responsibility of the house. 

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