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How can India send a spaceship to Mars but not educate its children? Guest post from Deepak Xavier

March 24, 2015
Oxfam is going through its own (belated but welcome) process of ‘Bric-ification’, with the rise of independent Oxfam affiliates in the main developing countries. Oxfam India is one of the leaders, founded in 2008 and focussing its work on 7 of the most deprived states in India. It is rapidly becoming an advocacy powerhouse within India, running campaigns on everything from
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A crucial step in fighting inequality and discrimination: the law to make India’s private schools admit 25% marginalised kids

May 16, 2013
This guest post comes from Exfam colleague and education activist Swati Narayan  This summer, India missed the historic deadline to implement the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009. This landmark law, the fruit of more than a decade of civil society activism, has many path-breaking clauses. For the first time, it bans schoolteachers from offering private
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India's fight for the right to education

November 9, 2012
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