In India, as companies and organizations wrap up their financial year, we too reflect on our journey.

As we celebrate Women’s Day, it is both a privilege and an inspiration to share the stories of resilience, empowerment.

Harsh, a 11-year-old migrant boy from Bihar came to Literacy India to learn coding, but unfortunately all the seats were taken by then.

Simple Kumari, a 35-year-old mother of a six-year-old, moved to

In the bustling community of Chhawla, a young 8th-grade student

In the heart of a bustling city lived Rajvi, a

In the heart of Literacy India, where dreams find wings and resilience takes root, emerging tales that inspire and transcend.

Within the pages ahead, we unveil the inspiring narratives of Priyanka Mahato and Dibyendu Majhi, two individuals whose lives embody the resilience.

Over the last 3 decades, Literacy India has remained committed to transforming the lives of underserved children .