Young India Network for Good Health

As a Life Coach and advocate for youth well-being, it was a privilege to join an energizing and insightful session organized by the brilliant CATs (Community Action Teams) of the Nada Young India Network for Good health   While the topic at hand— the depiction of tobacco use on OTT platforms —was serious and deeply relevant, the energy, passion, and preparation of each young speaker turned the session into a celebration of awareness, advocacy, and action. A special shout-out to Hiral , our Good Health Champion , who began her journey with Nada India back in Class 9. Today, she continues to lead from the front, coordinating healthy campus efforts in Faridabad with dedication and heart. Watching her evolution is both inspiring and affirming of the long-term impact youth-led initiatives can have when nurtured with care. And then, there were the real stars of the day— our CATs ( Community Action Team) , who brought not only their intellect but also their soul to this session: 🌟 Dar...

  📢 Volunteer Announcement 📢 Nada Young India Network for Good Health is seeking passionate and dedicated individuals to join our team as Social Media Engagement and Content Development Volunteers! 🌟 Job Description: As a volunteer in this role, you will have the opportunity to make a significant impact by leveraging the power of social media to raise awareness about tobacco control, promote public health, and support our mission of creating a tobacco-free Youth. Your responsibilities will include: 1️⃣ Social Media Management: Assisting in managing and curating content for Nada Young India Network's https://vleadacademy.org and social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter,LinkedIn and Developing engaging and informative posts, graphics, and videos to promote our initiatives, campaigns, and events. Monitoring and responding to comments, messages, and inquiries from our social media community. 2️⃣ Content Creation: Researching and creating compelling written c...

Subhiksha, Nada India Youth Catalyst  I am a diligent development economics graduate passionate about building an egalitarian society which has provision to quality education and healthcare facilities for all those in need. My past work experience has exposed me to understand the intersectional nature of societies formed because of their unique socio-political-economic backgrounds. Thus while trying to understand the complex nature of societies, my interest area has ranged from ethnography, socio-political ideologies, women and child healthcare, gender roles to government policies and health insurance.  I came across the opportunity to connect with Nada India Foundation (NIF) while recently working on my research paper titled:  “Garden based nutrition education: An experimental approach for learning nutrition education to change adolescent’s eating preferences in India”.  The motivation of the paper was to raise awareness on the rising incidence of non-c...

Nada India team was felicitated with Grace India Award 2019 at a seminar on "Women Empowerment & Dr.BR Ambedkar" @Karorimal College of Delhi University on 14th December 19 organised by Grace India Educational Trust and Forum for Democracy & Society. We received the Award on behalf of Nada volunteers and members of Young India Network for Good Health Afilash T. Issac, Prof. T.K. Thomas ji, Ms.Mincy , Jyotsna ji ,Dr.Ajay Vats, Dr.Sagar, Nadeem, Ravichandran, Harish Bhutani ji, Vindhya, Pushpa, Heena, Rish, Riya, Kanika, Gurprit,Mrs.Pratima Singh, Purnima, Ashwray, Ankita Lal, Punit, Abha Narula,Vineet, Danish, Febin,Dr.Sinha,Dr.Doss, Hemant,Subhodh,Saurabh Suman, Ravi Gupta, Bharat Bhushan, Dr.Bharat Bhushan, Deep Group, Bhism Wahi,Nahida, Komal and many more.  Thanks and Congratulation!!

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Mincy Lakhani  Mincy L akhmani,,,,,, Awesome volunteer and committed Health Advocate “I have been fortunate enough to volunteer at NADA INDIA FOUNDATION   and this experience really stood out as one of the best! The variety of the projects was a real plus point for me as I got to know different issues in area of health among variety of groups. Working out with Mr.Aflilaash at different de-addiction centers and with Mr.DevenderJoti at DRUG USE & HOMELESS:PEER COUNSELLOR facilitating   GROUP,which was wonderful. What I most appreciated was how friendly and open the people were during the sessions.  Also,learning research methodology at YOUNG INDIA NETWORK FOR GOOD HEALTH on HEALTH NEEDS was a great experience.Finally, I can say I got the practical exposure of what I’ve learned from textbooks. Preparing questionnaire and taking surveys was challenging yet successful under guidance of Mr. SuneelVatsyayan, a special mention has to go to him ,he ...

Prof.T K Thomas 04 Jun, 2019    “with the growing young population in India, it becomes extremely important to involve youth and understand their needs at the policy level. This can help them to effectively deal with the cross cutting issues like linkages between alcoholism, tobacco use and tuberculosis. The government must make the political decision to put youth first to make the universal health coverage a reality.” The annual World No Tobacco Day was observed on 31st May. The day is observed by the World Health Organization [WHO] and global partners as an opportunity to raise awareness on the harmful and deadly effects of tobacco use and secondhand smoke exposure and to discourage the use of tobacco in any form. This year’s focus for the day was, “Tobacco and lung health”. Everyone knows how tobacco affects our lungs. The WHO release says, the campaign will increase awareness on, “the negative impact that tobacco has on people’s lung health, from cancer, to chronic r...

According to Mr. Dev Bhushan Kalra, Chartered Accountant, author of book    “Not Everything On G.S.T Just Definitions ”,   the  alcohol for human consumption has been kept out of the purview of Good Services Tax due to two major reasons. First, a constitutional amendment would be needed to be made for the same. Second, it is one of the most revenue generating activity in the States.  To understand the impact of GST on alcohol, we need to differentiate between the internal and the external factors that may drive the price of alcohol with the onset of GST. The internal factors are the supply chain and the existing laws that govern the manufacture and sale of alcohol. Since GST as on date has kept alcohol output out, hence the existing law provisions will apply. Thus no or little change would accrue as this is what is happening today (before GST). What is interesting is that the inputs for the same are now in the purview. This is what the external factors a...

Let Us Talk: Developing Connections And Empowering Communities For Well-Being by   Suneel Vatsyayan Posted on Mar 23 '17,  Community roots, community reach Chanda (name changed), along with eight other peer educators with a similar background, regularly visits families in an urban slum of New Delhi to talk with them about diabetes, hypertension, cancer and alcohol and tobacco. These peer educators are 15- to 18-year old students and are living in the same community where they conduct their interventions. That makes it easier for them to understand and to make a connection with the families they meet. Five out of nine peer educators share how their fathers were addicted to alcohol and despite being girls how they managed to make their fathers understand and help them overcome addiction. Building on their own stories and being able to rely on their intimate understanding of the community, the peer educators, like Chanda, are able to rela...

Two students of a Rohtas-based school are on cloud nine after the President of India's office responded positively to their plan to clean the man-made lake around Sher Shah Suri's mausoleum. Class XI students Vineet Prakash and Mani Raj Singh had written to President Pranab Mukherjee on December 15, seeking his intervention to restore the glory of the mausoleum, on the wane because of a foul smell emanating from the water body around it in Sasaram district. The letter, a copy of which is with The Telegraph, said the dirty water had not been cleaned for decades because of the apathetic attitude of authorities and Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which looks after the heritage site. In the letter the boys said it was not only sending a wrong message to tourists but could also cause serious diseases because of air pollution. The students had earlier chalked out a detailed plan to clean the water, something they showcased at a science exhibition in Ranchi in February...

Wonderful Youth Initiative on Women's Day Celebration - This is the way to go Young India. International Women's Day 2015 smile emoticon . We have celebrated at the most prime spot of our Nation ' THE INDIA Gate' , New Delhi with the inspiration from IOGT International ( www.iogt.org ) President Kristina Sperkova, supported by Amardeep India and ITYF. This is the most memorable occasion in the demonstration of silent heart driven support to women. Amardeep along with . Nada India  joined  Indian Temperance Youth Federation - ITYF  initiative a at India Gate on 8th March..