India's healthcare challenges include rural-urban gaps, inadequate infrastructure, and women's health inequities. Solutions lie in rural investment, gender equality, better disease surveillance, and cultural awareness for effective, equitable care.

India's education system faces disparities worsened by COVID-19, impacting marginalized groups like street children and uneducated women. Addressing the digital divide, inclusive education, and vocational training aligned with NEP 2020 and SDGs is crucial for equity.

India faces systemic gender barriers, with disparities in education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. Challenges include malnutrition, anaemia, child marriage, trafficking, and educational deprivation, impacting women’s well-being and hindering the nation’s social and economic progress.

Ladli Foundation advocates for WaSH as a basic human right, addressing India’s water scarcity, sanitation gaps, and hygiene challenges. By promoting sustainable practices, we aim to reduce waterborne diseases, improve lives, and build a resilient future.

Rural Indian women face economic barriers, with 80% in informal jobs and only 20% in formal employment. Limited vocational training, financial literacy, and skill development further hinder their economic independence and opportunities for advancement.

Ladli Foundation combats India's drug abuse crisis by empowering at-risk youth through education, skill-building, and holistic support. Aligned with UN SDGs, it addresses addiction's root causes, fostering resilience and brighter futures while promoting community well-being.