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It is incumbent upon us to ensure that every student receives vital lessons in empathy After being constantly taunted for her height, skin colour and academic performance by her fellow students for months, a 12-year-old girl cut her wrists in an attempt to end her mental agony. Fortunately, she

A symposium on “Integrating empathy education into mainstream curriculum: Its sociological impact'’ was organised by Carl Rogers Institute of Mental Health in collaboration with Project Empathy on December 13. During the programme, founder of Project Empathy, Vibha Lakhera briefed the gathering on “Say no to Discrimination” project launched by Reachout Foundation in the year 2016 with the primary objective to foster the “acceptance of diversity” as a strength.

What would it take to integrate empathy into mainstream curriculum? How do you teach empathy to children? What are some of the sociological impacts? Does empathy quotient vary from culture to culture?

KOHIMA — Asserting that ‘Knowledge surpasses exam success,’ the Inspector General of Assam Rifles-North (IGAR-N), Maj. Gen. Vikas Lakhera, has emphasised on

Sisodia gives 230 phones to students Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Monday distributed 230 smartphones to the students of Sarvodaya co-ed Secondary Vidyalaya in Rohini. The Minister said that through the efforts of the school’s principal, Awadhesh Kumar Jha, and vice-principal Bharti Kalra, 230 phones were collected for students in need, with the help of the civil society. The smartphones were distributed to students of Class 9 to Class 12. M...

>> its 126. a lot of people ate already. >> reporter: chase and his dad, john hansen, search the streets of salt lake city every weekend for the perfect person to take to lunch. the only requirement is that theyre homeless. is there a point where you are nervous, especially with your 10-year-old son? >> um, theres been a few moments that ive-- that ive been-- you know, you feel that warning in your heart. >> my name is monique. >> reporter: john and chase started what they call "project empathy"...