August Newsletter

August Newsletter

India’s struggle for independence from British colonial rule in 1947 remains a watershed moment in its rich history. Through nonviolent resistance and unwavering determination, the Indian people secured their liberty and forged a path toward self-governance. This monumental achievement continues to inspire nations worldwide and is a testament to the power of unity and the pursuit of freedom.

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Don’t Miss Out: Dates to Remember

12th August: International Youth Day

15th August: Indian Independence Day in India

19th August: World Humanitarian Day

26th August: Women’s Equality Day

Celebrating Milestones

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2 years of Incorporation

August 5th, 2023, marks Ecofunomics LLP’s 2nd year of incorporation, celebrating remarkable growth and success in the educational and research sector, promising a greener future.

Annual Magazine Unveiled

Introducing our upcoming magazine: “Socio-Cacophony: A Walk Down the Social Issues Lane.” Our dedicated team is working tirelessly to bring you thought-provoking reads. Stay tuned for a fantastic collection.  

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ISBN: 978-81-956003-1-1.

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Welcome Afghanistan

Joining our global reader community, we extend a warm welcome to Afghanistan. Delighted to announce our knowledge-sharing now reaches 140 countries.

Trending Topics Unveiled

Youth and Women: India’s Quest for True Independence

Youth and women empowerment holds the key to a brighter future in India. However, despite 76 years of independence, the extent of true independence experienced by the Indian youth and women remains a topic of discussion. This article explores India’s ongoing quest for achieving genuine independence for these segments of society.

DID YOU KNOW?

As India completes 76 years as an independent nation, let us have a look at some unknown brave women who inspired and helped in shaping Independent India.

In 1977, Kolkata erected the first statue of a woman in Independent India, honoring Matangini Hazra.

Tessy Thomas proudly became the first woman to lead an Indian missile project, bringing honor to India.

Avani Chaturvedi – Sky Warrior,  became the first Indian proud woman to fly solo a fighter aircraft.

Breaking stereotypes and inspiring the world, the youth, including women from all backgrounds, should continue striving for their dreams, knowing that there is always a first time for everything.

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Article curated by Ms. Jyoti Agarwal, Research Associate, Ecofunomics LLP. Jyoti@ecofunomics.com

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