Sense International India

About

Deafblind education and support, based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The organisation runs programmes including deafblind education, family support, sensory integration, directly benefiting communities across the region. Volunteers and interns can engage through roles such as special education intern, family support volunteer, therapist associate, gaining hands-on experience in disability support work.

Team size

10-50

Funding type

Grants + Government

Programs

Programme details for this NGO are being compiled. Check back soon.

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Times of India·9 Aug 2026

10 Indian states ranked highest for civic sense and responsible public behaviour; check if your state made it to the list

Civic sense, a common knowledge but not many people follow it. Civic sense is often visible in the smallest everyday actions. The Gross Domestic Behaviour (GDB) Survey 2025, conducted by the India Today Group in collaboration with How India Lives and Kadence International, attempted to measure these attitudes across India. The survey covered 9,188 respondents across 21 states and one Union Territory, examining civic behaviour alongside public safety, gender attitudes, and diversity and discrimination.Here’s the list of top 10 Indian states ranked highest for civic sense and responsible public behaviour:(Canva)

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Malayala Manorama·1 Aug 2026

‘Kerala is far ahead of the USA,' says travel vlogger Jack Heaton; explains reasons

He highlighted how the emphasis on women's education has transformed the public consciousness, fostering mutual respect and an innate sense of social.Kerala travel vlogger, Jack Heaton India journey, Kerala cleanliness India, Kerala education India, Kerala literacy rate USA, Kerala religious harmony, Kerala diversity India, Kerala social responsibility, Kerala vlogger favourite state, Kerala tourism boost, Indian states travel, international vlogger India, cultural coexistence Kerala, progressive mindset Kerala, God's Own Country global recognition

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The Tribune·16 Jul 2026

ICC format changes "make sense from competitiveness stahndpoint": Ashwin

Former India cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin backed the International Cricket Council's (ICC) changes to the fixture format for the 2027 ODI World Cup and 2028 T20 World Cup but stressed the need for greater opportunities for emerging cricket nations to help expand the sport globally.

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