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Undeniable girl power!

Today is National Science Day, when we remember Sir C. V. Raman, India’s leading scientist, whose changing wavelength theory changed the world of science.

The theme this year is ‘Women in Science: Catalyzing Viksit Bharat’, which makes us happy.

We’ve noticed that girls bring a unique creativity to scientific innovations and developments that impact our daily lives.

What they’ve lacked so far is opportunity. At n+1, we’re changing that.

We work among some of India’s underprivileged communities, giving their children a chance to learn and explore a whole new world of knowledge.

If you too want to encourage and mould these young minds, join us and help build the future of India.

International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

For years, girls have been told that science and technology are fields meant for boys. But does knowledge really have a gender?

At n+1, we believe, change starts at the grassroots. It is important to give girls from all socioeconomic backgrounds equal opportunities to succeed. And we're doing just that with our foundational numeracy program.

By fostering curiosity, we are helping young girls from rural villages in India unlock their true potential so they can pursue their dreams.

Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and the theme this year is - 'From Vision to Impact: Redefining STEM by Closing the Gender Gap.

Thanks to all our supporters and well-wishers, we are doing our bit in ushering a new wave of eager minds who will one day bring greater innovation and creativity to scientific progress.

Here's to the women who inspire, creating success stories for our young girls to follow!

Stepping into the future!

A very Happy New Year to one and all!

Expanding literacy, one child at a time!

This Independence Day, we celebrate the freedom to learn, grow, and dream big.

A big thank you to all our Read-a-story volunteers for helping children unlock their potential - one story at a time! 🇮🇳

Life’s best stories are those that we live with our siblings.

Super proud to share that Dipu Dhodi is following in his sister’s big footsteps to chase and achieve his dreams.

He has completed his Diploma in Mechatronics from the Indo German Toolroom, and he’s ready to join the mainstream.

Despite all the challenges, all the limitations, the self-doubt, and all the hardships… despite everything, he persevered and kept going after his dream.

Today he’s landed a job in Ather, and he’s on his way to Bangalore. He’s the second person from his village to fly, the first person being his sister.

We’re proud to see how far this sister-brother duo has come. Keep pushing and never stop believing in your best potential.

Best of luck from us all! 💕