Mentor. Guide. Leader - Gulafsha Khan's story
Not far from the historic city of the erstwhile Mughal Rulers, Delhi, is the large settlement colony of Bhalswa. In stark contrast to the grandeur of the capital city, Bhalswa can best be described as Delhi’s largest dumping ground.
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Finding a way out of poverty: Keerthi's story
“I don’t know if I could be happier. I believe this is the best thing that has happened to me in the last 21 years”, says Keerthi, his excitement seeping through his otherwise calm voice.
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A story of exemplary courage: Meet D. Prakash Rao from Cuttack, Odisha
A year ago, when the TV show Satyamev Jayate showcased Magic Bus’ work in moving children from poverty, 57-year-old D.Prakash Rao was one of the millions of viewers.
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When giving up was a better option than giving in: Naseem speaks about overcoming addiction
Before it turns your health upside down, addiction plays havoc with a person’s will power. “Nasha was my life. I would begin and end my day with it. I had lost count of days, months, and years that had flown past me while I was in nasha”,
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Small town, big dreams ? Kowsalya’s story
A year ago, it was rare for girls of V.R.P. Chatram community to step out and participate in outdoor activities. V.R.P. Chatram is a semi-rural suburb near Chennai.
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From Dharavi to a Magic Bus Peer Leader: Suryakant's story
20-year-old Suryakant dreams to be a businessman and take his parents on a world trip. ‘My father is a cobbler; my mother, a home-maker.
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Breaking the poverty cycle: Nagma's story
Meet Nagma, Magic Bus Peer Leader, who fought against all odds to pursue a life of her choice - to be a footballer.
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When courage triumphed: Shivam’s story
Shivam, 18, lay in his bed at Safdarjung Hospital surrounded by a stack of books. Time and again, he would flip through books as the medicines kept the pain away. A battle raged in his mind as he feverishly tried to remember facts..
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