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Blog: Support My School: The Journey So Far
When we began the NDTV Coca-Cola Support My School campaign back in 2011, the real motivating factor was one very simple realization - a realization that a large number of girls in our country are actually dropping out of schools because of one single factor, something as basic as not having separate toilets for girls.
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#SupportMySchool Campaign Achieves Its Mission of 1,000 Swachh Schools
Support My School is a joint initiative by NDTV and Coca-Cola India to revitalise neglected schools. India has been grappling with severe issues of retention of children in school. In rural India, the child is subjected to tremendous social pressures like early marriage, early child birth, taking care of siblings etc.
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Sachin Tendulkar, Aishwarya Rai help raise Rs 13.6 crore to fund schools
The Coca Cola - NDTV 'Support My School' campaign raised pledges worth Rs 13.6 crore towards the revitalisation of 272 schools across India via a telethon led by cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
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'Sir' Sachin reveals his cricket secrets at NDTV Support My School Campaign
While the straight and cover drive were the chapters which needed the most attention from 'Sir' Sachin, there was also the perennial question of balancing studies and cricket.
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Support My School: I thought of Sarah when I joined this campaign, says Sachin
When Sachin Tendulkar walks out on the field, fans hold their breath in awe. On Friday, it was the reverse as the veteran cricketer celebrated 100 schools being included in NDTV's Support My School campaign.
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Team India is not over-confident, complacent: Sachin to NDTV
"Players didn't become complacent or over-confident because of World Cup victory," Sachin tells NDTV.
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72-year-old takes on the task of educating the downtrodden
A retired government employee in Jammu, 72-year-old Raj Bharti, is running a relentless campaign for educating the downtrodden children from the slums. If she would not have come to their rescue, the children would have probably ended up as rag-pickers or beggars or even turned to drug addiction.Bharti begins her day by meeting slum dwellers in Jam...
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Blog: Support My School: The Journey So Far
When we began the NDTV Coca-Cola Support My School campaign back in 2011, the real motivating factor was one very simple realization - a realization that a large number of girls in our country are actually dropping out of schools because of one single factor, something as basic as not having separate toilets for girls.
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#SupportMySchool Campaign Achieves Its Mission of 1,000 Swachh Schools
Support My School is a joint initiative by NDTV and Coca-Cola India to revitalise neglected schools. India has been grappling with severe issues of retention of children in school. In rural India, the child is subjected to tremendous social pressures like early marriage, early child birth, taking care of siblings etc.
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Sachin Tendulkar, Aishwarya Rai help raise Rs 13.6 crore to fund schools
The Coca Cola - NDTV 'Support My School' campaign raised pledges worth Rs 13.6 crore towards the revitalisation of 272 schools across India via a telethon led by cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
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'Sir' Sachin reveals his cricket secrets at NDTV Support My School Campaign
While the straight and cover drive were the chapters which needed the most attention from 'Sir' Sachin, there was also the perennial question of balancing studies and cricket.
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Support My School: I thought of Sarah when I joined this campaign, says Sachin
When Sachin Tendulkar walks out on the field, fans hold their breath in awe. On Friday, it was the reverse as the veteran cricketer celebrated 100 schools being included in NDTV's Support My School campaign.
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Team India is not over-confident, complacent: Sachin to NDTV
"Players didn't become complacent or over-confident because of World Cup victory," Sachin tells NDTV.
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72-year-old takes on the task of educating the downtrodden
A retired government employee in Jammu, 72-year-old Raj Bharti, is running a relentless campaign for educating the downtrodden children from the slums. If she would not have come to their rescue, the children would have probably ended up as rag-pickers or beggars or even turned to drug addiction.Bharti begins her day by meeting slum dwellers in Jam...
