"Ethan Sebastian: India's First Autistic World Kickboxing Champion" Ethan Sebastian, 11, is India's first autistic World Kickboxing Champion. But before the medals and the podiums, his story began with four years of doctors treating the wrong thing and two parents who refused to stop looking for answers. Four Years, Six Schools, One Wrong Diagnosis Ethan hit his early milestones a little late—his babbling and first steps came after most children. However, by age two, he was a

"If someone had told me years ago that my autistic son would represent India, win international gold medals, sign autographs for schoolchildren, and inspire families across the world, I may not have believed it. Today I know that potential has no diagnosis." Understanding a Different World Ranveer's early years were a mix of joy, confusion, learning, and discovery. He was a loving child, but his parents noticed that he experienced the world differently from other children his

In this month’s Success Story segment, we bring you a heartwarming story of friendship, resilience, and purpose. A journey led by two inspiring mothers who turned their personal challenges into a movement that celebrates connection and inclusion. Meet Gopika Kapoor and Moneisha Nagar , co-founders of Buddy Up , a unique social platform designed to help people with disabilities build friendships, communities, and a true sense of belonging. Their story is not just about creat

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Do you know what is the most Googled question on Autism ? No idea! It is, Is Autism Curable? Have you wondered the same! Do you think...

Whether we like it or not, household chores are a necessary part of everyday life — but they're also far more than just a way to keep the house running. For children, especially those with autism, developmental delays, or sensory processing differences, chores double as functional therapy: building fine and gross motor skills, routine, independence, and self-confidence, all through everyday tasks. Involving children in household chores gives them the opportunity to become act

In a world where neurodiverse individuals often struggle for acceptance, one mother’s love sparked a movement that has touched countless...