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postgraduate students in medical sciences and healthcare streams in india groundbreaking ceremony for sri venkateswara institute of cancer care & advanced research in tirupati an end to the crop stubble burning menace in punjab may be in sight — and with it a reduction in pollution across north india — thanks to happy seeder, an innovation that turns a fa*ming bane into a boon conserving soil and water for a sustainable living govind and raosaheb are among the many fa*mers who have benefitted from the de-silting activities undertaken in kirtangali village of maharashtra. about us since its inception, tata trusts have played a pioneering role in transforming traditional ideas of charity and introducing the. concept of philanthropy to make a real difference to communities. through grant-making, direct implementation and co-partnership. strategies, the trusts support and drive innovation in the areas of healthcare and nutrition; water and sanitation; energy; education;. rural livelihoods; natural resource management; urban poverty alleviation; enhancing civil society and governance; media, arts, the health situation in the country today is an evolving canvas. with 1.8 million deaths among children (age <5 years) and 68,000 deaths among mothers every year, and 52 million children who are stunted, india's burden of reproductive health, and child health and nutrition water is critical for the survival of all living beings. ensuring the supply of water for drinking, agriculture and sanitation is one of the biggest development challenges across the world. in india, the poor sanitation facilities and the lack of infrastructure add to the access to safe drinking water is still not available to several communities in the country. poor management of available water resources, coupled with lack of a regular supply of water leads to poor sanitation and hygiene habits. the water scarcity affects the given the strong connection between reduction of poverty and access to sustainable energy, tata trusts are keen to support and implement