Just when you thought the Bachpan Ki Dhun challenge was winding down… Singer Squad drops this! Watch the full video on our youtube channel: youtu.be/WstJaveCFis

CRY helps bring change by working with local bodies, panchayats, and communities to revive traditional water sources like wells, ponds, and check dams. Once restored, these sources help recharge groundwater and provide water all year round.

As part of Swachh Bharat abhiyan & Oil India’s Swachhata Pakhwada, The CRY STEM Centres are equipping children with tools, space, and curiosity to learn, explore, and innovate. Big cheers to these young minds for showing us that change can begin right in the classroom.

Someone always claimed they heard ‘ghungroo ki awaaz’. No one dared to check. 🫣

Snail spotting was the official sport during monsoons. 🐌 🌧️

YouStayedWithUs and that’s what we love about you. Just popping in to say a big THANK YOU for being such awesome supporters of India’s children!

Homework dissolved… teacher can’t scold us now, right?

Painted with heart and purpose by our volunteers, a vibrant wall now stands as a reminder of hope and possibility. Reflecting ‘Infinite Potential of Children’, the mural celebrates the dreams, creativity and strength that lives within every child.

On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we’re recognising children like *Rahul, who show us what strength, recovery, and real change look like. Because every child deserves a childhood full of learning, laughter, and safety. *Name changed.

We're thrilled to launch our joint study with NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, “Comparative Study of New and Old Criminal Laws with the Perspective of Children”, released at NALSAR’s Annual Convocation.

Over 50 children from CRY spent a joyful day filled with laughter, learning, and delicious food, thanks to the generosity of the K Corp Charitable Foundation. A big thank you to the entire team for making every child feel welcome and valued!

In Semraha, a tribal village in Madhya Pradesh, a local youth, who noticed multiple children falling sick. The CRY team began working with the community to ensure regular health monitoring of children, and help families access government nutrition.

Children remind us what it means to get back up, to care deeply, and to dream without fear. We learn from them every day and fight to ensure they get the childhood they deserve. 💛

Friends make school unforgettable. To those who made even the toughest days a little lighter. Happy Friendship Day! Tag that bestie! 💛

It truly takes a village to protect a child’s future. In Mumbai, a 16-year-old was saved from child marriage, twice, thanks to timely vigilance, community action, and the efforts of committed organisations. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/12…

In Krishna Colony in Faridabad, Haryana, the 2025 monsoon told a new story; 📉 No spike in diseases 📚 School attendance, especially among girls, went up 💰 Families spent less on healthcare This was a shift from illness to health, from neglect to hope.

In Surat’s Patichal and Jadababa no Tekro, overflowing drains kept children out of school. CRY helped organise a cleanliness and tree plantation drive, involving children, residents, and municipal staff.

We’ve all heard them. Those wonderfully strange questions from children. 🧐 When that curiosity is encouraged, it grows into ideas, action and bold new possibilities. With the right support, a curious child doesn’t just explore the world, they reimagine it. 🎈

Turn curiosity into change by joining CRY’s 10-day youth-led campaign where you can help protect every child’s right to question, imagine, and explore. Sign up at the link: shorturl.at/lBd1m

This Independence Day, we celebrate many such stories where a single question opens up opportunities for a brighter future; futures that help strengthen our nation. 🇮🇳✊🏻 Every curious child moves the country forward.