Mishra says Salaam Baalak, one of a number of groups helping street kids in India, serves about 3,000 children a year. But that's just a fraction of the more than 300,000 believed to live on the ...

Every customer and employee was under age 18. And they were all street kids, hustling to earn a buck shining shoes, picking rags and selling tea along the mobbed streets of Delhi's crumbling old city.

I went to India for the first time on a group tour with my kids. Our trip was great, but I wish I'd packed more hand sanitizer and medications from home. I also wish I'd tried the delicious street ...

In India, a newspaper by and about street children offers a rare look into a community often described as “invisible.” Its success shows change is possible when groups can tell their own stories.

On International Street Children's Day, Delhi confronts the harsh realities faced by its vulnerable youth. Stories of resilience emerge, like Roshni, a mentor with Chetna, and Santosh, a Salaam ...

I went to India for the first time on a group tour with my kids. Our trip was great, but I wish I'd packed more hand sanitizer and medications from home. I also wish I'd tried the delicious street ...

Can India begin to channel some of the creative energy of its twenty-five million street children? Why don’t school lunch schemes work?

She wrote, "My kids will benefit so much by growing up in India. Here are just a few of the ways they will be better off spending their childhood in India instead of the USA." ...