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Free to express is an inordinate abode to get a regular dose of what's good: good in eco, causes, companies and incredible change makers. 

How I decide what to cover
Picking which stories to run is often a battle as I am quite passionate about each and every story covered. Bottom line, I chose what I think is inspirational, suitable for the moment or simply catches my fancy. Each day you’ll read something that makes you stop and think, has you looking into something a bit more, or entices you to support a cool cause. Here I’d like to remind you that most of them are those which I am following and I think are very relevant for the society at large. Moreover, to avoid the necessary details regarding finances, donations etc. I pick the causes up from the Facebook. My readers are encouraged to follow the causes from there itself i.e. to log on to www.causes.com

Eg: UPDATES FROM CAUSES

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Health and Wellness Have Twice the Impact & Create Smiles for Children in Need
This holiday season, Operation Smile hopes to give 1,000 children in 14 countries the one thing they've been waiting for - the chance to smile.
For nearly 30 years,… Read More
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Isha Vidhya: Empowering the youth of rural India(Cause)
Official Nonprofit Cause
Members   3,495
Donated   $7,785
Mission  To transform the lives of rural children by providing affordable, high-quality education.

As of now I followed the cause about raising social awareness about eve-teasing; the Keenan and Reuben case. Besides this I am passionate about  - Project Tiger;  Educate the Girl child;  Stop putting ur parents in old age homes…
 Thank you for being a part of all that's GOOD!!
God Bless,
Ajaya
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