रति गोंड* मझोली गाँव की रहने वाली २१ वर्षीय महिला हैI मझोली गाँव पन्ना ज़िले...
Author: Nivedita Rawtani
2021 fellow, working with Koshika in Panna, Madhya Pradesh. Koshika is working with tribal communities of Panna tiger reserve to improve the condition of maternal and infant health in the most inaccessible and underdeveloped villages. Nivedita supports the team with strengthening the health intervention and designing pilot programs.
How Caste Continues To Take A Center Stage In Panna, Madhya Pradesh
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Poshan Mela : A Celebration Of Local Recipes From Bundelkhand
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People-Centric Approach To Health: Jan Swasthya Sahyog’s Work
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A Heart-Wrenching Tale Of A 13-Year Old Mother In Rural India
It was 11:30 PM when I received a call from Reema’s* mother-in-law. They...
Why 50 kgs On A Weighing Scale Comes As A Surprise To Me
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A Closer Look Of Majholi, Panna : My First Rural Immersion
Rural immersions make for an important part of the fellowship journey. I...
A Love Letter To Panna
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