Gandhi’s relationship with charkha (spinning wheel) was not just symbolic, It was deeply rooted in his idea of self-reliance
The Kind Of Youth You Will Meet In My Workshop
The inspiring youth of Bhuj. Discover their resilience, collaboration, and unique stories of empowerment, education, and sustainability.
The Hands That Held Me
Of a day which would have been rather gloomy, if not the help from strangers. Author recounts her field day experience.
“How Will This Sustain When You Leave?”
Even if we give our best to an initiative, when we leave, what does it mean to its continuity? Ponders author on a learning centre’s future.
“Why Are You Still Here?”
In a world measured and connectivity, isn’t it a little perplexing to imagine living in a place where, even to call, you might have to travel 20 kms?
My Journey With Self-Help Groups In Madhya Pradesh
What role do women self-help groups generally play in the communities they are part of? Vaishnavi charts a path of possibilities with them.
The Battle, The Shrine, And The Ballad: Stories From Bahraich
The author delves into the narratives of Raja Suheldev and Salar Masud, and how their legacies have shaped local identity.
From Anjar To Lakhpat: Pastoralists’ Journey Of Hope
Rabaris of Anjar leave their homeland for Lakhpat. How are they managing their lives? Read about these pastoralists struggle for livelihood.
From Vision To Victory – An Outreach Story
The journey of Team Vision Foundation and its founder Sandesh Bhingarde – one person’s vision of social change.
Chali Chali Ki: Of The Women Walking
Across the world, women continue to struggle with mobility. But what if landscapes force women to keep walking? Read to find out!
Pictured: How Migrant Laborers Live In Surat?
Where do the migrant workers from unknown places, live, when they come to a hustling bustling city?
Laal Ishq
The thin line between love, passion and violence. And how a patriarchal society fuels irrationality, author mulls.
चिलपुटी की सैर: घोंटूल, सर्गी और साड़ी
चलो आज हम अपना गाँव और यहाँ मिलने वाली बहुत सी नई चीजें जैसे घोंटूल, सर्गी के बीज हमारी शाम की शाला आपको दखाएं।
Kya Ab Humari Shaadi Ho Gayi Hai?
The ordeal of a village woman in trying to avail the benefits of a government scheme, which was rightfully hers.
Dais, Didis And Doppelgängers
Few days in the field Ankita finds that she is a doppleganger! Dais and didis all agree. What happens next? Read on to find out.
Invisible Scars: The Mental Health Crisis Among Jodhpur’s Steelworkers
While the narrative around workplace mental health in white collared jobs is nascent, the concerns of informal workers have a long way to go.
The Outcasts In Gandhi’s District
Glimpses into the life and environment of the outcast community in Gandhi’s district, Wardha in Maharashtra
From Passive Listeners To Active Learners
When students shift from passive listeners to active learners, they begin to ask deeper questions, take ownership of their learning
A Night Of New Beginnings
An unforgettable night in the Kumaon mountains unveils the challenges of rural healthcare and the silent struggles of motherhood
Tendu Patta: The Indian Ebony
The collection of ebony tree leaves, a communal ritual that brings everyone together to celebrate shared heritage and strengthens bonds
Caught Between Chind Ras And Pregnant Crabs
Dipali woke us up at 5:30 in the morning. Even at that early hour, the sun was already warm on our faces—it was peak summer. I had been sleeping under the mango tree, and somehow managed to drag myself out of the khatiya. Dipali was excited to show us what her usual...
Stories From The Hamlet Of Hara
The author talks about right to communicate amidst the setting of a small hamlet in the western ghats in Karnataka