The author takes us through a session on sex education in a semi urban setup – where akwardness between trainers and learners were alike.
The Working Women Of Kumaon
A graphic story questioning how culture shapes our idea of work and questioning what truly defines work and empowerment for a woman.
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.
Table For … Many, Please!
What does settling in a new place take? Turns out, a lot of tangible and non tangible support from peers.
The Pre Before The Primary
State of the Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) are far from what the National Health Mission envisioned. Here is a case of one from Kutch.
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.
Kachchh’s Winter Magic: Culture, History, And Sustainability
Rann is an annual festival, held in the white salt desert of the Rann of Kutch, Gujarat, spanning from November to February.
What A Free Lecture Taught Me About Education
Asking the right question to ignite curiosity is not unknown. But when in the hot seat of a teacher, why do we often resort to preaching?
When Women Walk Away: Exploring Marital Complexities
In our country, a woman walking away from marriage is still an exception, not a norm. The author explores the dilemma and complexity attached to it.
Overcoming Fears And Embracing Change: Tales From Solan
Author takes the readers on a journey of fear and change through self-discovery in Solan, new experiences, and personal growth.
Finding Familiarity In The Alien City Of Indore
How does a place become home? Perhaps it is about the place where we finally come on our own.
The Forest Trail To Lendra Village In South Chattisgarh
A photostory of visiting a tribal school in the interiors of south Chattisgarh – a peep into the lives of people living, precariously
Not The Bihar I Imagined
People of Bihar know survival isn’t about doing it alone—it’s about showing up for each other, sharing what little you have, or just being there in tough times.
What’s In A Last Name?
Caste is well documented in Indian social anthropology and yet, our fellows cannot stop from it being one of their first blogs – such is the impact
Understanding Carbon Credits: A Pathway To Climate Solutions
An overview of the carbon market. Your index to exploring various terms within it, with the backdrop of COP2024 underway in Azerbijan
A Tale Of Two Cities In Central India
A photo story of fellow Sanchita’s first six month journey in central India, where she is working with Jan Swasthya Sahyog
The Power Of Listening In Grassroots Work
In our lives, sometimes, we meet people where a conversation leaves a lasting impression on us. The author recounts one such instance.
Language Is A Challenge, Not A Barrier
Understanding the process and significance of qualitative data in a diverse language setting and its set of own challenges
My First Visit To A Rural Clinic
No amount of academic knowledge can truly prepare you for the reality on the ground of the rural primary healthcare needs in India
Men And Boys In Badgaon
How do interactions with the men and boys of a city shape our understanding of it? Does their behaviour make us feel safer or otherwise?
Shattering Preconceptions About Rural life
An English speaking farmer, a beautiful dam, cleanliness, women egging to move forward in life – this village visit was nothing like anything the author had imagined.