The inspiring youth of Bhuj. Discover their resilience, collaboration, and unique stories of empowerment, education, and sustainability.
The Silence Of The Facilitators: Grandstanding And Masked Illusions
Once in a while, if we’re able to cultivate and befriend a deep silence within ourselves, we experience an alarming void.
Home, Maybe?
As one leaves their parent’s home, the world can ‘feel’ overwhelming and the perennial search for home begins. But where is home?
घर तो छोड़ना ही पड़ता है …
कौन हैं ये लोग जो घरों में रहना नहीं चाहते और पढ़ाई की उम्र में अनजाने शहरों में काम के लिए चले जाते हैं। जानिए उनके बारे में।
An Adolescent Act
From individual to a group, the beautiful journey of coming together of 10 young adults, performing a play for the first time.
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.
The Gospel According To Gian Kabuliwala
Some deep life lessons, dished out to you, quite simply, along with Kabuli Chana – and captured aptly by the author, a regular there.
Changing Perspectives: How I Found Joy In Sustainability
The author takes the reader on a personal journey from eco-anxiety and the saviour complex to finding joy in sustainability.
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.
Winter Camp: A Game Changer In Villages Of Tribal Communities
From absenteeism to school dropouts, this organisation is battling it all using a simple trick: winter camp!
Local Trains To Mountain Trails
Mumbai gave me speed, but these mountains are teaching me stillness. Mulls Chinmayee who recently started working in the mountains.
Swasthya Sathis: The Unsung Heroes Of Swasthya Swaraj
The state of healthcare in tribal regions of India is abysmal. A group of women knows as Swasthya Sathis are changing this narrative.
The Bot Buzz
In the heart of Patna, a “robot” is quietly transforming the way we connect with young girls, one WhatsApp message at a time.
What Is Development For “Them”?
Away from numbers and social media, there are aspirations of young people battling poverty for their right to education in Bihar.
Justice Is Not Always Served As It Should Be
Justice – a word that resonates with hope, fairness, and the promise of rights being upheld. Or is it? A piece on complexity of the idealism.
Raw, Real, Resilient: The Journey So Far
What does not kill you, makes you strong. The author Mrinalini talks about the unforeseen personal challenges and emergence through it.
Chai, Darwaaze Aur Sawaal
Chai-filled conversations, a few awkward silences, and some lighthearted takeaways from a survey experience.
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.
Kindness? What Does It Mean To Us?
When was the last time you experienced immense kindness? In either being the recipient or the donor? Ponder along with Sagrika
The Unnoticed Nation Builders
If we truly believe in Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikaas, we cannot afford to cut out those whose saath we are taking.
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.