Gandhi’s relationship with charkha (spinning wheel) was not just symbolic, It was deeply rooted in his idea of self-reliance
Exception-2 Of Section 375 (IPC)
A case based argument of how laws on domestic violence in India contradict with each other and where we stand on them currently.
My Day At The National Tribal Health Conclave
Notes from the National Tribal Health Conclave (NTHC), an event organized by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
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.
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?
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.
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.
Stories From Karigar Shala
Explore stories of Karigar Shala, a unique school for artisans in Bhuj, and the value of experiential learning.
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?
The Other Members Of Hunnarshala
Cat cat everywhere, not an ounce of stress!
A Lifeline In The Mountains
Two cases, both in the remote villages of central Himalayas gives a good view of what it means to have a good first line of response.
Power And Interventions
Who holds power in a group? Explore this intriguing question with Ayushi as she navigates her fellowship, her work and a human process lab.
Empowering Women Through Responsible Microfinance
Access to credit for women who generally do not hold assets in our society is still a challenge. Sakhi Sangini works towards this.
A Train Journey To Remember
From Bhuj to Muzaffarpur, filled with cultural contrasts, unexpected encounters, and meaningful connections.
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.
Opening A Jar Of Achar
How do culture, survival, and family dynamics shape health decisions in rural Uttar Pradesh? Read Pronamika’s story to find out!
Churpé Bites: The Sweets Of Empowerment
With a little effort and a lot of cheesy sweetness women are keeping Ladakhi memories of home alive. This is the story of churpé bites.
Should A Certificate Decide Expectations?
Exploring the intersectionality of disability certificate, caregiver expectations and barriers to true inclusion in the society
A Conference Of Panchayats
Dive into the world’s first conference of panchayats to better understand and develop solutions for climate change.
Life Of An India Fellow In Kalahandi
How does your typical day look? Does it come close to our fellow Rahul’s? What do you think of how he is spending his 21st year of life?