Why this rush? The author explores what it means to be idle in the middle of a growing economy and tight job market
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
Initial Exposure To A Health Swaraj
What does tribal healthcare look like in 21st C. India? Read on to explore the emerging hope amidst harsh realities of Kalahandi, Odisha.
The Chimes Of Mental Health And The Chaos Of Its Reality
This reflection dives into why mental health care needs to embrace chaos rather than impose rigid solutions
My Journey Into The Mayanagri
It is impossible to be indifferent to Bombay. You love it or you hate it. Turns out, the author has decide to fall in love.
Gram Swaraj Sangh And Their Mission To Bring Education To Girls
A Gandhian organization in the extreme west of India is quietly bringing shift in the status of girl child education. Read how.
Solid Waste Management: Insights From Bangalore And National Extrapolation
This is a blog about solid waste management in urban Bengaluru in the Saahas Zero Waste and Hasiru Dala organisations.
My First Experience As An Assessor
Several youth skilling and development programs mark the face of civil society action in India. Here is a blueprint of the selection of one such offering.
Inside Out: Reflections From A Human Process Lab
My experience from a 5 Day Human Process lab which was deeply insightful. It helped me uncover different human process within self and others.
Motivation In Rural Leadership Programs
Explore the motivation behind rural leadership programs, where youth volunteers overcome challenges to lead their communities.
Stuck In The Middle Of Nowhere: My Unexpected Adventure In Banni
Go on a fascinating adventure of unexpected hitchhikes during research work on biochar in Banni grasslands with Rohan.
Intersecting Journeys: A Tale Of Two Women
What opportunities for women exist in the changing world today? Do they have as much agency to choose as they are often told?
Sweat, Sustenance And Seetaphal: A Photo Story
The story of the resilience of women who survived domestic violence and returned to their villages seeking a fresh start through seetaphal.
Gauri Pooja: Where Worship Meets Wallet
Dive deep into the religious ceremony of Gauri Pooja, and the trance and trials of people whose faith forms its groundwork.
The Real Story Behind Paani: Unveiling A Deeper Narrative
The Marathi film Paani was recently released. This is the real story behind the movie capturing the struggles, triumphs of the community.
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.
Nuakhai: A Festive Evening
In Odisha, Maa Manikeshwari is widely worshipped. One can find the name on everything – hospital, bus, restaurant, even a general store.
Questions For Self-Discovery From A Human Process Lab
Reflective questions from a 5 day basic human process lab.
Mahi Mahila Bachat Mandal: A Photostory
What happens on a daily basis in a Self Help Group? Take a peek inside Mahi Mahila Bachat Mandal and how they build their financial security.
Desi Oon – Weaving Livelihood Into A Sustainable Practice
The demand for desi oon has declined, negatively impacting the wool ecosystem and affecting the livelihoods of those dependent on it.
Hope In Their Hands: Women Stitching Empowerment
A women led initiative is teaching women stitching to help them become financially independent in rural Bihar.
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