Grassroots Work to Promote Maternal Health in Tribal Areas: Seba Jagat
Many times we wonder how grassroots level organisations work, what activities they carry out! In […]
Virtual Interventions in Development Sector Trainings: Part 2
I was and am delighted to have been placed at the Women’s Empowerment Desk (WED) […]
Learning Begins at Home
Fellowships are an exciting concept, not only for the ones who apply for them but […]
An Engineer Experimenting in the Social Sector
A loud cheer and generous applause expanded the space of the college auditorium as the […]
Why an Adivasi Museum Should Matter
Before delving into the specifics of an Adivasi museum, it is important to consider why […]
Bridging the Virtual Gap: Lessons From Central Tibetan Administration
December 16 was an unusually cold winter day in Lucknow. In a year that had […]
What Are You Looking at When Helping People? Discussion From the Lens of Socio-Economic Analysis
People are poverty-stricken, they must receive immediate help and primary support. Does this line of […]
Illustrations From the Indigenous Communities: Status, Rights, Issues
This three-blog series maps the lives of indigenous communities. It attempts to learn about their […]
Understanding Tibetan Culture Through the Tibetan Language
The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis talks about linguistic relativity, which essentially means that language shapes reality. The […]
‘Zoom’ing Across the Digital Divide
In March 2020, when India entered into a national lockdown because of the Covid19 pandemic, […]