20 Years of Serve-Learn-Lead: Tanvi Pandit-Rajani
On January 26, 2001, the Gujarat Earthquake struck––an enormous tragedy for the state and India. […]
Serving during the Pandemic Year I: At my Host Organisation
My AIF Fellowship host organisation Shaishav has been working with underprivileged children in the marginalised […]
A Fellow’s Perspective on AIF’s Learning and Migration Program (Part III)
In continuation to my previous blog wherein I advocated the setting up of seasonal hostels […]
A Fellow’s Perspective on AIF’s Learning and Migration Program (Part II)
Every year, the district of Dang witnesses large number of its schedule tribe population migrating […]
Why an Adivasi Museum Should Matter
Before delving into the specifics of an Adivasi museum, it is important to consider why […]
The Year That Was: Finishing Service in Rural Gujarat at the Onset of a Pandemic
When the AIF Clinton Fellowship commenced in September 2019, we had to create a project […]
Walking Down Memory Lane: 10 Months of Service in Kachchh
India is such a diverse country with different cultures that even as someone who’s born […]
Building Bridges, Breaking Walls: Women-Led Entrepreneurship in Rural India
The sky glistened with magnificent hues of crimson and gold as the AIF Clinton Fellows […]
From Cambridge to Cambridge Via Tejgadh
Time and distance are relative. The importance of this statement cannot perhaps be overemphasized when […]
Any Given Monday: Tejgadh’s Weekly Haat
It’s not often that I look forward to Mondays. In Tejgadh, where I am placed […]