“We need to mandate spaces for women in governance and decision-making, starting at the grassroots village level and moving upward,” says Seno Tsuhah.

Meet the "barefoot counsellors,” trained by the Karnataka Health Promotion Trust, born during COVID, and quietly redefining community mental health support at the grassroots.

We documented Vikalp Sangam’s Institutional Memory, to capture the Vikalp Sangam process, the unique insights and learnings of the members along their journey.

On the Himalayan slopes, far from the red-light districts where its students come from, a small school carves a new path for social change.

Long before climate science named the crisis, women were registering these shifts in another language – song.

"This is what I call segregated sociability: the fracturing of a shared linguistic community along caste lines, so that even speakers of the same language cannot meet and be sociable with each other."

Where the sense of community was so systematically erased, that the idea of trust and friendliness as being our default mode was considered foolish from the day we could make sense of the world around us.

A recent study documents medicinal plants used by Indigenous communities in West Sikkim in India, linking traditional healing to the conservation of sacred groves and monastery forests.

If River Musi led Hyderabad’s planning, it would demand the restoration of the entire water network and integrating all aspects of the built environment with water spaces such as river banks, flood plains, and wetlands.