Food and Water
Can farming mean a permanent renewal of life?

For the past three decades, the practice of permaculture has found acceptance from not just rural communities in India but also from urbanites

Economics and Technologies
Amid fund crunch, CGNet Swara eyes shift to Bluetooth radio tech

Under the Digital India campaign, optical fibre cables are being laid at the village level. That makes it possible for “Bluetooth radio" to work.

Knowledge and Media
PM sees in Chhattisgarh’s Radio Bultoo an example worth emulating for farmers

"Radio Bultoo", Chhattisgarh's version of disseminating information through bluetooth-enabled mobile phones in local languages, fascinated the PM

Society, Culture and Peace
In the sculptures of these two artists, you can see the burning tragedy of Bastar

Shantibai and Rajkumar’s works are testimonies to the plight of a people caught in a crossfire.

Society, Culture and Peace
On a mission with a vision

The participants are on tandem cycles, each with one able-bodied cyclist and a person with disability, headed for Khardung La.

Environment and Ecology
From Close Quarters: Protecting an Adivasi Culture the State Wants to Destroy

The unrest in and around Bastar is fundamentally about respect, dignity and trust in our behaviour towards other people

Society, Culture and Peace
The teddy bear courts: Goa’s pioneering children’s courtroom

The battle at the Goa Children’s Court is to protect the integrity of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act and to continually innovate.

Learning and Education
From Mainstream to Multiversities

Multiversities Alliance enables members to share pedagogical innovations ... and to mentor projects which respect peoples’ diverse knowledge systems