A diversified Gandhian village economy attempting to train Dalit women and women from other marginalised castes in new remunerative skills

... to reinvent an ethics (so that) spirituality does not lose its sense of the sacred, or ethics its quest for a new sense of science.

Socio-environmental injustices often lead to social movements and activism led by those in the community who are determined to make a change.

By placing all components of textile production in the hands of weavers and artisans, the Malkha intervention seeks to make them autonomous owners of their means of livelihood.