Milaap

The story of Selvarani and her struggles to support many others, where she found her happiness. She is successfully running an old-age home breaking the shackles of gender stereotypes.

The art is passed on from generation to generation, and cannot be learned in a few days.

Lakshmi and her relentless determination for the upliftment and goodwill of her village Samuthiram in Trichy, Tamil Nadu.

Women of Hatheli explored their blanket making skills to become self-dependent. A Milaap Fellow got the opportunity to hear their stories of craftsmanship and progressive thinking.

Manipur has many diverse festivals, observances, and events celebrating the Gods, along with a rich history of sporting prowess. A Milaap Fellow discovers how the two traditions are more closely interlinked than one imagines.

Travelling to spot wildlife in the forests of Masinagudi turned into a unique experience for a writer when he stumbled upon a settlement of the Irula tribe.

The Youth Volunteers Union is well known all over Manipur for their work in fostering livelihoods, and behind their inspiring work is the story of one man’s vision. Dhruva Balram explores further.

Aside from working full-time at EnAble India, Vidushi and her volunteering group take the blind and hearing-impaired on adventurous treks to show them that they can accomplish much more that they think.

Both in their 60s, the Khatris have successfully converted a police junkyard into a biodiversity garden, creating an example in beautiful living.

Despite being discouraged from studying for being a ‘devadasi’s child’, 17-year-old Kashinath has steadily pursued his education. Now aspiring to become a teacher, this is his story of determination, perseverance, and steadfast belief.