Empowerment

With SanLak Agro-Industries, Vikram working with farmers to get them on board for organic farming and millets.

With the future of oral traditions threatened by modernity in India, the department of education in Rajasthan are making efforts to keep it alive by recruiting grandmothers.

Undeterred by displacement from Pakistan during the 1971 war and resettled in the unforgiving Thar Desert, women now living in Bikaner district have used their skills of traditional embroidery to earn a living with dignity. Tarun Kanti Bose takes a closer look.

Nivetha, a young schoolgirl with no exposure to posh education, has built a robot supported by volunteers and her friends.

Invisible illnesses like Fibromyalgia are little understood in India. This International Awareness Day for Chronic Immunological and Neurological Diseases, a Fibromyalgia patient talks about rebuilding her life after her diagnosis and the need for better awareness about invisible illnesses in Indian society.

Digital India is a transformational idea that needs to be exploited beyond its present scope to bring persons with blindness and visual impairment into the mainstream.

Ranked 2,072 across India under the PwD (Persons with Disabilities) category during JEE Mains, Rachna is now set to appear for JEE Advanced.

Patlidun, a unique village/resort in the mountains of Kumaon, shows the way to do good and make profit too.

Lucknow will hopefully soon see women professional chauffeurs as a norm on the roads as women's empowerment group FLO is helping to train women in their new career.

A Pravah ICS volunteer from the UK recalls his journey while on placement, and how it shaped his views on development.