raigad

Rajesh Mate moved with his family — Smita, Dhruvi and Diti — from Mumbai to their ancestral land in Raigad to embrace a simpler, traditional lifestyle. They practice permaculture and sustainable farming while homeschooling their children.

Ulhas Paranjpe has a simple question to ask—”If a Mumbai citizen & industries can get enough water all year round, why can’t a farmer?”

The Better India had covered the story of Malhotras in 2015 and four years later, we are fortunate to cover the story of someone who was inspired by them!

A Maharashtra couple is using several forgotten government schemes to resolve issues like illiteracy, health, poverty, unemployment. So far 100 tribal families have benefited

His alternative farming journey began with a small 100 sq ft unit on his terrace in Navi Mumbai. Its success led him to purchase a 15-acre land in Raigad.

Near Navi Mumbai, the rain-swollen Ghot river would be the family’s watery grave, but the villagers stepped in timely.

One can imagine the plight of ailing patients who turn up at these hospitals only to be turned away, 

A woman of unflagging courage and spirit, Rani Tarabai Bhonsle of the Marathas left an indelible mark on Indian history. Yet few know her incredible story.

They have been credited to reach the accident spot ahead of time before the police and other administrative authorities.

Meet Rajshree Vinherkar, the lady who is leading the movement for women empowerment in Raigad village in Rural Maharashtra.