Sunderbans

The recovery processes that countries choose post-COVID-19 will determine how successful we are in keeping climate action and ambitions on track.

Subhasree and Nihar Raptan are helping trafficking survivors who have to deal with the social stigma attached to their past after going through physical and psychological trauma of being forced into the sex trade.

The children had dropped out due to poverty, among other reasons.

Dr. Ajoy Mistry was four when he lost his father due to lack of medical care. His mother, who was just 23 then, wanted to ensure that no other family suffered the same fate they did.

Rural communities thrive on the commitment and dedication of women, and hence, it's important to acknowledge the contributions of these unsung heroines. In honour of the International Day of Rural Women 2016, here are three incredible stories of rural women farmers in India who are making a difference in their communities and inspiring others in the process.

When Anoyara Khatun was rescued as a child labourer in 2007, she decided to make sure that no other child in West Bengal suffers the same fate.

TED 2013 Prizewinner Sugata Mitra’s first independent, solar-powered learning lab is making learning fun in this small village located in the mangrove swamps of Sunderbans.

Nothing tells a story better than a photograph. So instead of describing how amazing India's National Parks are, we’ll let these photos do the talking and showcase the spectacular wildlife at these biodiversity hot spots.

Here's how rural women of Sunderbans are using cameras to highlight the impact of climate change on the fragile mangrove forest.

Servals, a social enterprise from Chennai, is helping villagers in the devastated Sunderbans area use an innovative cooking stove to save on firewood and earn extra income.