Udaipur

“We make them learn alphabets and counting and tell them stories. Once they are old enough to walk to the government middle school by themselves, they get direct admission in a suitable class depending on their age,” says Meena.

There is definitely more to Udaipur than just stunning palaces and sunset views. Support these women enterprises on your next trip!

Alomohora, an organisation that wishes to unlock the minds of children and give them a safe space where they can explore and learn.

The Udaipur resident also has perfect attendance in school, and hasn't missed a single day of classes!

A far cry from the dull and dingy dormitories of yesteryear, these super cool budget hostels offer cosy beds, essential facilities (like free Wi-Fi, lockers etc), funky decor and the warm vibe of a boutique hotel for a fraction of the price.

Udaipur Care is a "Senior Citizen Helpline" enabling elderly people living alone in Udaipur city to reach out for help and assistance in their everyday activities.

Founders of Astroproject, science enthusiasts Rakesh and Sonam Rao have been working tirelessly for over two years to make the knowledge of celestial objects accessible to all kids in India.

The founder of Bengaluru-based Dancekala, Manisha Mehta strongly believes in following your heart and teaching underprivileged kids is her way of giving back to the society.

Since 2014, Kailash Panchal has led cleanliness campaigns in his village. Now armed with a car, he hopes to spread his message across the country.

In a heart-warming ceremony organised by a charitable trust, 51 differently abled and underprivileged couples tied the knot in Delhi.