Exclusive articles:
Livelihoods That Depend on The Humble Broom
Lifting her translucent red tie-and-dye cotton veil, Sunder Devi, 45, dexterously sorts 'moonjh' (Saccharum munja). Nearby her daughter, Kiran, 14, niftily assembles them into brooms.
Media Savvy Women Speaks Up For Transgenders
When Rose speaks, Tamil Nadu stops to listen. Perhaps it is the air of nonchalant confidence that she exudes, or it is her perceptive mind that dissects tangled and tricky issues, making them straight and simple.
India’s Azad Foundation Trains Women Drivers
So far, over 30 women have been trained as drivers and have licences to drive in the city, of them eight have commercial licences.
Stop Smoking Campaign’ Crucial To Battle Large-Scale Tobacco Use in Odisha
But in the distant hinterlands of Odisha, home to a large number of tribal communities, tobacco in various forms continues to be an intrinsic part of life. For instance, smoking, using bhang (tobacco powder) and cleaning one's teeth with gudakhu (a
Gifter Curator Keeps ‘Naggar’ Buzzing With Cultural Actiivities
This musical extravaganza is a weekly event at the Helena Roerich Arts School and College in Naggar, a small settlement, located 1760 m above sea level in the picturesque Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh. Until a decade ago, this was just another sl
