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Complex and changing financial rules often make it difficult for nonprofits to sustain their work. To turn finance into a strength rather than a burden, organisations need better training, peer support, and accessible tools.

A closer look at India's vocational education system reveals a rising reliance on short-term training, poor employment outcomes, and inflated placement statistics which reflect systemic failures.

The Indo-Bangladesh Partition drastically altered the lives of the Meitei Pangals in Tripura’s Malaya village, complicating their cultural ties and livelihoods.

In education, success is often measured through outcomes, which can result in the exclusion of marginalised communities. Here’s how a rights-based approach could help.

Persons with disabilities continue to face systemic barriers, biases, and stereotypes that hinder them from contesting elections. Here's why this needs to change.

With vehicular emissions driving India’s air pollution crisis, low emission zones (LEZs) offer a viable solution to improving air quality, reducing congestion, and creating healthier, liveable cities.

To survive and grow, nonprofits in Tripura must collaborate with the local government. Flexible planning and innovative hiring practices are just as crucial.

The new internship scheme is well intentioned, but lack of awareness building, broad eligibility criteria, and absence of a long-term vision for youth employment can inhibit its efficacy.

A key challenge in driving climate action lies in how communication around it is framed. Reframing it through a health lens can provide a stronger, more immediate motivation than climate-focused appeals.

Fostering leadership can facilitate post-traumatic growth. How can organisations that work with survivors tap into this to enable community-driven change?