Sectors

Explore 'Nanavu', a silent comic named after the dampness that lingers in walls and everyday life, for a glimpse into how communities along Kerala’s coast endure tidal flooding and shifting waters.

The data on well-being in civil society is riddled with problems: vague definitions, Western bias, and a near-total absence of grassroots voices.

The State of Working India 2026 report charts a young worker's transition from education into employment, and how this has evolved over the last four decades.

In six villages bordering Pench Tiger Reserve, solar lights are helping some farmers protect their crops. Others are still waiting.

From school fees to coaching classes, education expenses are climbing across India. Here’s what the data shows.

While flower prices soar during festive seasons, these periodic profits offer little security to marginal farmers. Changing weather, inadequate transport and storage facilities, and unstable markets continue to impact livelihoods.

While relief efforts after the fire at Dastkar's Nature Bazaar have been swift, they have depended largely on public charity, highlighting the absence of institutional safeguards for artisans’ livelihoods.

Overworked, under-resourced, and routinely exposed to ecological loss, conservationists are navigating a mental health crisis the sector has been slow to acknowledge.

Collective care in organisations must draw from grassroots community traditions and social justice values, not corporate HR templates or market-based solutions.

A day in the life of a counsellor and nurse in Mumbai as they provide home-based palliative care, helping patients and families face illness, loss, and uncertainty with dignity.