Sectors

Despite being labelled an environmental success, Kota’s fly ash units do little to alleviate risks as workers are exposed to toxic dust and severe safety risks.

Resolving the tensions between designing for millions and responding to the needs of individual classrooms can be difficult. Here are lessons that can help.

Discover how Dzuleke village’s unique ecotourism model ensures every homestay earns fairly and sustainably.

Building community networks of caregiving can help us move away from artificial, privatised care.

Weak safeguards and broad government exemptions in India’s data laws could threaten free expression, restrict scrutiny of those in power, and harm citizens’ rights.

Co-founder of the Dalit Adivasi Manch and a key figure in the Chhattisgarh Mukti Morcha, Rajim Ketwas reflects on her journey as a woman activist in the labour movement and where it stands today.

Despite encouragement from the National Education Policy, play-based learning finds little space in schools. Here’s how it boosts curiosity, confidence, and critical thinking in children.

Here is what six charts reveal about the spread and shortages in India’s 10 million teachers.

Women’s collectives across six Sahastradhara panchayats collect, sort, and manage waste, even as they navigate questions of dignity around waste work.

A growing push for cash crops like rubber and areca nut threatens the bamboo-based livelihoods and traditions of the Ranglongs in North Tripura.