Sectors
Insights, best practices and the latest research on what works and what needs to change across sectors including agriculture, education, climate change, livelihoods, and public health.
From college to central Delhi, what protests taught me about solidarity
Two acts of protest, a decade in between, and a running thread of care.
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Why is getting our names back on the voter list so hard?
A day in the life of a field organiser in Rajasthan, trying to get her family onto the voter list after the SIR.
From portal to patwari, Betul’s farmers scramble for fertilisers
E-tokens for fertilisers sent Madhya Pradesh's farmers rushing for land records, OTPs, and faraway vendors—leading many to miss the kharif sowing window. While the system was rolled back after protests, farmers were left reeling in the aftermath.
Why protest?
Despite the real risk to their lives and livelihoods, why do people take to the streets against powerful forces that often look undefeatable?
Is a voter ID card enough?
Having a voter ID card doesn’t guarantee that you will find your name on your constituency's electoral roll. But what causes names to go missing, and how can they be added back?
Caste, class, and the many hierarchies of the social sector
Excluding marginalised communities from decision-making spaces has real costs, resulting in the sector reproducing the same inequalities it seeks to eliminate.
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Health & Well-being | October 8, 2026
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Living will, ICU care, and what death with dignity means in India
What does dying with dignity mean for a patient in the ICU? Here's how families and hospitals can make decisions around living wills, withdrawal of treatment, and palliative care.
Health & Well-being | September 18, 2026
SUPPORTED BY THE WELLBEING PROJECT
The mental health cost of freelance journalism
Freelance journalists in India talk about the cost of covering rights-based issues without a newsroom, or a safety net, behind them.
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