For Love of the Land
Kathua's picturesque surroundings can draw in more tourists if the amenities are available, knows this local leader. She shows Mohit Kandhari her plan
Read moreKathua's picturesque surroundings can draw in more tourists if the amenities are available, knows this local leader. She shows Mohit Kandhari her plan
Read moreIn the remote villages of Jammu & Kashmir, it’s often difficult to arrange for even the minimum of healthcare. Mohit Kandhari meets a DDC member, a Bakerwal tribal, who is doing just that
Read moreThe will to learn kept a small tribal girl going several miles and today, she’s the head of the zoology department at the Government Degree College, Rajouri, Jammu & Kashmir. Mohit Kandhari learns her story
Read moreWith her stellar work in the field of women and child social development, NK Keny has become a beacon of hope for hundreds of orphans and women in Nagaland, Proyashi Barua profiles the inspirational lady
Read moreSudhir Kumar Mishra travels to Daltonganj and meets Hasrat Bano who has put her mind to sustainable business and helped organic farming take roots in her village
Read moreLike a film hero, Odisha's director Deepak Beshra has managed to slay the bad guys – be it penury or pain. NIROJ RANJAN MISRA brings glimpses of his world
Read moreProyashi Barua tells the story of Chandrima, the daughter of a tribal farmer married into a farmer’s family who is empowering Assam’s villagers in terms of financial independence and health awareness
Read moreIt’s Christmas, which is also cake time. So, Proyashi Barua decides to talk about Tanisha Phanbuh, who has set up her own bakery and has employed a bunch of women. But not just that, she finds out, this 28-year-old from Meghalaya even fed marginalised families during the Covid [...]
Read moreChildhood ties with nature led this agri-entrepreneur to create a unique composting product that recycles kitchen waste. Proyashi Barua says this Manipur girl has more aces up her sleeve
Read morePROYASHI BARUA writes about the inspirational life of Assam's Shikha Devi, left disfigured and paralysed once
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