May 2011
Census Work Interrupts Education
The absence of teachers all over Chhattisharh, due to census work, drastically affects students’ education.
Giant leap of India’s ‘downtrodden’: Teenage community reporter confronts tyranny, corruption
The following article by Stella Paul was published in the April issue of Silent Heroes, Invisible Bridges magazine – an International publication that focuses on positive journalism. We are re-publishing the content from the original article. Mukesh Rajak of Jagdishpur village in eastern India has unusual friends. They sit together...
Sex Change Surgery Gone Wrong
In India, Sex Reassignment Surgery can be a grueling experience because it is done illegally and unprofessionally.
Dialing 108 Saves Lives
Set up in 2008, Goan emergency health care services have helped save numerous lives.
Plastic Industry, Toxic Concerns
Malegaon’s booming illegal plastic industry causes illness and injury amongst its workers.
Broken Bridge Halts Life
In Kareli village, Himachal Pradesh, the lack of infrastructure makes villagers’ lives precarious.
Gender Discrimination In Church Governance
In Wokha district, Nagaland, women are barred form becoming pastors or reverends.