Change: One Video At A Time
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Paving a way for good education
The Primary School in Deegam, Shopian, is 5 kilometres away from the district headquarters. That school lacked the required teaching staff, with 30 students, they had only one teacher. The Community Correspondent Basharat Amin highlighted the issue with the Education Department officials. The parents of children emphasised that there should...
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Solving Land Rights Issues
16 families from Odisha's Sundergarh district were paying taxes for a piece of land allotted to them 22 years ago through government schemes. But in reality the land was allotted only on paper. They did not even know the location of the land for which they had been paying taxes...
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Happiness meets a Dalit Community
300 scheduled caste villagers of vikasnagar witness the electricity in their homes for the very first time in their life.
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Badlav Pe Charcha- Fixing India story of change
Chai pe charcha aur Pareeksha pe charcha ke baad aaj hum kar rahe hain Badlav pe charcha! Fixing India ke Is season ke akhiri episode mein hum jaanegnge ki badlaav pe humare kaam ki shuruat kab aur kaise hui aur is par kis tarah kaam hota hai.
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Celebrations! A tribal Village is Open defection Free now.
Applauds for our Community Corresspondent Satya Banchor! He acted as a strong catalyst in bringing about this change in the lives of the poor tribals.
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Orphaned HIV+ Student Goes to School Again
Community Correspondent Rohini Pawar succeeds in her battle against prejudice and discrimination
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Community Journalism brings Tuberculosis Clinic to a Mumbai Slum
Kavita had been suffering from tuberculosis for three years and had reached a critical stage.
Community Impact: School implements RTE rules
The Right to Education (RTE) Act has laid down norms and standards for schools to ensure incluive and quality education for all children of India. All the elementary schools have to comply to these rules. Unfortunately, many schools, especially in the hinterlands of India flaunt these rules because the authorities...