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‘National Interest’ Must Not Be Defined by Economic Interests Alone. It Must Also Reflect the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

‘National Interest’ Must Not Be Defined by Economic Interests Alone. It Must Also Reflect the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

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History has shown us that speed without partnership and mutual respect leads to delay, not progress See the Story

Explaining social sector concepts to my parents (poorly)

Explaining social sector concepts to my parents (poorly)

1. Theory of change“All through my teenage years, you kept repeating how I desperately needed to fix my sleep cycle. And I promised that I would, even drawing up an elaborate plan for how I would go about doing it. That was, what one would call, a ‘theory of change’. A decade later, the change has very much remained theoretical.”2. Social entrepreneurship“This is when you develop a business in order to solve a societal problem. Like back when I …Read Article

The digital wall: How caste shapes access to technology in India

Entrepreneurs · India

The digital wall: How caste shapes access to technology in India

The year 2025 marks 10 years of the Digital India programme (DIP), which aims to transform India into a digital-first economy by promoting innovation, entrepreneurship, and good governance. Enhancing the access and ability of Indians to utilise digital technologies is central to the achievement of these goals.A key success during this time has been the large and rapid expansion in mobile phone and internet access in India. According to the 71st …Read Article

So you want to write a book

Over the last decade, we have both authored books about working in social impact. Roshan, who has spent more than 20 years enabling social entrepreneurs and changemakers to build careers and scale their work, co-wrote a book about how to shape and sustain a long-term career in the development sector. Anne, who successfully transitioned from the corporate world to the social sector more than a decade ago, created Brand the Change—a guidebook that…United States · United States Read Article

‘Everyone’s e-commerce': What women’s enterprises need from ONDC

Amid a growing push for inclusion, women’s participation in the digital economy continues to be shaped by socio-economic factors such as education, income, digital literacy, care responsibilities, age, and class. Women-led informal businesses come up against multiple interconnected barriers to digital access: Rural businesses face poor internet connectivity and high subscription costs for data and messaging plans, and many women struggle to use …Education · India Read Article

Tuning in: Community radio in the digital age

Big tech’s grip on information is slipping, marked as it is by eroding credibility, unchecked misinformation, and algorithmic chaos. This raises the question: Where does truth reside? With social media platforms abdicating responsibility for content moderation, the need for local, reliable, and verifiable information has never been greater. Recent announcements, such as Meta’s decision to end fact-checking on Facebook, further exacerbate the cha…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

Why many marginalised students can’t access scholarships

Each year, hundreds of government and private scholarships are announced across India to make education more accessible to students from economically or socially disadvantaged communities. But how many of these actually reach the students who need them the most? To explore this question, the Youth Dreamers Foundation (YDF) conducted a survey in 2023 with 102 current and former scholarship recipients from states such as Bihar, Maharashtra, Punjab…Education · Nashik Read Article

What’s behind the drying taps in urban India?

As the summer intensifies, turning on a tap is no longer a mundane routine across India’s smaller cities1—it has become a moment of uncertainty. In some neighbourhoods, water flows regularly, even abundantly. In others, however, residents wait three to five days, adjust to midnight supply slots, or rely entirely on borewells and tankers. In Parasia, a town in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district, residents get water once every five to seven days…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

NYU to Offer Course on Trans, Queer ‘Approaches to Domesticity’

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‘Families are not social experiments,’ conservative advocate says New York University is offering a class on transgender and queer “approaches to domesticity” for the fall 2025 semester. The course description poses the question, “Is home always cis and straight?” One conservative advocate told The Fix the course’s content is “worse than claiming 2 + 2 = 5.” Students will “critically engage… SourcePollution · Delhi See the Story

Building team culture isn't optional

Failure is an inevitable part of leadership. In the social sector, where the work is deeply personal and mission-driven, failure can feel especially difficult. We often talk about it in terms of scaling impact, policy missteps, or funding challenges. But what about the failures we don’t discuss enough—the quieter, more subtle ones that have far-reaching implications for not only individuals but also organisations and teams. This is an account of…India · India Read Article

(Development) Practice what you preach

Picture courtesy: Ishwar SinghPicture courtesy: Ishwar Singh Read Article

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