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Reviewed By: Naveen Pratap Singh 30 Sep 2026
For many rural households, livestock is more than an additional source of income. Cows, buffaloes, goats, and poultry contribute to household...
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Reviewed By: Aparna Singh 14 Sep 2026
Malnutrition is often understood simply as a problem of not having enough food. But the reality is more complicated. A child may have food at home...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary & Vikas Jha 28 Aug 2026
For two decades, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) has been an essential part of the economic vocabulary of rural...
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Reviewed By: Sonia Chopra & Indu Verma 25 Aug 2026
सरकारी विद्यालयों की गुणवत्ता सुधारने की चर्चा अक्सर...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 27 Jul 2026
A few years ago, Pradeep Singh farmed his land in Jaurasi village in Nuh district, Haryana, much as previous generations had done. He cultivated...
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Reviewed By: Pooja O. Murada 20 Jul 2026
For many of us, using a computer has become routine. We type a document, search for information online, join a video meeting, or send an email...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 14 Jul 2026
Before the first rays of sunlight touch the fields, work has already begun in countless rural homes across India. A woman steps into the cattle shed...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 20 Jun 2026
Introduction For generations, farming in India followed a familiar rhythm. Farmers watched the skies before deciding when to sow. Farming in India...
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Reviewed By: Salahuddin Saiphy 5 Jun 2026
In many Indian villages, people can predict the future of a farming season just by looking at a well. If water levels hold after winter, there is...
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Reviewed By: Pawan Kumar 20 May 2026
Around late October every year, the sky in northern parts of India begins to change color. Blue sky slowly disappears behind a pale gray sheet....
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Reviewed By: Arti Manchanda Grover 29 Apr 2026
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has evolved significantly over the past decade. From being a peripheral activity, CSR has moved closer to...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 27 Apr 2026
Across India, transformation often begins with collaboration—when purpose-driven corporates join hands with trusted development partners. Over the...
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Reviewed By: Sonia Chopra 31 Mar 2026
When Water Flows Freely—and When It Doesn’t In one part of India, water flows as if unlimited. A tap is opened. A bucket fills. A shower runs...
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Reviewed By: Sonia Chopra 10 Mar 2026
In many rural homes, a girl’s education is seen as important, but not urgent; necessary, but negotiable. Education competes with household...
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Reviewed By: Pooja O. Murada 7 Mar 2026
In discussions about improving government schools, attention often turns to infrastructure gaps, teacher vacancies, or learning outcomes. Yet one of...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 7 Mar 2026
Every year, International Women’s Day gives us a reason to stop and look around. Milestones matter, but so does the steady work that continues...
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Reviewed By: Pooja O. Murada 9 Feb 2026
This Blog Is The Part Of Our Ongoing Work In: Agriculture Development The use of water in food production is becoming an increasingly critical issue...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 21 Jan 2026
When conversations turn to food security, women are often spoken about as beneficiaries. Rarely are they acknowledged as producers, planners, and...
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Reviewed By: Arti Manchanda Grover 31 Dec 2025
Seventeen years is a journey marked by significant milestones and measured in trust built slowly over time, that has resulted in bountiful harvests,...
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Reviewed By: Sonia Chopra 29 Dec 2025
Water is something we may take for granted until it becomes a problem. From early morning chores to late-night cleaning, households generate...
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Reviewed By: Arti Manchanda Grover 28 Nov 2025
S M Sehgal Foundation (SMSF) has been working since 1999 with a mission to strengthen community-led development initiatives across rural India,...
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Reviewed By: Sonia Chopra 27 Oct 2025
When we talk about transforming education, we tend to focus on curriculum and teaching methods. But the spaces in which students learn—classrooms,...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 24 Oct 2025
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) have emerged as a strong support system for India’s small and marginal farmers. By coming together under one...
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Reviewed By: Sonia Chopra 29 Sep 2025
Irrigation in agriculture has always been a backbone of India’s food security. From tubewell irrigation to canal systems, farmers are provided with...
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Reviewed By: Pooja O. Murada 26 Sep 2025
India is deeply water-stressed. Reports from NITI Aayog have already called it one of the most water-insecure countries in the world. Groundwater...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 20 Sep 2025
In his seminal book, A Theory of Justice, John Rawls drives home the core principles of the concept of justice, based on a group of individuals who...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 19 Sep 2025
The agriculture sector forms only about 18 percent of India’s GDP despite employing almost 65 percent of the total workforce. Despite significant...
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Reviewed By: Priya Chaudhary 29 Aug 2025
India’s villages are not just homes to millions; rural villages are also the foundation of the nation’s growth. Yet, challenges such as poor...
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Reviewed By: Pooja O. Murada 24 Aug 2025
Picture a village buzzing with energy where every adult has a say in building their community’s future. Gram sabha presents the village community...
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Reviewed By: Vikas Jha 1 Aug 2025
In rural India, awareness is nurtured through connection, communication, and context. Participatory rural games designed to educate while entertain...
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