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Number of boat makers in Balagarh has come down with decline in demand for wooden boats. (Photo by Gurvinder Singh)

Boatwrights of Balagarh hope that the tide will turn

Left behind in the digital revolution, women of Rawatpura village hope their children would catch up with the fast-paced development. (Photo by Shubham Sharma)

Digital technology remains elusive for Rajasthan villagers

The use of computers and the Internet is not yet widespread in rural areas. (Photo by Chetan Soni)

Telcos, techies and teachers: Travesty of digital inclusion in rural India

Chitrakoot’s traditional wooden toys slowly lose sheen due to lack of market demand. (Photo by Jigyasa Mishra)

Toymakers of Chitrakoot struggle with declining demand

Streamlining Eri silk weaving has helped women weavers earn a livelihood using their traditional skills. (Photo by Grameen Sahara)

Kamrup women lead Eri silk revival for improved livelihoods

Betel leaf farmer Krishnan of Tirur continues to cultivate it in spite of falling exports. (Photo by K. Rajendran)

Why farmers in this Kerala village pray for peace with Pakistan

Children and their teacher at a daycare center that has none of the facilities mandated by ICDS. (Photo by Abhijit Mohanty)

Adivasis in Odisha suffer the most due to malnutrition

Shaheen creates awareness about women’s rights among those from a conservative background. (Photo by Shaheen)

A voice against abuse and exploitation

The use of harvester-cum-thresher machines has led to stubble burning in farms, which has worsened the problem of air pollution in India. (Photo by Vivian Fernandes)

How to develop divisible technology for the rural poor

Farmers in Pimpari Dumala, with a sample of the custard apple they harvested. (Photo by Hiren Kumar Bose)

Custard apple ushers in affluence to Maharashtra farmers

Women organic farmers promoting their produce through a lunch, an innovative marketing approach. (Photo by Dhruba Das Gupta)

Digital push boosts incomes for Sundarbans’ organic farmers

Naga tribes in Jalukie Valley have shifted from jhum cultivation to wadi plantations of pineapple, mango, etc. (Photo by Rongmei Baptist Association)

Social entrepreneur sets Naga tribes on path of progress

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