“Meet Geeta from 2Do Village, Rajasthan — a Rangsutra artisan whose journey from embroiderer to shareholder is weaving a future of women’s empowerment.

Ms. Sumita Ghose, founder of Rangsutra Crafts, reflects on the belief that true change requires both personal and systemic transformation. Rangsutra was established to create an artisan-owned, thriving organisation rooted...

As we  celebrate our 78th Independence Day, there’s no better time to honour the rich tapestry of handcrafted textiles that embody India’s cultural, economic and social heritage. India’s handcrafted textiles...

The act of handloom weaving can sometimes seem mechanical, which it is not. A more apt word that comes to mind is meditative, where the mind, body and heart are...

Marriage, in many cultures, marks the beginning of a new life—but for most women in rural India, their life is characterised by a new village, a new family, a new...

The excitement and fervour surrounding general elections in India are palpable, with heated discussions and loud campaigns dominating the landscape. However, the post-election scenario often sees promises fade into oblivion,...

STARTING an independent for-profit social enterprise in rural India is not just a venture — it’s a courageous step towards bringing about meaningful social change, reducing inequality, and ensuring inclusive...

A Chronicle of Sustainability and Shepherd's Whispers In the heart of Rajasthan's Rajasar Bhatiyan, where the echoes of a fading pastoral way of life lingered, emerged a collaboration - The...