Stories from the ground. Every post is written by the team that did the work — no ghost-writing, no PR filters.
Three weeks on the riverbank taught us more about declining flow than any satellite image could. Here are the field observations that didn't make it into the formal report — the texture of silt, the smell of stagnant pools, the conversations with farmers whose wells had run dry.
How a women's self-help group took over the proceedings of a village meeting, and why economic agency precedes political agency in rural spaces.
Behind the scenes of coordinating 5,000 participants across 12 districts for International Yoga Day, and why rural health infrastructure matters.
Editorial reflections on Issue 4. The children's drawings of local temples revealed details that adult architects had missed during our formal surveys.
Where we score well on A-E-I-O-M, where the architecture is still deficient, and what we're doing about it in 2026.