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Class, caste and gender injustices that prevail in India are well known and are regularly highlighted. Yet, there are many processes of change, rebellion and transformation going on. Maybe, we tend not to notice them because change in India is very commonplace and all around us. |
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Parivartan's unknown little Indians like Santosh, have fought to clear the thickets to form tracks to good governance.[May,2005]
Nandana Reddy and Damu Acharya have approached the issue of India's working children by creating activists from children's own ranks.[Oct,2004]
Amidst the gloom of droughts and suicides, we have this transformation of farmers who will look a drought in its eye.[Aug,2004]
Making Village Republics happen.
The success of Rangaswamy Elango at Kuthambakkam village justifies the hope that Gram Swaraj will yet bloom all across India.[Jun,2003]
Cutting through with blades of grass.
The village of Bawani in the Uttaranchal Himalayas has transformed its life-style and economy in just five years.[Jul,2002]
A self-help scheme takes off soon as popular imagination is kindled.
In Maharashtra, rural folk part with their own funds to make a scheme named after Gadge Maharaj a success.[Jun,2002]
UNICEF
creates a loveable girl to persuade Bihar on gender issues.
'Meena' as portrayed by Rupa Singh is causing Bihar to focus on the rights of the girl child [Dec,2001]
Elected
women administrators are making a difference in local governments.
33% reservation for women in local bodies is paying off [Aug, 2001]
The
overdue reforms of Indian prisons get a start at Tihar.
Kiran Bedi's police heart was modified by her femininity when posted at the Tihar prisons [Jul, 2001]
Gulabo
is leading her ancient community into the modern world
Kalbeliyas now believe in education and look for opportunities in a modernising India [Feb, 2001]
People
in India begin to believe doors will open
The story of Pandey, who went from being a guard to a doctorate with help along the way, is not unique but typical of India today [Sep,2000]
A
government hospital is reborn
Maharaja Yashwantrao hospital in Indore cleans up and is preferred ahead of private hospitals [Aug,2000]
Dr
Chirinjeev Kathuria is a sample of Indian entrepreneurship
As long as she produces leaders like Kathuria, India will easily make the transition from a closed to an open economy.[May,2000]
