Culture is the currency for change
A unique social arts-based behaviour change campaign in Rajasthan is demonstrating how culture and storytelling can drive behaviour change ...
Sustaining archives: A tale as old as time
An article by Paroma Sadhana, Tata Trusts ,on the sustenance of archives
5 Points On Why We Need Robust Teacher Professional Development Programmes
It is incumbent upon us to understand how much is invested through research, academic credentials, high–quality long-term courses, quality ...
Make the mental well-being of teachers a priority
It is now clear that COVID-19 caught us all by surprise. The school education sector in India too struggled ...
How stark is the learning gap in post-pandemic classrooms, and how do we begin to address them?
This article has been authored by Amrita Patwardhan, Head, Education of Tata Trusts
Engaging panchayats to tackle malnutrition at the grassroots
Malnutrition is a serious problem in Indian society. Local governance and grassroots community participation is critical in the implementation ...
Addressing the challenges of the Indian healthcare system
“Sub-optimal availability and accessibility to health facilities in rural and tribal areas and underutilization of established capacities in government ...
One Water for all: A pathway to a water-secure future
Divyang Waghela, Head of the Tata Water Mission at the Tata Trusts, explains how collaborative institutions can enable communities ...
The Happy Seeder Ensures Happy Farmers
Baljinder Singh Saini and Kulbir Brar explain the critical role of innovative technology in managing crop residue and discusses ...
Programme life, and after life, in a pandemic year
Deepika Sorabjee, Head of the Arts and Culture portfolio at Tata Trusts, looks ahead to 2021 with hope as ...
