
Alumni story | Ayang
Livelihoods of the people of Majuli, a riverine island in Assam, is the focus of Ayang, an organisation set up by an alumnus
Watch VideoOur three operating units — Field Institutions, Grants and Universities — function in an integrated manner to fuel the Foundation’s motto of contributing towards a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society. We bring you a collection of narratives from all three units, straight from our people and partners across India. These stories, in the form of videos, animation, interviews and journals, showcase the journey and the Foundation in its various fields of work.

Livelihoods of the people of Majuli, a riverine island in Assam, is the focus of Ayang, an organisation set up by an alumnus
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Imagine a carved figure from the walls of a Hoysala temple and the energetic moves of an aerobics trainer. Put the two together and you have a creative project from the current students of the University in Bengaluru
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An inspiring collection of narratives from rural Jharkhand. This series underscores the importance of strong local democratic institutions such as the panchayat.
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Rivers are and have always been an important entity in our beings. Some of those values are becoming invisible these days. Here through this podcast, we make an attempt to do some conversations with rivers.

In Distant Time, civilisations started and decimated around rivers. In a way, lives of all the animate being start and end at rivers. One could say that there is no start or end. This poem is an attempt to show how everything in our beings are connected to rivers …

Like every single droplet of water flowing in the river, essentially, everything flows. This poem will have a conversation with you about cyclic and predeatined nature of flow in our lives.

Rivers are and have always been an important entity in our beings. Some of those values are becoming invisible these days. Here, we make an attempt to do some conversations with rivers