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50 percent of Indian populace demands a mere 33 percent participation

Nisha Agrawal | 11 June 2010

60 women, representing women from all corners of India-travelling through more than 60 cities, towns and rural areas of India- covered over 20,000 km, during the period May 18th to June

Will it be a drought or a flood- We do not know what to prepare for?

Nisha Agrawal | 28 May 2010

Not long before…Indian farmer was always sure of the season, the rains, the crop- summers used to be hot, winters.. chilly, and it used to rain during rainy season.

Is Health all about wealth??

Nisha Agrawal | 6 May 2010

Though India is gradually gaining a worldwide recognition for affordable health services and emerging as a Health Tourism Hub, try accessing quality healthcare services in India, and you feel t

Bridging the gap between the two India(s)

Nisha Agrawal | 1 April 2010

Today when Oxfam India formally launches its Oxfam India Strategy 2010-2015, it a special day for Oxfam India and the day becomes all the more important- today being 1st April 2010

Union Budget 2010: A Huge Disappointment

Nisha Agrawal | 28 February 2010

The Government has promised "inclusive development" in its 11th 5 Year Plan and yet each year, the annual Budget never allocates enough resources to sectors such as education, health, and safety ne

Relief Distribution in Nagaladinne village of Nandavaram Mandal of Kurnool district

Manisha Sharma | 17 December 2009

Date 30 October, 2009

Place:  Nagaladinne village

Time: 10:30 am

Small strides for big change

Nisha Agrawal | 11 December 2009

December 8 was one of the coldest days of 2009. There I was standing along with 100 school students at the entrance to the residence of Sharad Pawar, the Minister of Agriculture an

The flood waters will recede...the sun will shine tomorrow...

Nisha Agrawal | 8 October 2009
"Are you upset little friend? Have you been lying awake worrying? Well, don't worry...I'm here.